<h1>Minister's Memorial Speech Claims Economic Gains, Women-Centred Titles, Sanitation, Housing, and Proposed One-Third Reservation After Delimitation</h1> A government minister delivered a memorial lecture asserting substantial national economic growth, poverty reduction, and policy initiatives emphasizing women-centred development, sanitation, affordable housing with titles issued in women's names, and a proposed one-third reservation of legislative seats following census-based delimitation. The remarks implicate legal and constitutional processes-property titling and intra-family rights, reservation implementation requiring delimitation and potential legislative or constitutional action, and statutory administrative duties for census and electoral boundary adjustments. Statements about policy achievements and future mandates may inform public law discourse but do not constitute legal findings.