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The need for equal and just representation of women in Indian politics has created a long-standing trip to advocacy in the country. Time and time again, there were courageous and powerful women who fought the gap between the sexes and paved an inspiring path for more women to enter politics. As India is preparing for its next general elections, let's take a look at ten fruitful women who are the most influential political figures of the woman in India.

1. Sonia Gandhi
Sonia Gandhi had the longest mandate as President of the Congress. A member of the prestigious line of Nehru-Gandhi family, this female female fierance entered the policy in 1998. In 2006, she formed the united gradual alliance. She retired as Chairman of the Congress in 2017, putting the unnecessary to her son Rahul Gandhi.

2. Mayawati
P.V. Narasimha Rao described Mayawati's migration to Mayawati's policy as "miracle of democracy", made even more miraculous by his need to fight stronger as a woman on the ground. Halling of the humble debut, Mayawati had no connection with the policy. However, the politician Dalit Kanshi Ram persuaded her to enter the depositor. She fired on the reputation of her historic victory as Chief Prime Minister of Uttar Pradesh in 1995.

3. PractiBha Patil
In 1962, Practic Patil joined the policy as a member of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly. His affable terms with the Gandhi family allowed him to challenge the role of the President in 2007. She was the 12th President of India from 2007 to 2012 and was quite frank in his advocacy for women's empowerment.

4. Sheila Dikshit
Sheila's father-in-law was Uma Shankar Dikshit, who was a minister of the Union, as well as an ally near the Nehru-Gandhi family. It was then that she was working briefly with her father that Indira Gandhi saw Sheila's potential and passion for politics. Finally, she ended up becoming the longest chief minister of Delhi's servers. This politician has reprimanded the company not to preserve the freedom and dignity of women in India.

5. MAMATA BANERJEE
Popularly known as 'Didi', Banerjee started its political career early enough. In 1997, she created the Trinamool Congress Party, making it the most powerful opposition of Bengal. In 2011, she became the Chief Prime Minister of Western Bengal, ending the 34-year-old rule of the Communist Party of India (Marxist). Mamata recently expressed his pride in the Trinamool congress for housing 35% female deputies, with 50% of the seats reserved in local bodies for women.

6. Vasundhara Raje Scindia
These parents of She-Warrior were politicians, then maybe he would call fate for her to meet in the same field. She was the first woman in Chief of Rajasthan from 2013 to 2018. Vasundhara realized the title of "Chief Minister of the Year" in 2018 for his exceptional contribution to the field of computer and electronic governance. Women in the stem: First India, then global domination!

7. SWARAJ SUSHME
Sushma Swaraj has been involved in politics since its days of graduation. She became the Minister of the JANATA party's office only at the age of 25 and was the second woman to occupy an office after Indira Ghandi. She fired at fame by becoming the first woman in Chief of Delhi in 1998; However, it served only three months. Currently, she is the Minister of the Union of External Affairs. She also suggested to the men of the society they take more household tasks to fight against sexes injustice. Here at #TEAMSUSHMA and a cleaner house!

8. SUPRIYA SULE
Sule is considered one of the emerging and revolutionary voices of the new generation of politicians from India. A member of Rajya Sabha, Supriya Sule is Sharad Pawar's daughter - the president of the Nationalist Congress Party. She has largely acclaimed for her activism and social contribution. In 2011, she successfully led a women's female campaign. She also formed a wing known as Rashtravadi Yuvati Congress to give a platform for young ladies in politics.

9. AMBIKA SOUND
Born to an ICS officer, Shri Nakul Sen, Ambika Soni launched his career in politics with the congress. As a minister, she served various positions: tourism, culture and information and dissemination. She is credited with the success of the "Incredible India" campaign that stimulated tourism in India. This charismatic leader refers as an activist rather than a politician.

10. Brinda Karat
Brinda Karat has abandoned a career in the air forces to reach the controversial world of politics. She has actively started practicing politics during her academic stebit from Calcutta University. In 2005, she was elected to be the representative of CPI (M) in Rajya Sabha. In the same year, she became the first member of the Politburo of the CPI (M), which is the most powerful decision body of the game.