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Is The US Presidential Election A Battle Of The Sexes?
Historically speaking, women have leaned towards voting for Democrats more than men have, since the 1980s and this gap has only grown wider since.
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Every Booth To Have Water, Toilets, Wheelchair: Chief Election Commissioner
In an attempt to make the voting experience better, the Election Commission is making a host of facilities available at every polling station. These will include drinking water, toilets for men and women, a wheelchair and a ramp.
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BJP, Congress To Fight For Women's Votes In 29 Madhya Pradesh Seats
Women voters outnumber men in 29 of Madhya Pradesh's 230 Assembly seats, and 25 are either reserved for tribal communities or have large tribal populations, the Election Commission said as it released the final list of voters for next month's polls.
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Ballon d'Or 2021: When And Where To Watch Live Telecast, Live Streaming
The much-awaited Ballon d'Or 2021 ceremony will be organised by the French Football Federation (FFF) where the best men's and women's football players will be adjudged after voting by journalists from around the world.
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Women's Participation In Polls Has Exceeded That Of Men: Election Commission Chief
Indian democracy has covered a remarkable distance since the first Lok Sabha polls and today 7 decades and 17 general elections later, women's participation in voting has exceeded that of men, Chief Election Commissioner Sushil Chandra said.
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Asif Ali, Laura Delany Voted As ICC Players Of The Month For October
Asif Ali beat Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan and Namibia's David Wiese to the men's award, and Laura Delany beat teammate Gaby Lewis and Zimbabwe's Mary-Anne Musonda to the women's prize.
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Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, Sanju Win AIFF Player Of The Year Awards
Gurpreet Singh Sandhu was named the AIFF Men's Footballer of the Year on the basis of votes from Indian Super League and I-League club coaches.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Response After Smriti Irani Accuses Him Of Misogyny
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday hit back at Union Minister Smriti Irani, who accused him of misogyny over a tweet in which he urged women to come out in large numbers for the assembly election and discuss with men who should get the vote.
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Groom, His Family Dressed Up For Wedding, Stand In Queue To Vote In Delhi
A man and his family, decked up for his wedding in colourful traditional attire, stood in a queue outside a polling booth in east Delhi's Shakarpur. Voter cards in their hands, the turbaned men in the family posed for a photo, while the women stood behind them.
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Haryana Election 2019: How To Vote Explained In 10 Simple Steps
Election in Haryana 2019: Haryana has 1.8 crore eligible voters. Of these, 98 lakh are men and 85 lakh are women voters and 252 are voters from the third gender. The Haryana Election result will be announced three days later on October 24, Thursday.
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CAB Will Become Fully Lodha Compliant: Sourav Ganguly
Sourav Ganguly said that the state association will give voting rights to former international players, complying fully with the new constitution set by Lodha committee.
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Triple Talaq Bill in Rajya Sabha: Rajya Sabha Rejects Motion To Send Triple Talaq Bill To Select Panel
The contentious bill to ban Triple Talaq - the practice of Muslim men instantly divorcing their wives by uttering "talaq" thrice - which failed the the Rajya Sabha test last time, is expected to have a smooth passage today as the opposition to it suddenly crumbled. While Naveen Patnaik's Biju Janata Dal supported the bill, the AIADMK and Nitish Kum...
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Elections 2019: Voting Begins For Third Phase Of Lok Sabha Polls In West Bengal
Men and women of various age groups queued up before polling booths, as voting began at 7 a.m. for five West Bengal constituencies in phase three of the Lok Sabha polls on Tuesday.
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Women To Vote In Pakistan Village Where Men Had Stopped Them Since 1947
Men banned women from voting in the village of Mohri Pur sometime around 1947, and they have obeyed ever since until this year, when changes to Pakistan's election laws and women's attitudes could shift the dynamic.
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Google Withholds Gender Pay Details
For the second year in a row, shareholders of Alphabet voted down a proposal asking the tech giant to publish a report on possible pay disparities between its male and female employees.
