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Who made the cut? A post-poll media analysis

Who made the cut? A post-poll media analysis

by Annie Philip | Jul 1, 2024 | 2024 Parliamentary Elections, Gender, Media & Elections

By Annie Philip From 78 to 74. In the week following the results of the 2024 General Elections in India (June 4-12), the fall in numbers of women elected to the 18th Lok Sabha emerged as a major headline in coverage of the elections in English media (print and...
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