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Latest Articles in meira kumar
Ram Nath Kovind Is India's 14th President
Ram Nath Kovind sworn in as India's 14th president, the first BJP leader and the second Dalit in the Rashtrapati Bhavan
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Presidential Elections 2017: Ramnath Kovind vs Meira Kumar
Former Rajya Sabha member Ramnath Kovind is the NDA’s candidate and opposition’s candidate for the post of President is former Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar
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Impact Of Presidential Polls On Bihar Politics
Subsequently, the BJP negotiated with the JMM to hand over the baton to it in the State on the condition of leading the Government by rotation for the remaining period of 3 years i.e. 18 months each.
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Will Ramnath Kovind Set An Example As Next President Of India?
Kovind is set to become the next President, but his term as a party spokesperson, as well as an MP in the Rajya Sabha (for two terms) was uneventful
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Congress Candidate Meira Kumar Files Nomination For President
Kumar, who filed her papers with Congress chief Sonia Gandhi on one side and former prime minister Manmohan Singh on the other, will launch her campaign from Sabarmati Ashram in Gujarat on June 30.
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Will Contest Prez Poll Based On Ideology: Opposition
The Opposition said that it would contest the July 17 presidential election based on ideology and appealed to all secular forces to support its nominee Meira Kumar
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Opposition Chooses Meira Kumar As Its President Candidate
Meira Kumar, a former diplomat and daughter of the late Dalit icon Jagjivan Ram, was the unanimous choice of the 17 opposition parties that attended the meeting.
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