TOP 5 MOST POWERFUL INDIAN WOMEN IN POLITICS | WOMEN'S DAY 2018

    TOP 5 MOST POWERFUL INDIAN WOMEN IN POLITICS | WOMEN'S DAY 2018

Women liberation is the core issue in Indian governmental issues since autonomy of India. Be that as it may, on the opposite side, there are numerous ladies in Indian governmental issues who accomplished new statures. From the primary lady Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to the principal Woman President Pratibha Patil, ladies are currently dealing with the core services in Modi Government. Indian Constitution gives the reservation to ladies in India in each field of decisions, instruction, wellbeing, sports and so on. On International Woman's Day, let's discuss Top Five Powerful Indian Women Politicians in 2018.


                                      SUSHMA SWARAJ
                             

   She has been chosen as a Member of Parliament for seven times and right now, she is the Union Minister for External Affairs of India. She is the second lady after Indira Gandhi who holds the Minister of External Affairs of India position.

                      NIRMALA SITHARAMAN

                                                             

   After Indira Gandhi, she is the second lady and the main non-congress party (BJP) part who is filling in as Defense Minister of India. She has likewise filled in as Minister of Commerce and Industry prior to Modi Government.

                                      SONIA GANDHI                                       

   She has been the longest serving President of the Indian National Congress (INC) party. INC drove UPA (United Progressive Alliance) ruled India for ten back to back years while she was the President of Indian National Congress.

               MAMTA BANERJEE  

   Prevalently known as Mamta Didi, she is presently serving her second residency as the Chief Minister of West Bengal. She additionally filled in as the Railway Minister prior to the focal government. 

          MAYAWATI

   A Dalit legislator filled in as the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh four times and speaks to the Dalit people group in India. In any case, in spite of getting a 20 percent vote share in the 2014 general races, she couldn't clutch a solitary seat in the supporters.