The Telugu Desam Party committed to building a stronger and more inclusive political future, proposing 33% reservation for women in the party.
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The Telugu Desam Party committed to building a stronger and more inclusive political future, proposing 33% reservation for women in the party.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Byreddy Shabari was elevated to National General Secretary of the Telugu Desam Party, advocating for women's leadership in Indian politics.Sub-event
TDP leadership proposes 33% women's reservation for a stronger party.1 source
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Telugu Desam Party
Indian political party
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Nara Lokesh
Indian politician
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