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Ekbal calls for inclusive Cabinet in Kerala

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Ekbal calls for inclusive Cabinet in Kerala
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B. Ekbal has called for an inclusive Cabinet in Kerala that represents women, youth, and marginalized communities. He emphasized the importance of this representation as discussions on increasing women's roles in governance are ongoing. Ekbal suggested specific names for consideration to ensure a modern and developed Kerala.

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The new State Cabinet in Kerala should send a strong message to the nation by ensuring adequate representation for women, youth and those belonging to the Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe communities, B. Ekbal, activists and public health experts, has said.In a Facebook post, Dr. Ekbal pointed out that this was important as the legislation to increase women’s representation in Parliament and State Legislatures to one-third or 33% is being discussed widely. Alongside, the demand for greater representation of marginalised sections of society at governance-level is also gaining strength.The presence of youth leaders should also increase in the Cabinet to ensure that the aspirations of a modern and developed Kerala are fulfilled.Dr.

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