CERTAIN AREAS EVEN AFTER HAVING CAPABILITY TO WORK WOMEN R NOT GIVEN CHANCE SO THIS RESERVATION SYSTEM CAME INTO EXISTENCE.OFF COURSE WOMEN HAVE THE CAPABILITY TO ACHIEVE BUT IF THE BILL IS NOT PASSED IT WILL TAKE DECADES TO COME INTO EXISTENCE..........LIKE JAN LOKPAL BILL THEIR WAS A PARLIMENT VOTING INFORNT OF MEDIA,THE LETTER OF ACCEPTATION WAS GIVEN,SEE...........THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING WHEN THE STANDING COMMITEE WILL SIT AND GIVE THE DECISION...........AN ITCH TO PASS THE BILL.
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parimala.c.wagh , Tech Architect, Rites.Ltd/GC/BMRCL
| 09 30 2011 08:30:33 +0000
Yes, reservation but with clearly drawn time limit. There should be no reservation in long term yet this should be allowed for a period of 15-20 years, only to make up for correcting the past aberrations.. Thanks for invite... Sachin.
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Ravindra Sharma, Managing Consultant, CHEF-India
| 01 20 2011 06:24:36 +0000
If you don't bend your rules to satisfy the feminine gender in politics, they are bound to ruin the very fabric of democracy! We have witness great emergency declared when a woman leader was put into difficulty, Uttar Pradesh faces wrath, self-portrayal, anarchy, Tamil Nadu was instrumental in demolishing the stable central government in BJP regime, TATA had to abandon his dream project, and above all, the status of an HONEST statesman is brutally assaulted in the hands of a very powerful person belonging to feminine gender! Recommend quota and face elections every year!
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S. Muralidharan, Executive Director, Knowledge Foundation & Campus Around the Corner
| 01 19 2011 08:22:27 +0000
THANK YOU SACHIN.GONE ARE THE DAYS WOMEN WERE PLAYING SECOND FIDDLE.THE CURRENT GENERATION EXCELS IN ALL WALKS OF LIFE AND GIVES TOUGH FIGHT IN ALL ASPECTS TO THEIR MEN COUNTER PARTS.LET THE BEST WIN AND DELIVER THE GOODS.
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s.baalu , Consultant, XYZ LTD
| 06 17 2010 14:14:36 +0000
Womens r capapable enough thats y they get reservation in parliament.mens have reservation then y shouldnt womens will get becoz their is a question of euality right u have only said all r equal so women should get equal chance like men in each an every area.
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srilekha naidu, excecutive, GTFSpalasa
| 06 02 2010 11:58:52 +0000
The decision of women reservation in parliament which has been passed by the upper house now should be passed by the lower house and all other concerned.
The reservation for women(33%)is if I may call it the decesion of the decade. If the women can manage kitchen,all sorts of job including teaching,handeling child/children then I think they are in a good position to run the parliament also.
In india the women are not treated equally which is unfortunate but once they are in parliament the thinking process of ours will chang and we will treat them equally
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Rathin Deb, Freelance Retail Consultant
| 05 29 2010 14:58:48 +0000
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their shouldn't be any reservation on the basis of gender, we already have reservation based on caste. presence of women is necessary in the top law making body but should not be by reservation but by based on the merit. I think we should think about meritocracy based democracy.
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Danish khan, Business Analyst, cognizant business consultancy
| 03 02 2011 18:06:42 +0000
It may hurt the self respect of women who have come up on their own ability, it may result in lesser respect for women in the society. It may also bring down the quality of leaders. Parties will be forced to find women whether or not the women identify with the overall party agenda and the rest of the issues concerning all citizens, as opposed to just women’s issues. There are no provisions to prevent discrimination against men because of finding women who are inclined towards women’s issues alone, or, in other words, biased against men. Powerful male members of parties will be tempted to find female relatives to ‘reserve’ the seat for themselves during the following cycle. It is feared that reservation would only help women of the elitist groups to gain seats, therefore causing further discrimination and under-representation to the poor and backward classes (According to a National Election Study, 68 per cent of today's women MPs are millionairesses).
