INDIA THIS WEEK FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 2026 1 A We e kl y N e w s p a p e r Fe a tu r i ng N ew s an d Tren d s f ro m the In d ian Sub- Co n tin en t Pub li s hed From the U S Ca pi ta l Web Site: WWW.Indiathisweek.us Volume 35 No. 17 Washington DC. Phone: 301-445-0200; 301-917-4800; 301-445-1868 E-Mail: indiathisweekads@gmail.com Friday April 24, 2026 Delimitation Row Dominates Lok Sabha Showdown as Women’s Reservation Bill Fails to Pass New Delhi, April 17: In a dramatic and politically charged session of the Lok Sabha, the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, 2026—aimed at implementing women’s reservation from the 2029 general elections—failed to secure passage, with opposition parties uniting against the government over its linkage with the contentious Delimitation Bill. The proposed amendment, which required a two-thirds majority of members present and voting, fell short despite securing 298 votes in favor against 230 opposed. Announcing the outcome, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla confirmed that the bill had failed to meet the constitutional threshold. The defeat marks a significant political moment, not merely for the future of women’s reservation, but more critically for the intensifying national debate on delimitation—the redrawing of parliamentary constituencies—which emerged as the central fault line during deliberations. New Delhi [India], April 20 (ANI): India and South Korea on Monday decided to strengthen ties across a range of sectors including technology, shipbuilding, energy and entertainment during visit of President Lee Jae Myung with the outcomes reflecting the width and depth of the growing partnership between the two countries. The list of 15 outcomes included a Joint Strategic Vision for Special Strategic Partnership, Comprehensive Framework for Partnership in Shipbuilding, Shipping and Maritime Logistics, Joint Statement on Cooperation in Field of Sustainability and Joint Statement on Energy Resource Security. President Lee Jae Myung, who arrived in India on Sunday, held talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The two countries also announced the launch of Economic Security Di- alogue, establishment of Distinguished Visitors Programme (DVP) and launch of dialogue between the two Foreign Ministries on Global Themes, including Climate Change, Arctic, and Maritime Cooperation. South Korea announced joining Indo Pacific Oceans Initiative and joining the International Solar Alliance. India will join the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI). The two countries decided to commemorate 2028-29 as Year of India-ROK FriendshipThe MOUs and frameworks included Cooperation in the Field of Ports, Establishment of the Industrial Cooperation Committee, Cooperation in the Field of Technology and Trade for Steel Supply Chain, Cooperation in the Field of Small and Medium sized Enterprises, Cooperation in the Field of Maritime Heritage and Joint Declaration on Delimitation at the Heart of the Political Storm While the government presented the bill as a historic step toward enhancing women’s rep- resentation, opposition parties argued that its implementation was deliber- ately tied to delimitation and future census exercises, effectively delaying its realization. Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi strongly criticized the move, asserting that the legislation was “not about women’s reservation” but rather “an attempt to change India’s political structure.” He warned that linking reservation to delimitation could alter the electoral balance of the country. Similarly, Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra described the bill’s defeat as a “big win for democracy,” arguing that the government’s approach made its passage impossible. She maintained that genuine women’s reservaDILIMITATION BILL SEE PAGE 2 India, South Korea boost ties across sectors; discuss cooperation in AI, semiconductors, steel, ports Remember: “Sometimes it’s difficult to accept, to recognise one’s own mistakes, but one must do it. I was guilty of overconfidence and arrogance, and I was punished for that.” Mikhail Gorbachev Resuming the Negotiations to upgrade the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement between India and South Korea. At a special briefing, MEA Secretary (East) P Kumaran spoke of the growing defence ties between the two countries. He said India is also looking at co-development and technology transfer. “Korea supplies K9 Vajra systems, anti-aircraft systems. There are already two phases of supplies that have happened. We’re looking at the third phase, which involves a greater technology transfer. We’re also looking at other kinds of anti-aircraft guns and missile systems. We are also looking at co-development and technology transfer, code design, et cetera, of new generation defence systems. We are also looking at collaborating in terms of procurement of more kinds of defence hardware, telecom equipment, cyber security,” he said. Answering a query on geopolitical tensions, Kumaran said there was a general discussion in the sense of the upheaval caused by geopolitical contestations, conflicts, both in Ukraine, Russia and in the Gulf region.” Overall, it was agreed that we should cooperate to try to strengthen peace and security and strengthen multilateral in- stitutions. It was seen that India, as