Vice president of india 2023

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Election of Vice President • Vice President is elected indirectly through an electoral college consisting of members of both the houses of the parliament (elected as well as nominated). • Unlike the presidential election's electoral college, the electoral college of the Vice President's election does not include members of State legislators (MLAs). Also, in case of Vice President's election nominated members of the parliament can vote. • The election of Vice President is held on the lines similar to the presidential election, i.e., conducted by Election Commission of India through proportional representation and single transferrable vote system. • Voting is done by Secret Ballot. • No whip can be issued in the election of President and Vice President. • Must be a citizen of India • Age not less than 35 years • Must be qualified enough to be elected as MP of Rajya Sabha • Should not hold any office of profit under union or state or any local authority or any other authority which can be called public • However in this context, the office of President, Vice President, Governor, Minister of union/state are not considered as office of profit. • Nomination of Vice President's candidature has to be proposed by not less than 20 electors and seconded by another 20 electors. • Oath of the Vice President is administered by the President or some body on his behalf, appointed by him. • The oath and affirmation of the Vice President as well as the President is not mentioned in 3rd Sche...

Margaret Alva, backed by the opposition for Vice President elections, is all geared up to contest the polls to be held on August 6. On Sunday, t Former governor Margaret Alva faces a tough task as the Opposition’s candidate for the Vice-President’s post with NDA candidate Jagdeep Dhankar enjoying a comfortable majority in the electoral college. (Margaret Alva/ Twitter) But a Twitter exchange ensued soon after. Earlier, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said in a tweet: “Smt. @alva_margaret took charge of her campaign office at 1, Pt Ravi Shankar Shukla Lane today. She spoke to CM Assam, CM Karnataka, & CM Delhi as part of her Vice Presidential campaign.” However, the tweet prompted a reply from And then, Alva, 80, responded. “As part of my campaign for VP, I’m reaching out to leaders from across political parties. Mr Sarma is an old friend & we’ve worked together long enough for him to know that after 30 yrs. in Parliament, I know what constitutes the electoral college. We had a nice chat though!” The Vice-President is elected, as per Article 66 of the Constitution of India, by the members of the Electoral College consisting of the members of both Houses of Parliament in accordance with the system of proportional representation by means of the single transferable vote. As per a government statement, the current Electoral College - for 2022 vice presidential elections consists of 233 elected members of Rajya Sabha, 12 nominated members of Rajya Sabha, and 543 elected members of...

New Delhi: Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Tuesday took an apparent swipe at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his remarks made in the US, saying one should look in the rear-view mirror to notice those out to taint, tarnish and destroy the country's institutions. He also said that by 2047, India will be the number one nation. "...some of us do not take pride...misguided souls confused about the potential and real-time accomplishments of this country," he said, addressing a batch of Indian Defence Estates Service officers at his official residence. Mr Dhankhar also said some people in and outside the country were trying to "calibrate us". "We cannot allow others to calibrate us. Their calibration is not objective.... The rise of India is indigestible in some quarters because this country believes in peace and stability, harmony of the world," he said. The vice president told the officers not to "carry baggage of history. It will impede your progress". He said one has to look in the rear-view mirror and then "you know those who are not well disposed towards the nation, those who are out to taint, tarnish and destroy our institutions -- we come to notice them". "You look in the rear mirror only to avoid someone who is determined to create an accident," he said. Addressing the Indian diaspora in the US at an event, Mr Gandhi charged that the BJP and the RSS are "incapable" of looking at the future and Prime Minister Narendra Modi is trying to drive the Indian car by only lo...

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar will represent India at the upcoming coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla in the United Kingdom. The event, scheduled for May 6, 2023 will mark almost seven decades since the last coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953, when former prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru represented India. The invitation for the coronation, designed by Andrew Jamieson, features the Green Man motif, an ancient figure from British folklore symbolising spring and rebirth to mark the new reign. This is also the first time Camilla will be referred to as a queen. The invitation includes the UK coat of arms, emblematic flowers, and a British wildflower meadow and wildlife. The ceremony will take place at the Abbey Church of Westminster, with 2,000 guests in attendance. However, Camilla will not wear a crown adorned with the Kohinoor diamond during the proceedings due to its controversial history. The diamond was obtained by the British during India's colonial period and is viewed as a symbol of the country's exploitation and looting. Last year, in September, Indian President Droupadi Murmu visited London to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II and sign the condolence book on behalf of the Indian government, following her death at the age of 96 in Scotland. British PM Rishi Sunak and his wife Akshata Murty will lead a procession carrying the UK flag at the coronation ceremony of King Charles III. The flag will be carried by a high-ranking RAF cadet, according to ...

Click here to download high resolution photo Profile Name: Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar Father's Name Late Shri Gokal Chand Mother's Name Late Srimati Kesari Devi Date of Birth 18 May, 1951 Place of Birth Village Kithana, Jhunjhunu District, Rajasthan Marital Status Married (Year, 1979) Spouse's Name Dr. Sudesh Dhankhar Children One daughter (Smt. Kamna) School Education Had his early education from Class 1 to 5 in village Kithana, at the Government Primary School In Class 6 he took admission in the Government Middle School, Ghardhana, at a distance of 4-5 kms and travelled on foot along with other village students to the school. In 1962, after successfully passing the Chittorgarh, Sainik School, Entrance Examination got admitted to Class 5 in the School on Full Merit Scholarship. Passed from Chittorgarh, Sainik School, after taking the Indian School Certificate Examination recognized by the Cambridge University. College education Graduated in B.Sc. (Honors) Physics from Maharaja’s College, Jaipur, affiliated to the University of Rajasthan. Professional education 1978-1979 LLB from the University of Rajasthan. Profession Was enrolled with the Bar Council of Rajasthan as an Advocate with effect from 10.11.1979. Designated as Senior Advocate by the High Court of Judicature for Rajasthan with effect from 27.3.1990, Since 1990 Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar had been practicing primarily in the Supreme Court and his focus area of litigation have been in the field of Steel, Coal, Mining and Int...