New Delhi , April 14, April 15 -- The "Nari Shakti Vandan Act" is being described as a landmark step in India's democratic journey, aimed at strengthening women's participation in legislative bodies through 33% reservation in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies. The initiative marks a significant shift from women's development to women-led development, reflecting a broader vision of inclusive governance. The Act is seen as part of a long historical continuum of women's contribution to India's nation-building, from the freedom struggle to contemporary leadership roles. It seeks to ensure greater representation of women in decision-making processes, thereby making governance more inclusive and responsive.Over the past decade, various governm...