DU students of Miranda House College were invited to participate in the winter session of Parliament. Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Thursday said that women are the backbone of Parliament and the economic development of the country.
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, while talking about women’s representation in Parliament, said that soon at least one-third of the seats in the Lok Sabha and Assemblies will be reserved for women candidates.
On the role of women in the Indian Parliament on the occasion of the platinum jubilee of the college, the Vice President said that India made history on September 21 when the Women’s Reservation Bill was passed. Which has now become a law.
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Women’s rights increased with the new Parliament building. He said that history was made when the Women’s Reservation Bill was passed in a special session of Parliament on September 21 in the new building. The day coincided with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday as per Hindu date. The Rajya Sabha Chairman said that women are the backbone of Parliament and our economic development.
Five DU students were invited by the Vice President
For a 15-day course on Parliament, he also proposed to invite 5 interns from Miranda House.
The VP commended Miranda House for standing firm on the main footing in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) rankings for a very long time.
Yogesh Singh, vice-chancellor of the University of Delhi, and Balaram Pani, Dean of colleges also attended the event.
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Moreover, the demand for giving 50% reservation to women in the student union elections in the North Campus of Delhi University has intensified. DU students met the Dean and the university administration and demanded at least 50% reservation in the student union elections to promote women in the student politics of the university.
Every time the demand for 50% reserved seats for female students in Delhi University has been raised in DUSU elections, but till now it has not happened. Now once again after the completion of the DUSU elections, this demand was raised again and this time the girl students hope that the university administration will take cognizance of the memorandum given by them and will soon start work on this process.
