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Draupadi Murmu Biography: Draupadi Murmu took oath as the 15th President of India on July 25, 2022. She contested against Yashwant Sinha, the joint opposition’s nominee for the top constitutional job. Draupadi Murmu is a tribal leader from Rairangpur in the Mayurbhanj district in Odisha. Draupadi Murmu is a soft-spoken leader who made her way into the politics of Odisha with her sheer hard work. Draupadi Murmu after winning the Presidential elections 2022, has become the first tribal and the second woman to hold the highest office. Read Draupadi Murmu’s Biography and learn about her family, daughter, religion, education, family, religion, previous offices, and other details. Johar! Namaskar! I humbly greet all the fellow citizens from this sacred Parliament, a symbol of the hopes, aspirations and rights of all the citizens of India. Your affection, trust and support will be my greatest strength in discharging my functions and responsibilities. — President of India (@rashtrapatibhvn) Draupadi Murmu Biography Name Draupadi Murmu Born June 20, 1958 Birth Place Uparbeda, Mayurbhanj, Odisha, India Age 64 years Parents Biranchi Narayan Tudu Political Party Bharatiya Janata Party Office President of India Education Ramadevi Women’s University Previous Offices Governor of Jharkhand, Minister of State for Fisheries and Animal, Minister of State for Commerce and Transport, Member of the Odisha Legislative Assembly Children Itishri Murmu Spouse Shyam Charan Murmu (passed away in 2014...

Incumbent since29May2018 ( 2018-05-29) Raj Bhavan, Odisha, Bhubaneswar Appointer Five Years Inaugural holder Formation 15August 1947 ;75 years ago ( 1947-08-15) Website This article is part of a series on Odisha • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • v • t • e The governor of Odisha is the Governors of Odisha [ ] # Name Took Office Left Office British India (Before 1947) 1 1 April 1936 11 August 1938 - (acting) 11 August 1938 7 December 1938 2 8 December 1938 31 March 1941 3 1 April 1941 31 March 1946 4 1 April 1946 14 August 1947 Independent India (After 1947) 1 15 August 1947 20 June 1948 2 21 June 1948 5 May 1951 - (acting) 6 May 1951 17 July 1951 (2) 18 July 1951 6 June 1952 3 7 June 1952 9 February 1954 4 10 February 1954 11 September 1956 5 12 September 1956 31 July 1957 6 31 July 1957 15 September 1962 7 16 September 1962 5 August 1966 - Khaleel Ahmed (acting) 5 August 1966 11 September 1966 (7) 12 September 1966 30 January 1968 8 31 January 1968 20 September 1971 - Sardar Yojendra Singh (acting) 20 September 1971 30 June 1972 - (acting) 1 July 1972 8 November 1972 9 8 November 1972 20 August 1974 - (acting) 21 August 1974 25 October 1974 10 25 October 1974 17 April 1976 - Shiva Narayan Shankar (acting) 17 April 1976 7 February 1977 11 7 February 1977 22 September 1977 12 23 September 1977 30 April 1980 13 30 April 1980 30 September 1980 - (acting...

Highlighting the importance of the theme Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (One Earth, One Family, One Future), he said that the Y20, as conceived for the youth of India under G20, will help them to transcend to another level and help in bringing peace, prosperity and equality in the society. The Parliamentarians of the US, Britain, Germany, Ukraine, Switzerland, Poland, Armenia, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Congo and Ivory Coast attended the Y20 Consultation. Later in the day, editorial director of The New Indian Express Prabhu Chawla urged youth to learn about the past of India, its people and civilisation. Addressing the media session of Consultation, Chawla said only after doing so, the youth would be proud to be a part of the country called ‘Bharat’ which was one of the oldest and greatest civilisations of the world. Terming different empowerment agendas for youth and women as mere political slogans, Chawla said youth-centric actions would make India a powerful nation. Vernacular Daily Sambad editor and BJD legislator Soumya Ranjan Patnaik emphasised the power of new-age youth as they have the dynamic tool of technology which has an edge over others. “The present-day youth can do wonders with technology, but there should be positivity in the action. The media should also work towards constructive journalism as we have to create world citizens for a better future and to tackle situations like climate change,’’ he added. Founder of KIIT and KISS Achyuta Samanta, while justifying the role of...

BHUBANESWAR: Despite the tenure of Odisha governor Ganeshi Lal ends on Monday, he is likely to stay on as the governor of the state as there is no announcement of his successor. Lal is a popular governor because of his friendly and down to earth nature. Lal was appointed as governor of Odisha on May 25, 2018 and took oath after four days on May 29 and succeeded Satya Pal Malik, who was holding the additional charge of Odisha along with Bihar. Lal, a professor in mathematics was former president of Haryana BJP and served as a minister in the Haryana Bikas Party-BJP government from 1996-99. The octogenarian leader is known for his simple life and people-friendly nature. Lal was the 25th governor of Odisha and his tenure has remained non-controversial so far. Lal lost his wife Sushila Devi due to post-covid complications on November 23, 2020. But the governor did not allow his personal loss to come in way of his duty as he cleared the selection of vice chancellors to various state universities on the same day. “Duty First!! Even amidst an irreparable loss of the First Lady, Hon’ble Governor ensures that the new VCs of 6 universities are appointed today, so that they get at least 7 days to join their new assignment as the tenure of the present VCs comes to an end on 30th Nov,2020,” said a tweet from the Governor’s office after the appointments were declared. The governor also sang state song of Odisha ‘Bande Utkala Janani…’ and patriotic song ‘Ye maati Odisha and ye jaati Odia...