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Revathy Venkitesh, Traffic Assistant, Global Aviation & Services Group
| 01 30 2011 12:16:25 +0000
1. The way the bill is cast, 3 constituencies are bunched together and the reservation rotates between these 3 election to election. Some ladies are very competent. After a successful nursing of her constituency, she may choose to seek re-election from that constituency only and perhaps win. So, in this group of 3, there are 2 ladies in parliament. Assuming 30% of the sets are like this, within one election, it goes to 45%. 2. Like The ERA Bill in the USA, no party is interested in this. If they were, they could have implemented it in their party itself while selecting candidates. Let them allot 30% seats to women - not to worry if half of them lost - atleast it starts a trend
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V. Srinivas, Freelancer, Information Technology
| 01 30 2011 10:14:49 +0000
first of all candidature easy identified and believe to serve the voter with all circumstance and finally elect the voter at the level majority. In most of the case woman candidature how identified by politician all of us known very well, these people definitely only an stamp
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JAGADEESAN S, Project Leader/Managing Consultant, Project Consultant
| 01 30 2011 09:02:22 +0000
@ Murlidharan I agree on Male Chauvinism and the Constitution way of women representation. But i couldn't agree on u r earlier remark about the 'Necessary Women Representation to make women satiate their representation problems'. I wonder if that might be the vision of this representation by our Male chauvinistic people, then its a waste of time for both of us. The whole purpose is defeated, leading to more chaos and filth in the ensuing system.
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Sri Krishna, B.Tech/B.E. student, Birla Institute Of Technology Science (BITS), Pilani
| 01 19 2011 12:59:13 +0000
Mr. Sri Krishna, its not the question of "for" or "against" reservation! The era of male chauvinism in politics is not over yet. We need to re-think on the constitution and People's Representation Act. We have to now cleanse the system and the electoral reforms are must! If we fail to address these issues, good able women would not like to participate in the political scenario! You would only get people with vested interests only!
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S. Muralidharan, Executive Director, Knowledge Foundation & Campus Around the Corner
| 01 19 2011 12:40:57 +0000
@ S. Muralidharan Are u Supporting or Not Supporting Reservations for Women? We are talking about the improvement in situations of women related problems, Not about how to satisfy their feminine gender for our interests. I am sure u got a hold of the problem now. Yeah the referred examples u pointed out correspond to women in politics. But what abt the problems generated by Men in High Positions?? I think we have seen enough of them and that y we r here for women to enter politics.
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Sri Krishna, B.Tech/B.E. student, Birla Institute Of Technology Science (BITS), Pilani
| 01 19 2011 12:01:17 +0000
@ Sakina Chandra The Said Quota wont settle the problems of women. Its just an appeasement to women problem. Also if the women put in the corrupt n non-responsible govt will lead to corrupt women in 90% cases. The Only way this problem of reservation can be solved is to Stop Corruption and show the advantages of Following Values to the future upcoming Women at Higher Positions.
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Sri Krishna, B.Tech/B.E. student, Birla Institute Of Technology Science (BITS), Pilani
| 01 19 2011 11:55:15 +0000
reservations for women in parliament is not necessary..this is just against the right to equality.on one side everybody talks about giving equal rights to both men & women but on other side we are differentiating them.
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KANIKA SINGHAL, HCL Infosystems Ltd
| 01 18 2011 16:16:26 +0000
As i Mentioned Before, Reservations are required for a short term plan, but not for a long term plan. But before thinking of any reservation we must think of liberating people of their Backwardness and other myths. These are the things which we should reserve our time to get rid of them from the society. If these are done in a phased manner we need not talk about Reservations or in particularly Reservations for Women
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Sri Krishna, B.Tech/B.E. student, Birla Institute Of Technology Science (BITS), Pilani
| 01 18 2011 12:36:22 +0000
Every citizen of India has equal rights. Discrimination would always lead to conflicts and would never allow the citizens to work with each other peacefully.
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Vishwas , -, --
| 01 18 2011 11:01:18 +0000
Women reservation means men superiority. Women should have come together and opposed it. Unfortunately that did not happen. Why not women campaign for men reservation in the parliament. This will really give them the taste of how men feel about it. In these times, women better in every facet of life and they have progressed in almost every field. Why should there be a reservation. This is a political gimmick and nothing else.
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GOPALAN , Freelancer, Freelancer
| 06 02 2010 12:06:51 +0000
There is slight blunder in the thinking of people towards Reservation. Any type of reservation is just to show that person or organisation is weak and is/are unable to express themselves or due to economic problems or even illiteracy. Given women reservation for such long period like 20-30 years is a blunder in itself and a chance for blunders on the part of politician, who has proved themselves useless of tackling the situation of backwardness and other economic problems. A Deadline based system should be introduce with fail-safe instruments (only for genuine situations) in the Indian Law Making and Implimenting. This will allow development to take place fast and with no regrets. In my view, Womens Reservation should be scraped within 5-10 years, a period of 1-2 Indian Political Power periods with retrospective on the first 5 years work and completing in the second 5 years window without fail.
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Sri Krishna, B.Tech/B.E. student, Birla Institute Of Technology Science (BITS), Pilani
| 06 02 2010 11:27:59 +0000
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