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Is The US Presidential Election A Battle Of The Sexes?
Historically speaking, women have leaned towards voting for Democrats more than men have, since the 1980s and this gap has only grown wider since.
-
Every Booth To Have Water, Toilets, Wheelchair: Chief Election Commissioner
In an attempt to make the voting experience better, the Election Commission is making a host of facilities available at every polling station. These will include drinking water, toilets for men and women, a wheelchair and a ramp.
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BJP, Congress To Fight For Women's Votes In 29 Madhya Pradesh Seats
Women voters outnumber men in 29 of Madhya Pradesh's 230 Assembly seats, and 25 are either reserved for tribal communities or have large tribal populations, the Election Commission said as it released the final list of voters for next month's polls.
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Ballon d'Or 2021: When And Where To Watch Live Telecast, Live Streaming
The much-awaited Ballon d'Or 2021 ceremony will be organised by the French Football Federation (FFF) where the best men's and women's football players will be adjudged after voting by journalists from around the world.
-
Women's Participation In Polls Has Exceeded That Of Men: Election Commission Chief
Indian democracy has covered a remarkable distance since the first Lok Sabha polls and today 7 decades and 17 general elections later, women's participation in voting has exceeded that of men, Chief Election Commissioner Sushil Chandra said.
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Asif Ali, Laura Delany Voted As ICC Players Of The Month For October
Asif Ali beat Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan and Namibia's David Wiese to the men's award, and Laura Delany beat teammate Gaby Lewis and Zimbabwe's Mary-Anne Musonda to the women's prize.
-
Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, Sanju Win AIFF Player Of The Year Awards
Gurpreet Singh Sandhu was named the AIFF Men's Footballer of the Year on the basis of votes from Indian Super League and I-League club coaches.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Response After Smriti Irani Accuses Him Of Misogyny
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday hit back at Union Minister Smriti Irani, who accused him of misogyny over a tweet in which he urged women to come out in large numbers for the assembly election and discuss with men who should get the vote.
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Groom, His Family Dressed Up For Wedding, Stand In Queue To Vote In Delhi
A man and his family, decked up for his wedding in colourful traditional attire, stood in a queue outside a polling booth in east Delhi's Shakarpur. Voter cards in their hands, the turbaned men in the family posed for a photo, while the women stood behind them.
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Haryana Election 2019: How To Vote Explained In 10 Simple Steps
Election in Haryana 2019: Haryana has 1.8 crore eligible voters. Of these, 98 lakh are men and 85 lakh are women voters and 252 are voters from the third gender. The Haryana Election result will be announced three days later on October 24, Thursday.
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CAB Will Become Fully Lodha Compliant: Sourav Ganguly
Sourav Ganguly said that the state association will give voting rights to former international players, complying fully with the new constitution set by Lodha committee.
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Triple Talaq Bill in Rajya Sabha: Rajya Sabha Rejects Motion To Send Triple Talaq Bill To Select Panel
The contentious bill to ban Triple Talaq - the practice of Muslim men instantly divorcing their wives by uttering "talaq" thrice - which failed the the Rajya Sabha test last time, is expected to have a smooth passage today as the opposition to it suddenly crumbled. While Naveen Patnaik's Biju Janata Dal supported the bill, the AIADMK and Nitish Kum...
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Elections 2019: Voting Begins For Third Phase Of Lok Sabha Polls In West Bengal
Men and women of various age groups queued up before polling booths, as voting began at 7 a.m. for five West Bengal constituencies in phase three of the Lok Sabha polls on Tuesday.
-
Women To Vote In Pakistan Village Where Men Had Stopped Them Since 1947
Men banned women from voting in the village of Mohri Pur sometime around 1947, and they have obeyed ever since until this year, when changes to Pakistan's election laws and women's attitudes could shift the dynamic.
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Google Withholds Gender Pay Details
For the second year in a row, shareholders of Alphabet voted down a proposal asking the tech giant to publish a report on possible pay disparities between its male and female employees.
