Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decisive push for the Women’s Reservation Bill has earned high praise from Padma Shri recipient Dr. Vijayalakshmi Deshmane, who sees it as a testament to bold governance. In an interview from Bengaluru, she began with a rallying cry: ‘Modi hai to sab mumkin hai.’
Describing the bill as a decades-old dream finally materializing, Dr. Deshmane credited Modi and his cabinet for their fearless parliamentary move. She placed the onus on Indian women: ‘Seize this chance to enter politics, strengthen it, and repay the PM’s faith in female leadership.’
Her appeal targeted energetic young women, encouraging them to join the political fray for nation-building. ‘PM Modi’s track record is exemplary; now we must rise to lead with a ‘Nation First’ mindset,’ she asserted, thanking the government profusely.
The development has sparked widespread buzz. Shiv Sena’s Shaina NC saluted Modi’s prompt support for the Nari Shakti Vandan Act, calling on parties to show political will in debates. Meanwhile, Bollywood star Preity Zinta celebrated the end of a 27-year wait since 1996, labeling it a landmark beyond mere politics.
With cabinet approval secured, the bill heads to intense parliamentary scrutiny. Experts predict it will unlock new avenues for women in governance, fostering inclusive development and setting a precedent for gender parity in India’s democracy.
