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Former Jharkhand Governor and National Democratic Alliance (NDA) candidate th President of India, the first tribal woman to be elected to the position and the youngest as well. She was declared elected on Thursday after four rounds of counting, although she had crossed the halfway mark after the third round of counting itself, posting an unassailable lead over her rival and the Opposition’s candidate Yashwant Sinha, who conceded the election thereafter. After four rounds of polling, Ms. Murmu received 2,824 votes of 6,76,803 value while Mr. Sinha received 1,877 votes or 3,80,177 value. She received 64.03% of total valid votes polled, much more than what was openly declared in her support and pointing to the fact there had been a lot of cross-voting in Ms. Murmu's favour from the Opposition ranks. Also read | "In my capacity as Returning Officer duly declare that Smt. Droupadi Murmu has been duly elected as President of India," said P.C. Mody, Secretary General of the Rajya Sabha, who was the designated Returning Officer for the polls. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was the first to greet Ms. Murmu at her residence in New Delhi after the third round of counting showed that she had crossed the half-way mark. “India scripts history. At a time when 1.3 billion Indians are marking Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, a daughter of India hailing from a tribal community born in a remote part of eastern India has been elected our President!” tweeted Mr. Modi, adding that “Smt Droupadi Murmu’s l...

About Legislative Assembly A legislative assembly or Vidhan Sabha is a legislative body in a state of India. It is the lower house of a state legislature (The legislative council is the upper house in those states which have bicameral legislature). The Vidhan Sabha is the assembly comprising the members elected directly by the people of the state through adult electoral suffrage. Through the elections to the legislative assembly, the state’s Chief Minister, his Council of Ministers and rest of the MLAs are elected. There is no uniform number of seats allocated to state assemblies; it differs from state to state. The number of seats for a particular assembly is fixed and decided by the Election Commission of India on the basis of the population of the respective states. For instance, the legislative assembly of Uttar Pradesh has the highest number of assembly seats with 404 because the state's population is also the highest amongst all the Indian states. Similarly, the legislative assembly of Sikkim has merely 32 seats owing to its small population. Qualification for Membership of the Vidhan Sabha A person seeking membership of the Vidhan Sabha must possess the following qualifications: 1. He must be a citizen of India. 2. He must not be less than 25 years of age. 3. He must have a sound mind. 4. He must not have any criminal record declared by a competent court. 5. He must not be bankrupt. 6. He should be a voter from any constituency of the concerned state. Presiding Offi...

The State Assembly on Monday passed a Bill to give effect to the announcements made by the erstwhile AIADMK regime last year, including the increase in monthly pension to former legislators from ₹20,000 to ₹25,000. Although the announcement was made in March last year by the AIADMK government, it had not tabled a Bill to give effect to the announcement. The Bill was introduced by Minister Duraimurugan (also holding legislature portfolio) in the House in line with the announcement made in this regard by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin earlier during this session. On March 24 last year, the then Chief Minister announced that the the lump sum allowance payable to the family of an MLA would be enhanced from ₹2 lakh to ₹5 lakh. He announced that the pension payable to former MLAs and former MLCs would be enhanced from ₹20,000 to ₹25,000. The family pension payable to the legal heir of the deceased MLAs and MLCs would be enhanced from ₹10,000 to ₹12,500, the Chief Minister had announced: “The above monetary benefits will be given with effect from April 1, 2020.” The sitting and former members of the Legislative Assembly and former members of the Legislative Council, while travelling along with spouse or companion in any air conditioned bus by any transport corporation owned by the State Government, a sleeper facility shall be provided to such members and a seating facility shall be provided to the spouse or companion in that bus, he had announced. Responding to the Leader of the Hous...

