Lok Sabha elections: Why some parties are fielding more women this time
Lok Sabha elections: Why some parties are fielding more women this time While the overall sex ratio has marginally worsened from the 1960s to the 2000s, the voter sex ratio has improved in India Nadia: Women stand in a queue to cast their vote for Panchayat election at Shantipur polling station in Nadia district of West Bengal on Monday.( PTI Photo) (PTI5_14_2018_000071B) Elections : To see how some ideological groups appear to have woken up to the requirement for more prominent ladies’ political portrayal in front of the general races booked for April and May 2019, you have just to take a gander at the millennial female voter. Anju Baa, a 20-year-old ancestral young lady from Rajgampur town in Sundergarh locale in northwestern Odisha, has finished her graduation. She is taken a crack at a PC class and says she will apply for work once her course is finished. Marriage? She shrugs, first comes the activity. At the point when Anju was only an infant, her ...