The women's policy to be implemented for the empowerment of women and girls in the state will soon go through a new phase and a transgender has also been included in it. The draft of this policy, which has been stalled for the last eight months, has been completed, and soon it will be placed in the cabinet meeting for final approval. It has been informed by the women and child welfare department.
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This policy was to be announced by Mahavikas Aghadi on the occasion of Women's Day last year, but the women's policy was stalled due to non-approval of this proposal. Many organizations expressed strong displeasure over this. Soon the proposal in this regard, Chief Minister Eknath Shindeand Minister Devendra Fadnavis will be sent to the Minister, and after his approval, it will be placed in the Cabinet meeting for final approval.
Third parties are also included in this policy. Along with this, a women empowerment and gender equality policy and's implementation plan has been prepared in the state. In this, a plan has been prepared for the implementation of the policy and department-wise responsibilities have been determined. The policy emphasizes quality and affordable health facilities, educational facilities and infrastructure for girls, women and third class.
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The Women's Policy proposes to establish a mechanism to increase the representation and participation of women-third parties in all three branches of the Legislature, the Executive and the Judiciary. Whereas inclusion of women-thirds in all administrative and administrative bodies, including Panchayati Raj Sanstha and Urban Administration, Statutory Committees, Mission Commissions, Corporations, Corporations, Co-operative Sector and Political Parties is mandated. It has suggested reservation of seats for women and third parties on standing committees and other constitutional committees.
