While one woman may win her space, she still needs to toe the line because the system remains the same. Without a critical mass of women fighting for change, patriarchy persists.

From the appointment of Gyanesh Kumar as Chief Election Commissioner to the tragic suicide of a Nepalese student, this week's news highlights pivotal moments in Indian politics and society, including international meetings and controversies surrounding new leaderships.

Bharatiya Janata Party’s MLA Rekha Gupta took oath as the ninth Chief Minister of Delhi at the Ramlila Maidan on Thursday (February 20, 2025). A six-member Council of Ministers were also sworn into office in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other senior BJP leaders.

Rekha Gupta took oath as Delhi's new Chief Minister, leading BJP's return to power after 27 years. PM Modi, top leaders attend grand swearing-in ceremony at Ramlila Maidan.

Elected from Delhi's Shalimar Bagh seat, Gupta is recognised for her grassroots engagement and organisational skills within the party.

Rekha Gupta took oath as the new Delhi chief minister on Thursday. Ahead of her swearing-in, the Delhi CM announced that she would credit ₹2,500 to accounts of eligible women. However, she has more promises to fulfil,

Rekha Gupta was sworn in as Delhi's Chief Minister, marking a significant milestone for women in Indian politics. The event was attended by BJP's top leaders, with PM Modi emphasizing a vision of accountability and transparency.

Hours after taking the oath as Chief Minister of Delhi, BJP leader Rekha Gupta formally assumed charge of her office in the Secretariat here on Thursday.She is the second woman Chief Minister belonging to the BJP in Delhi and the fourth woman Chief Minister in the national capital.