Uppinangady: 50-year old man uses phone while on charging mode, dies of electrocution
Uppinangady: A 50-year old man died after being electrocuted on Monday while using his mobile phone during charging. The incident was reported from Nekkilady Grama, on Monday. The deceased has been identified as Lakshman Gowda (50).
According to reports Lakshman was electrocuted when he was using his mobile phone while it was being charged. He was rushed to a local hospital here where the doctors declared him brought dead
A daily wage worker, Lakshman is survived by his wife and two sons. A case has been registered at Uppinangady Police Station.
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Kharge convenes meeting of Cong brass to discuss women quota, delimitation
New Delhi (PTI): Ahead of a special three-day sitting of Parliament, top Congress leaders met at the residence of party chief Mallikarjun Kharge here on Monday to discuss the strategy on the women quota law.
Kharge convened the meeting of the party's Parliamentary strategy group at his residence where top Congress leaders discussed the issue of women reservation along with that of delimitation.
The government on Tuesday circulated bills related to the women quota law and delimitation among the MPs.
The Congress has alleged that when the intent behind a bill is "mischievous" and its content "devious", the extent of damage to parliamentary democracy is enormous.
The Budget session of Parliament has been extended, and a special three-day sitting of the House has been convened from April 16 to 18, during which amendments to the 'Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam', more commonly known as the Women's Reservation Act, will be brought for its implementation in 2029.
The number of Lok Sabha seats will be increased to up to 850 from the current 543 to "operationalise" the women's reservation law before the 2029 parliamentary polls, following a delimitation exercise to be carried out based on the last published census. According to the draft Constitution amendment bill, which will be introduced in the upcoming special sitting of Parliament, seats would also be increased in the state and Union Territory assemblies to accommodate 33 per cent reservation for women.
