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Watch: BJP Has The Numbers to Pass The Women’s Reservation Bill, So Why The Foot-Dragging?

As the world celebrates International Women’s Day, The Wire takes a look at the long-pending women's reservation Bill which would ensure greater political representation for women in India. 
The Wire Staff
Mar 08 2018
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As the world celebrates International Women’s Day, The Wire takes a look at the long-pending women's reservation Bill which would ensure greater political representation for women in India. 
Watch: BJP Has The Numbers to Pass The Women’s Reservation Bill, So Why The Foot-Dragging?
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As the world celebrates International Women’s Day, The Wire takes a look at the long-pending women's reservation Bill which would ensure greater political representation for women in India.



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