Who is the new president of india 2022

  1. Highlights: World leaders congratulate India's President Droupadi Murmu, celebrations ensue in Odisha
  2. Droupadi Murmu
  3. Who will be India's 15th President? Country to know on Thursday as counting begins at 11 am


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Highlights: World leaders congratulate India's President Droupadi Murmu, celebrations ensue in Odisha

India gets new President highlights: Droupadi Murmu took oath on Monday as the 15th President of India at a ceremony in Parliament's Central Hall in New Delhi The former Jharkhand governor, who represented the BJP-led ruling NDA in the July 18 presidential polls, defeated joint opposition's candidate, ex-Union minister Yashwant Sinha, securing 64% of the total valid votes. The counting of votes was held on July 21. President Droupadi Murmi in Rashtrapati Bhavan. (ANI) Murmu, who is the first tribal and second woman to hold the country's highest constitutional office, was administered oath of office by Chief Justice of India NV Ramanna. She succeeds Ram Nath Kovind, whose five-year-term ended on Sunday. In his first reaction after demitting the office, former president Ram Nath Kovind said his successor Droupadi Murmu dropping him off to his new residence was a very touching personal moment as well as an example of high traditions of the Indian democracy. "I am overwhelmed by the heartfelt farewell accorded to me today at the end of my term as President," Kovind tweeted. • Britain has sent greetings to India's new President Droupadi Murmu and expressed confidence that the India-UK relationship would go from "strength to strength" under her tenure. Lord Tariq Ahmad, the Minister of State in the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) for South Asia and the Commonwealth, had on Friday tweeted "badhai" in Devanagari script to the new Indian Head of State when she w...

Droupadi Murmu

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Who will be India's 15th President? Country to know on Thursday as counting begins at 11 am

Ruling NDA's Droupadi Murmu and Opposition's Yashwant Sinha are pitted against each other in the contest, with votes clearly stacked in favour of Murmu, who, if elected, will be the first tribal woman to occupy the top constitutional post in the country. Kovind's tenure is ending on July 24 and the new president will take oath on July 25. With ballot boxes from all states had reached the Parliament House, poll officials are ready for the counting in room number 63, the strongroom of Parliament where the boxes are guarded behind round-the-clock security. Rajya Sabha Secretary General P C Mody, who is the Chief Returning Officer for the poll, will oversee the counting Thursday, the result of which is likely to be declared by the evening. Mody will first brief on the poll trends after all votes of MPs have been counted, and then again after votes of 10 states in alphabetical order have been counted. Sources said he will brief once more on the poll trends after votes of 20 states have been counted, and then finally declare the result after the total counting. ALSO WATCH | All ballot boxes from state assemblies had reached the Parliament's strongroom on Tuesday evening and have been locked there since. The ballot boxes had been flown into the national capital as 'Mr Ballot Box' from across the states. 'Mr Ballot Box' came seated in the front row of aircraft under the watchful gaze of the Assistant Returning Officers (AROs) of their respective states. The Election Commission had...

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