the leader of the Global South, would be a useful partner for Korea to interact with and to develop positions that broadly represent global opinion. In that context, the President of Korea appreciated our support for the denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula. There was also a brief discussion about nonproliferation and cooperation in the area of making sure that sensitive technologies do not fall into the hands of non-state actors and other kinds of sanctioned entities.” Answering a query on India-Korea comprehensive framework for partnership in shipbuilding, shipping & maritime logistics, Kumaran said several initiatives have been taken as a part of this at the level of industries too. “One includes a non-binding MOU between the Korean shipbuilder HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (HD KSOE), the identified cluster developer and facilitator… Overall the emphasis is on upgrading existing shipyards, including developing block fabrication facilities and setting up a new dry dock to construct large and specialised vessels… We are also looking at financing and skill training,” he said. “There will be also cooperation in developing port infrastructure, knowledge sharing, training our workers, and financing will be another area where the maritime development fund and the Korean sites development partnership funds would be used for advancing this programme. We are also looking at jointly designing manufacturing and supporting next-generation conventional and autonomous maritime and port cranes,” he added. (ANI)
INDIA THIS WEEK FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 2026 Delimitation Row Dominates Lok Sabha Showdown as Women’s Reservation Bill Fails to Pass LOK SABHA BILL FROM PAGE 1 tion must be implemented immediately, without being tied to constituency redrawing or census conditions. Opposition leaders consistently reiterated their support for women’s reservation in principle but rejected what they viewed as a conditional and politically motivated framework tied to delimitation. Southern States Rally Against “Imbalance” The strongest resistance came from southern political leadership, where concerns over delimitation have been particularly acute. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. K. Stalin hailed the bill’s defeat as a victory for federal balance and democratic fairness. In a statement, Stalin declared that “delimitation is about representation—about who gets a voice in India’s democracy—and it must strengthen the Union, not weaken its balance.” He emphasized that southern states were not opposed to delimitation itself but demanded a fair, consultative process rather than one perceived to disproportionately shift political power. “The South stood united, and democracy prevailed,” he said, thanking opposition parties for their coordinated stand. Government Defends Intent, Withdraws Linked Bills The government, however, expressed disappointment at the outcome. Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who had earlier led the debate, criticized opposition parties for opposing what he described as a landmark initiative for women’s empowerment. He warned that voters, particularly women, would respond in future elections. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju termed the result a “lost opportunity” and defended the interlinking of the bills, stating that the women’s reservation framework could not be viewed in isolation from delimitation and related legislative changes. Following the defeat, the government withdrew both the Delimitation Bill, 2026, and the Union Territories Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026, acknowledging their intrinsic connection to the failed constitutional amendment. Despite the setback, Rijiju reiterated the government’s commitment to advancing women’s rights, stating that efforts to ensure representation and dignity for women would continue under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. A Debate Beyond Numbers The session witnessed participation from nearly 130 members, reflecting the high political stakes and nationwide implications of the proposed reforms. At its core, the debate transcended the immediate question of women’s reservation and evolved into a broader contest over the future shape of India’s electoral democracy. The opposition’s central argument—that delimitation based on older census data could disproportionately benefit certain regions while diminishing others—resonated strongly, particularly among southern states wary of losing parliamentary representation. What Lies Ahead Although the 131st Amendment Bill has failed, the broader issue remains unresolved. The Women’s Reservation Act passed earlier in 2023 continues to exist, but its implementation remains tied to future census and delimitation exercises— conditions that remain politically contested. Friday’s developments underscore that any future attempt to imple- ment women’s reservation will likely require decoupling it from delimitation or achieving a broader political consensus on how constituency redistribution should be conducted. For now, the vote has not only stalled a major legislative reform but has also amplified a deeper national debate—one that pits representation against redistribution, and gender justice against federal balance—placing delimitation squarely at the center of India’s political discourse.