Elected representatives to state Assemblies and the Parliament are gearing up to vote in the next president of India in Monday’s poll. With intricate math behind the voting, MPs and MLAs from across India will vote. For the Here’s a breakdown of MLA vote value and cumulative value of votes from different states. State: Tamil Nadu Vote value of each MLA: 176 Number of MLAs: 234 Total Vote Value: 41,184 State: Jharkhand Vote value of each MLA: 176 Number of MLAs: 81 Total Vote Value: 14,256. State: Maharashtra Vote value of each MLA: 175 Number of MLAs: 288 Total Vote Value: 50,400 State: Bihar Vote value of each MLA: 173 Number of MLAs: 243 Total Vote Value: 42,039 State: Andhra Pradesh Vote value of each MLA: 159 Number of MLAs: 175 Total Vote Value: 27,825 State: Kerala Vote value of each MLA: 152 Number of MLAs: 140 Total Vote Value: 21280 State: West Bengal Vote value of each MLA: 151 Number of MLAs: 294 Total Vote Value: 44394 State: Odisha Vote value of each MLA: 149 Number of MLAs: 147 Total Vote Value: 21903 State: Gujarat Vote value of each MLA: 147 Number of MLAs: 182 Total Vote Value: 26754 State: Telangana Vote value of each MLA: 132 Number of MLAs: 119 Total Vote Value: 15708 State: Madhya Pradesh Vote value of each MLA: 131 Number of MLAs: 230 Total Vote Value: 30130 State: Karnataka Vote value of each MLA: 131 Number of MLAs: 224 Total Vote Value: 29344 State: Chhattisgarh Vote value of each MLA: 129 Number of MLAs: 90 Total Vote Value: 11610 State: Rajasthan...

NEW DELHI: President-elect Droupadi Murmu had always looked set for a comfortable win because of NDA’s strength and the support it had secured for her from regional parties, but the scale of her victory became bigger because of the number of votes she managed to secure from the opposition column. The final tally shows that as many as 126 MLAs spread across 18 states and 17 MPs defied diktats of their respective parties to vote for her, something which appears significant because of the polarised political milieu and opposition’s attempt to turn the Presidential contest into a battle of ideologies. President of India 2022: Droupadi Murmu elected first tribal President of India, second woman to assume nation's top office NDA’s presidential nominee Droupadi Murmu on Thursday became the first tribal woman to be elected as President of India by defeating her rival, opposition candidate Yashwant Sinha, by a margin of 947 votes, bagging 64.03% of the electoral college votes against Sinha’s share of 35.97%. The outcome, while underlining NDA’s dominance and superior managerial skills also provides, perhaps, the first hint of the emergence of a tribal constituency. Seen in conjunction with Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren’s late swinger in favour of the fellow Santhal, the bonus votes obviously pleased NDA managers. “Under the leadership of Modiji, I express my gratitude to NDA allies, other political parties and independent people’s representatives for voting in favor of Tribal Pride Smt...

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As per Article 54 of the Constitution of India, the President is elected by the members of the electoral college consisting of: (I) Elected members of both Houses of Parliament, and (II) Elected members of the legislative assemblies of all states including NCT of Delhi and the Union territory of Puducherry. The nominated members of either Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha or legislative assemblies, and members of the legislative councils are not eligible to be included in the electoral college. The value of votes of MLAs and MPs is governed by Article 55(2) of the Constitution. The total value of votes of MLAs is 5,43,231 in 16 th presidential election which is scheduled to be held on July 18. The total value of votes of MPs is 5,43,200. Cumulatively, the total value of votes of the electoral college is 10,86,431. The electoral college will be updated to take into account results of Rajya Sabha elections and also the bye-elections to Lok Sabha and state assemblies. How is the value of votes of MLAs and MPs calculated? A formula based on the population of each state is given in the Constitution for determination of the value of vote of an MLA or an MP. The population is as ascertained in the 1971 census. An example – Value of the vote of an MLA -- Total population of Andhra Pradesh (1971 census): 2,78,00,586 Total no of seats in the state Assembly: 175 Value of vote of each MLA: 2,78,00,586 --------------- 1000 x 175 = 158.8605 = 159 The total value of all members of each state ass...

