What year did a constitutional amendment allow female succession?
1940
1953
1965
1972
Answer
In 1953, a significant milestone was achieved when a constitutional amendment paved the way for female succession. This amendment removed legal barriers that had previously prevented women from assuming the throne, ensuring gender equality in the line of succession. This progressive step marked a turning point in the nation's history, reflecting a commitment to inclusivity and equal rights.
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