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INDIA THIS WEEK FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 2026 Indian Ambassador to US Kwatra, US Congressman Pete Sessions discuss strengthening India-US partnership Washington DC [US], April 17 (ANI): India’s Ambassador to the United States, Vinay Mohan Kwatra, held talks with senior US lawmaker Pete Sessions on advancing bilateral ties, highlighting continued engagement between New Delhi and Washington. In a post on X on Friday, Kwatra said, “Had a good conversation on issues of mutual interest with Congressman @ PeteSessions, Chairman of the Subcommittee on Government Operations in House Oversight Committee today. Appreciate his steadfast support for a stronger India-US partnership.” Kwatra also appreciated Sessions’ “steadfast support for a stronger India-US partnership”. Congressman Pete Sessions serves as the Chairman of the Subcommittee on Government Operations in the House Oversight Committee. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump on Thursday congratulated “seasoned” diplomat Taranjit Singh Sandhu on his appointment as the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, highlighting his role in strengthening India-US ties.In a post on Truth Social, Trump praised Sandhu’s diplomatic experience and extended his best wishes for his new role.” Congratulations to Taranjit Sandhu on becoming the new Lt Governor of Delhi! As a seasoned Diplomat and former Ambassador to the United States, he has always shown deep commitment to strengthening the U.S.-India relationship. Wishing him success in leading Delhi’s progress, and furthering global ties!” Trump wrote. Meanwhile, Delhi LG Sandhu highlighted the importance of strengthening India-US cooperation in the ‘Freedom250’ celebrations marking 250 years of American independence, which were launched in the national capital on Wednesday.Sandhu, who attended the launch event, said the engagement provided an opportunity to deepen collaboration between the two countries, particularly in investment and technology. “It was a pleasure to meet US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor at the launch of the Freedom250 celebrations in New Delhi. We had a productive con- versation on enhancing American investments in Delhi and expanding India-US technology collaboration. The enduring partnership between India and United States remains a key pillar of global progress. I look forward to deeper cooperation that brings tangible benefits to the residents of our National Capital,” Sandhu said in a post on X. Earlier on Wednesday, Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas Hardeep Singh Puri met with US Ambassador Sergio Gor to discuss the burgeoning energy partnership between the two nations. The meeting focused on enhancing strategic cooperation and ensuring long-term energy stability. US President Trump wishes Taranjit Singh Sandhu success as Delhi Lt Governor, praises role in strengthening India-US ties Washington DC [US], April 17 (ANI): US President Donald Trump on Thursday congratulated “seasoned” diplomat Taranjit Singh Sandhu on his appointment as the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, highlighting his role in strengthening India-US ties.In a post on Truth Social, Trump praised Sandhu’s diplomatic experience and extended his best wishes for his new role.” Congratulations to Taranjit Sandhu on becoming the new Lt Governor of Delhi! As a seasoned Diplomat and former Ambassador to the United States, he has always shown deep commitment to strengthening the U.S.-India relationship. Wishing him success in leading Delhi‘s progress, and furthering global ties!” Trump wrote. Meanwhile, Delhi LG Sandhu highlighted the importance of strengthening India-US cooperation in the ‘Freedom250’ celebrations marking 250 years of American independence, which were launched in the national capital on Wednesday. Sandhu, who attended the launch event, said the engagement pro- vided an opportunity to deepen collaboration between the two countries, particularly in investment and technology.”It was a pleasure to meet US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor at the launch of the Freedom250 celebrations in New Delhi. We had a productive conversation on enhancing American investments in Delhi and expanding India-US technology collaboration. The enduring partnership between India and United States remains a key pillar of global progress. I look forward to deeper cooperation that brings tangible benefits to the residents of our National Capital,” Sandhu said in a post on X.Taranjit is the grandson of the eminent Sikh leader, Teja Singh Samundri. On March 11, Sandhu took the oath of office in the presence of Delhi High Court Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta was also present at the swearing-in ceremony.Taranjit Sandhu is part of the major administrative reshuffle of Governors and Lieutenant Governors across the country.In the reshuffle, Taranjit Singh Sandhu replaced VK Saxena, who has now been appointed as the Ladakh LG. He was also a BJP