What will the next cyclone be named? As Biparjoy swirls in Arabian Sea, this is what India has suggested – Check full list here The TMC has fielded yesteryear actor Shatrughan Sinha in Asansol, which has a substantial Hindi-speaking population. The BJP has nominated Asansol Dakshin MLA Agnimitra Paul. Mamata Banerjee’s party has fielded Supriyo in Ballygunge where he is pitted against BJP’s Keya Ghosh and CPI(M)’s Saira Shah Halim. The Bihar In the by-election to the Bochahan assembly seat in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur district, a total of 2.90 lakh voters will decide the fates of 13 candidates, three of them women. By-poll to the seat was necessitated by the death of MLA Musafir Paswan, who had won on the ticket of Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP) of Sahani, who initially wanted to field the deceased MLA’s son Amar, recently lost his ministerial berth, and subsequently the trust of his prospective candidate. Amar jumped ship and is now in the fray as the candidate of the RJD, which his father had defeated to win the seat. Sahani has now fielded Gita Devi, whose father Ramai Ram was the RJD candidate in the 2020 assembly polls. The BJP, the former benefactor of Sahani which now seeks to prove a point after having got his scalp, has fielded Baby Kumari who enjoys the image of a giant killer in the constituency. She had won the seat in 2015, contesting as an Independent, defeating Ramai Ram who had represented Bochahan multiple times and on tickets of various parties. Also in the fray...

About Legislative Assembly A legislative assembly or Vidhan Sabha is a legislative body in a state of India. It is the lower house of a state legislature (The legislative council is the upper house in those states which have bicameral legislature). The Vidhan Sabha is the assembly comprising the members elected directly by the people of the state through adult electoral suffrage. Through the elections to the legislative assembly, the state’s Chief Minister, his Council of Ministers and rest of the MLAs are elected. There is no uniform number of seats allocated to state assemblies; it differs from state to state. The number of seats for a particular assembly is fixed and decided by the Election Commission of India on the basis of the population of the respective states. For instance, the legislative assembly of Uttar Pradesh has the highest number of assembly seats with 404 because the state's population is also the highest amongst all the Indian states. Similarly, the legislative assembly of Sikkim has merely 32 seats owing to its small population. Qualification for Membership of the Vidhan Sabha A person seeking membership of the Vidhan Sabha must possess the following qualifications: 1. He must be a citizen of India. 2. He must not be less than 25 years of age. 3. He must have a sound mind. 4. He must not have any criminal record declared by a competent court. 5. He must not be bankrupt. 6. He should be a voter from any constituency of the concerned state. Presiding Offi...

Elected representatives to state Assemblies and the Parliament are gearing up to vote in the next president of India in Monday’s poll. With intricate math behind the voting, MPs and MLAs from across India will vote. For the Here’s a breakdown of MLA vote value and cumulative value of votes from different states. State: Tamil Nadu Vote value of each MLA: 176 Number of MLAs: 234 Total Vote Value: 41,184 State: Jharkhand Vote value of each MLA: 176 Number of MLAs: 81 Total Vote Value: 14,256. State: Maharashtra Vote value of each MLA: 175 Number of MLAs: 288 Total Vote Value: 50,400 State: Bihar Vote value of each MLA: 173 Number of MLAs: 243 Total Vote Value: 42,039 State: Andhra Pradesh Vote value of each MLA: 159 Number of MLAs: 175 Total Vote Value: 27,825 State: Kerala Vote value of each MLA: 152 Number of MLAs: 140 Total Vote Value: 21280 State: West Bengal Vote value of each MLA: 151 Number of MLAs: 294 Total Vote Value: 44394 State: Odisha Vote value of each MLA: 149 Number of MLAs: 147 Total Vote Value: 21903 State: Gujarat Vote value of each MLA: 147 Number of MLAs: 182 Total Vote Value: 26754 State: Telangana Vote value of each MLA: 132 Number of MLAs: 119 Total Vote Value: 15708 State: Madhya Pradesh Vote value of each MLA: 131 Number of MLAs: 230 Total Vote Value: 30130 State: Karnataka Vote value of each MLA: 131 Number of MLAs: 224 Total Vote Value: 29344 State: Chhattisgarh Vote value of each MLA: 129 Number of MLAs: 90 Total Vote Value: 11610 State: Rajasthan...