All-women model assembly sees spirited debates, even a walkout!
The New Indian Express Kollam|December 11, 2024
AUTHORITATIVE voices engaged in intense debates and discussions, the occasional desk-thumping, and even a walkout. The atmosphere inside the old legislative hall at the Secretariat was certainly energetic on Tuesday.
VARSHA SOMARAJ @T'Puram
All-women model assembly sees spirited debates, even a walkout!

It was an all-women model assembly session held in connection with the 3rd International Book Festival organised by the Kerala Assembly. As many as 140 female students, picked from government, aided, and self-financing colleges in Thiruvananthapuram, donned various legislative roles and filled the air with energy and determination.

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