But here’s the twist: it’s technically still NOT over. Ten days later, no formal prorogation order has been issued. And that’s got everyone asking; why? The usual gap is 2–4 days. This delay? Unusual. Suspicious? Maybe. The real story? It’s not about procedural delays; it’s about the Women’s Reservation Bill. The government’s trying to amend the Constitution to implement 33% women’s quota in Lok Sabha; but it needs a 2/3 majority. Last try failed. Now, whispers say they’re waiting to gather votes; perhaps after Independence Day, perhaps in a surprise special session. Tamil Nadu’s CM just softened his opposition, asking for ‘assurance’ that population control won’t cost states seats. Karnataka, however, wants the 543 seats frozen for 25 years. This isn’t just parliamentary protocol; it’s political chess. And the next move could reshape India’s democracy.