women reservation

Against women reservation. Indian women have been politically empowered (in law) since 26th January 1950. But economic and social empowerment has been elusive. Laws and regulations — sometimes introduced with the intention to protect them — have only led to their economic marginalisation. If reservation in parliament is the only way out for upliftment of women, the question is why then limit it to only 33 percent. honestly, why do we need quota to showcase equality when men and women are born equal. All that we need is basic education for all women. Have we forgotten the famous words: `When you educate a man, you help a family; when you educate a women, you help a society.` If reservation in parliament is the only way out for upliftment of women, the question is why then limit it to only 33 percent. honestly, why do we need quota to showcase equality when men and women are born equal. All that we need is basic education for all women. Have we forgotten the famous words: `When you educate a man, you help a family; when you educate a women, you help a society.` If reservation in parliament is the only way out for upliftment of women, the question is why then limit it to only 33 percent. honestly, why do we need quota to showcase equality when men and women are born equal. All that we need is basic education for all women. Have we forgotten the famous words: `When you educate a man, you help a family; when you educate a women, you help a society.` If reservation in parliament is the only way out for upliftment of women, the question is why then limit it to only 33 percent. honestly, why do we need quota to showcase equality when men and women are born equal. All that we need is basic education for all women. Have we forgotten the famous words: `When you educate a man, you help a family; when you educate a women, you help a society.` If reservation in parliament is the only way out for upliftment of women, the question is why then limit it to only 33