Govt exam aspirants must be aware of these key changes

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Arjun Ram Meghwal, the law minister, introduced the Women's Reservation Bill on Tuesday in the Lok Sabha. Image Source : Google

On September 21, the debate for whether to pass the Bill will be taken up in the Rajya Sabha. Image Source : Pixabay

The new bill aims to increase the involvement of women in state and national level policy-making. Image Source : Google

Now 181 seats will be reserved for women in the Lok Sabha. Image Source : Pixabay

Out of 84 Scheduled Caste (SC) seats in the Lok Sabha, 33 percent will now be reserved for women. Image Source : Pixabay

Out of 47 Scheduled Tribe (ST) seats in the Lok Sabha, 33 percent will now be reserved for women. Image Source : Google

Now 33 percent seats in Rajya Sabha will be reserved for women. Image Source : Pixabay

Now 33 percent constituencies in all state assemblies will be reserved for women. Image Source : Google

After each delimitation process, there will be rotation of seats reserved for women in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies. Image Source : Google

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