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Can Tarique Rahman keep Bangladesh at peace after BNP sweep?
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Census 2027 is poised to initiate a series of major political reforms, including caste enumeration, delimitation, and women's reservation
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Counting caste to counter caste: The politics of enumeration in modern India
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The delimitation debate in India is a critical constitutional issue that threatens to redistribute political power and deepen regional fault lines, says S.Y. Quraishi
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Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam: Progressive law or a 15-year setback?
Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam aims for greater female representation in politics, but its fundamental flaws risk making it a temporary solution rather than a permanent one. The bill's 15-year sunset clause and the rotation of reserved seats may prevent women from building sustainable political careers, potentially resetting progress back to square one.
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