Women's reservation bill a political time bomb?

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Dear BENOY JACOB Women in many areas of India are still meted out a shabby treatement and this spills over in the political space as well. In last year's Lok Sabha election women made up only 7% of the total contestants. Do you think that the women's reservation bill be able to bring in the real delimitation which is long overdue? PeerPower.com has tied up with TimesJobs.com to bring best of ET Editorial articles in your mail box. We have picked this editorial piece for you as it matches with your area of specialization. You may share your views with industry peers on PeerPower.

Sonia's political time bomb Women's reservation is a political time bomb. Use it to push through real delimitation that has been pending for a long time. The most provocative image after the Rajya Sabha passed the women's reservation Bill was of Brinda Karat and Sushma Swaraj holding hands high in the air. Most people who've seen that have wondered whether reserving seats for women in Parliament and state legislatures had turned sworn pol.. read more Post your views

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