candidate in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. (ANI) In a post on X, the US Ambassador highlighted the significance of the engagement, stating, “Great meeting with Minister @HardeepSPuri to advance the US-India energy partnership. We discussed strengthening energy security and un- locking new opportunities for accelerating growth.” He further noted that “expanding access to reliable American energy will further deepen our economic ties and support long-term energy security and diversity for both nations.” (ANI) Over 2500 seafarers repatriated from Gulf region New Delhi [India], April 21 (ANI): Amid the evolving security situation in West Asia and the Gulf region, a senior government official has informed that India’s repatriation operations in West Asia and the Gulf region are continuing with over 2500 Indian seafarers being repatriated from various locations. He underlined that the safety and security of Indian seafarers remains the top priority. The remarks were made by Mandeep Singh Randhawa, Director, Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, during an inter-ministerial briefing here.” DG shipping control room has handled 6,918 calls and more than 14,605 emails since activation. In the past 24 hours, 25 calls and 135 emails have been received. The ministry, through the Director General of Shipping, has facilitated the safe repatriation of more than 2,563 Indian seafarers so far, including 25 seafarers in the last 24 hours from various locations across the Gulf region.” Randhawa underlined that the safety and security of Indian seafarers remains the top priority, and the ministry is monitoring the situation on a continuous basis and assured to extend all possible help.” The Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways continues to coordinate with the Ministry of External Affairs, Indian missions and maritime stakeholders to ensure welfare and uninterrupted maritime operations.” He also informed that the Indian-flagged crew tanker Desh Garima has safely crossed the Strait of Hormuz and is expected to arrive at Mumbai on Wednesday. He also informed that there have been no injuries reported after a firing incident involving two Indian vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz.”Indian flagged crude tanker Desh Garima, carrying 97,422 metric tons of crude oil, safely crossed the Strait of Hormuz on 18th April. The vessel with 31 Indian seafarers on board is expected to arrive at Mumbai on April 22, 2026.”Tensions continue in West Asia amid two week ceasefire between the US and Iran. Randhawa added, “In the past 48 hours, two Indian vessels, VLCC Sanmar Herald and bulk carrier Jag Arnav, reported a firing incident while transiting the Strait of Hormuz, following which they returned to the Persian Gulf. There have been no injuries to any crew reported. The ministry is in close and continuous communication with the crew, the owners of both the vessels, and is continuously monitoring the situation.” He added that port operations across India remain normal with no congestion reported at any of the port.
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India This Week Friday, April 24, 2026 Consul General Pratik Mathur Speaks at Economist Enterprise Corporate Network Shanghai’s Regional Strategic Forecast Shanghai, April 21, 2026: Consul General Shri Pratik Mathur participated as a panelist at the Economist Enterprise Corporate Network (EECN) Shanghai’s Regional Strategic Forecast: Navigating the Age of Friction. The event brought together over fifty executives, senior business leaders, and diplomats for a discussion on global and regional growth scenarios, geopolitical risk, and China’s policy outlook through 2027. On India’s economic trajectory, Consul General highlighted the success of Production Linked Incentive schemes across 14 sectors, noting The Poetic Pen INDIA THIS WEEK- April 24, 2026 Values in Life By Rajan George A poor man wandered through a quiet park, When, by chance, a treasure crossed his way— A weathered bag, resting on the earth, As though fate had placed it in his path. He paused—then gently raised it in his hands, And opened it to still his questioning heart. Within, he found a fortune neatly kept, The silent weight of someone’s life within. “Alas!” he cried, his arms cast to the sky, “What sorrow must have fallen on its owner!” For in that sum he saw not gold alone, But years of toil, of hope, of sacrifice. He turned at once to where the law resides, And placed the treasure in the sheriff’s care, Entrusting it to rightful hands, That it might find its way back home again. Meanwhile, the one who lost this precious sum, In anguish deep, sought help with trembling voice— For it was all he had, his life’s reserve, Withdrawn to save his wife from death’s approach. Then came the word—his treasure had been found, Unspoiled, untouched, as he had left it once. With hurried steps he reached the sheriff’s door, And clasped again the hope he thought was lost. Joy filled his heart; relief flowed like a stream— What once was gone was graciously