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A recent report indicates that the new Bihar Legislative Assembly has seen a slight increase in female representation, with about 12% of MLAs being women. However, a significant portion of the assembly (approximately 40%) does not hold a college degree.

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Bihar Assembly Sees Modest Rise in Female Representation, Education Levels Remain a Concern

Patna, Bihar – The newly elected Bihar Legislative Assembly shows a slight improvement in female representation but raises concerns about the educational background of its members, according to a report by PRS Legislative Research.

The report reveals that approximately 12% of the newly elected Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) are women. This represents a marginal increase from the previous elections.

However, the report also highlights that around 40% of the MLAs in the new assembly do not possess a college degree. This raises questions about the level of education amongst the state’s lawmakers and the potential impact on policy-making.

The findings from PRS Legislative Research offer a snapshot of the demographic composition of the Bihar Assembly and prompt further discussions about representation and the importance of education in governance.

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