West Bengal Leads in Female Representation: A New Era in Indian Politics

West Bengal achieved the highest representation of women in the recent Lok Sabha elections, electing 11 female MPs. The 18th Lok Sabha has 74 women out of 543 members. Uttar Pradesh elected the most male MPs, while records show increased female voter turnout across India.

West Bengal has set a benchmark in the Lok Sabha elections by electing the highest number of female candidates, with 11 women securing seats in the nation's lower house.

This achievement is part of a broader trend, as the current Lok Sabha comprises 74 women MPs, marking a significant shift in gender representation.

Another standout development is the rise in female voter turnout, which at 65.78%, overtook the male turnout nationally, underscoring changing dynamics in Indian electoral participation.

(With inputs from agencies.)