President Ram Nath Kovind
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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari faints while addressing poll rally in Yavatmal, fine now
In another incident, a former member of Priyanka Gandhi's team has been suspended from the party for six years. His name is Bajirao Khade, a former member of Priyanka's team hailing from Kolhapur. What had happened was that Khade had requested the party to field him in the Lok Sabha elections, a move that ran counter to the party's decision to field Shahu Maharaj Chhatrapati. The party, therefore, refused his request, and Khade took the decision to challenge the party's move by filing his nomination as an independent candidate. Interestingly, when Khade first joined Priyanka's team, his arrival in Kolhapur created a craze as the locals knew very little about him, and questions were asked why he was suddenly appearing in the political scene.
Uddhav Thackeray Extends Invitation to Nitin Gadkari: Join us if you are being insulted, we will ensure your victory
Addressing a gathering in Pusad, situated in the eastern region of Maharashtra's Yavatmal district, Thackeray highlighted the absence of Nitin Gadkari's name from the BJP's initial list of candidates. He compared this to the inclusion of figures like Kripashankar Singh, previously targeted by the BJP for alleged corruption, alongside Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Gadkari Takes Legal Action Against Kharge and Ramesh for Sharing 'Misleading' News About X
According to Gadkari's lawyer, Balendu Shekhar, Gadkari was dismayed by the dissemination of content from the official Congress handle on the microblogging platform, which distorted the context and meaning of Gadkari's statements.
President Kovind Explores Simultaneous Polls in Dialogue with Former CJI U U Lalit and Distinguished Leaders
In a statement released on Saturday, it was disclosed that Kovind continued his deliberations with retired judges, seeking their valuable opinions on the subject. The official statement highlighted a fresh meeting of the committee, where a presentation based on the research paper titled 'Macroeconomic Impact of Harmonising Electoral Cycles, Evidences from India' was conducted.
'One nation, one election': 2nd meeting of Kovind-led committee on Oct 25
The first official meeting of the committee took place on September 23 during which the members decided to hold discussion and get suggestions from the stakeholders and the political parties.
Kovind chairs first official meeting of 'one nation, one election' panel, discusses several points
The first meeting was held at the Jodhpur Hostel here, which was attended by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal, committee member and former Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha, Ghulam Nabi Azad among others.
Govt forms 8 member panel for ‘one nation one election’ with former president Kovind as its chairperson
The government said that an eight-member committee has been constituted to examine ‘One nation, One election’.
Centre forms panel to study 'one nation one election' proposal under ex-Prez Kovind
Soon after the announcement of the special session, speculation began over the 'one nation, one election' proposal, which a section of the media had reported, could be discussed during the session.
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