Addressing the ‘Nari Shakti Vandan Sammelan’, Prime Minister Narendra Modi underlined a growing consensus on fast-tracking the implementation of the Women’s Empowerment framework, stating that there is a “unanimous demand” to ensure it is in place by 2029.
He said the government is aligning its approach with the 2029 timeline and preparing for a detailed parliamentary discussion.
Parliament debate from April 16
He emphasised the need for constructive engagement across party lines, saying, “We are keeping the 2029 deadline in mind, a comprehensive discussion on this is going to take place in Parliament from April 16th.”
Call for consensus beyond politics
Making a strong appeal for unity, Modi stressed that the initiative should rise above partisan differences.
“It is our endeavour and our desire that this work be done with mutual cooperation and participation,” he said, adding that collective efforts would elevate the dignity of Parliament.
Focus on women’s empowerment nationwide
The Prime Minister expressed confidence that a united approach would send a positive message across the country, particularly among women.
“With everyone’s collective efforts, the dignity of the entire House will reach new heights. Every woman in the country will also be happy that every party has risen above politics and taken up this important task for their benefit,” he added.
Momentum builds ahead of legislative push
The remarks come at a time when discussions around women’s representation and empowerment are gaining traction, with the upcoming parliamentary debate expected to shape the roadmap for implementation.
What did PM Modi say about the Women’s Empowerment Act?
PM Modi said there is a unanimous demand to implement the Women’s Empowerment Act by 2029.
When will Parliament discuss the issue?
A detailed discussion will take place in Parliament starting April 16.
What is the Nari Shakti Vandan Sammelan?
It is an event focused on promoting women’s empowerment and policy initiatives in India.