restored. Yet greater still, the quiet, unseen choice Of him who found, yet did not claim the gold. No eye had watched, no voice had questioned him, No hand would halt him had he kept it all. But conscience spoke—a voice both firm and clear— That whispered truth above the lure of gain. For he discerned within that hidden wealth Another man’s sweat, his prayer, his dream. Had he withheld it, kept it for himself, His purse might swell, his comforts multiply— Yet somewhere, grief would deepen into loss, And joy be stolen from a weary soul. For life is not the gathering of gold By cunning paths that crumble into dust, But riches born of honesty and truth Shall stand the test of time, and ever last. Such wealth endures beyond a fleeting breath— A legacy no thief can steal away; And through the years, his children yet unborn Shall reap the harvest of a righteous heart. that Apple now manufactures over 14% of its iPhones in India, alongside India’s unparalleled digital public infrastructure comprising UPI, Aadhaar, and the Open Network for Digital Commerce. Consul General also pointed to transformative progress under the PM Gati Shakti master plan, with logistics costs being brought down from around 14% of GDP toward a target of 8%, and industrial corridors such as Delhi-Mumbai and Chennai-Bengaluru coming online. Consul General reaffirmed India’s doctrine of strategic autonomy and said that India’s value as a partner lies precisely in its predictability and refusal to be instrumentalized in others’ rivalries. Drawing from his diplomatic experience, the Consul General highlighted that one of the most common misconceptions about India is the assumption that it operates as a single, uniform market. He emphasized that India’s diversity across states, regulations, and cultures is a structural feature of a diverse democracy that businesses must incorporate into their strategies rather than attempt to simplify. INDIA THIS WEEK Phone: 301-445-0200; 301-917-4800 www.indiathisweek.online India This Week is published every Friday by ADV Solutions Inc, Views expressed in this paper are those of the individual writers and not necessarily of India This Week. India This Week accepts no liability for the errors in advertisements or in any of its reports. For remedial actions any errors should be brought to the attention of the editor by the information provided below. Publisher: Dr. Babu Stephen Chief Editor: Rajan George Contributing Editors: Saju Mathew Isaac George Asst. Editors: Manu Jacob Sherena Panjikkaran Special Business Correspondent Elisha B. Pulivarti Business Coordinators Rajan C. George Jithu Johny Panjikkaran Dr. Renuka Misra, Special Correspondent: Geeta Goindi Community Coordinator: Prof. Vinod Goel India Office Manesh Krishna Columnists: Anadi Naik World Religions Dr. Sam Prasad Jillella Photo Journalist: Mathew Karmel, System Admn. & Maintenance: Rajan C. George Layout & Graphics: Prinston Samuel, Business Affairs: Mrs. Molly George CALL US • 301-445-0200 • 301-917-4800 e-Mails: Advertisements: indiathisweekads@gmail.com Press Releases: indiathisweekpress@yahoo.com Web: www.indiathisweek.online The event also featured senior representatives from global industry and The Economist Group, and provided a platform for candid, high-level exchanges on navigating an increasingly complex global economic landscape. Thrissur Fire Incident: 13 People Dead, Kerala Govt Sanctions Rs 50 Lakh to District Administration to Manage Emergency Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala) [India], April 21 (ANI): The Kerala government has sanctioned Rs 50 lakh to the Thrissur District Collector to manage the emergency following the fire accident at a fireworks storage unit in the Mundathikode area on Tuesday. A total of 13 people have been confirmed dead, while five others remain in critical condition. The incident occurred at a fireworks storage facility in the Mundathikode area of Thrissur district. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed condolences over the tragedy and announced ex gratia assistance of Rs 2 lakh from the Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund (PMNRF) for the next of kin of each deceased, and Rs 50,000 for the injured. According to the Kerala State Disaster Management Authority, five people are in critical care, two are admitted to hospital wards, and 17 others sustained minor injuries. Kerala Health Minister Veena George described the incident as “deeply distressing” and said comprehensive arrangements have been made for the treatment of the injured at Thrissur Medical College and other nearby hospitals. She added that a mass casualty protocol has been activated, with the burns unit fully equipped and additional staff deployed. Teams of specialist doctors from medical colleges in Thiruvananthapuram, Ernakulam, Kottayam, and Kozhikode have also been mobilized to assist in treatment. (ANI) Remember: “If ye continue in my word, then are ye my disciples indeed; And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. ” Jesus Christ
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