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The panel was mandated to examine and make recommendations for holding simultaneous elections to the Lok Sabha, state assemblies, municipalities and panchayats

Kovind-led panel favours 'one nation, one poll', submits report

Panel submits report on 'one nation, one poll' to President: reports
Ex-President Ram Nath Kovind part of panel
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The panel was mandated to examine and make recommendations for holding simultaneous elections to the Lok Sabha, state assemblies, municipalities and panchayats

A high-level committee headed by former president Ram Nath Kovind submitted its report on the feasibility of holding simultaneous polls for Lok Sabha, state assemblies and local bodies across the country on March 14.&nbsp;
The report submitted to President Murmu suggest a 3-tier approach for holding simultaneous polls. The report says that the first step should be holding Lok Sabha and assembly elections together. The panel suggested that the second step should be conducting locals polls within 100 days of the general and state elections.
The panel has suggested that for the first simultaneous polls, tenure of all state assemblies can be for period ending up to subsequent Lok Sabha elections.&nbsp;
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Emphasising that the country is getting equipped to make the 21st century "the century of India", President Ram Nath Kovind in his farewell address to the nation on Sunday highlighted the importance of healthcare and education and said these, along with economic reforms, would enable citizens to pursue happiness by discovering their potential.
President-elect Droupadi Murmu will be sworn in as the country's 15th President on Monday.
In his last televised address to the nation, Kovind said, "The pandemic has underlined the need to further improve the public healthcare infrastructure. I am glad that the government has accorded top priority to this task.
"Once education and healthcare are in place, economic reforms will let citizens find the best course for their lives, he said, adding that "I firmly believe that our country is getting equipped to make the 21st century, the century of India".
He said the National Education Policy will go a long way in making it possible for young Indians to connect with their heritage and also find their feet in the twenty-first century.
The president made a special mention of the threat to the environment and asked all citizens to take care of it for future generations.
"Mother Nature is in deep agony and the climate crisis can endanger the very future of this planet. We must take care of our environment, our land, air and water for the sake of our children.
"In our daily lives and routine choices, we must be more careful to protect our trees, rivers, seas and mountains as well as all other living beings. As the first citizen, if I have to give one advice to my fellow citizens, it has to be this," he added.
President Kovind also hailed the trinity of ideals of liberty, equality and fraternity, saying they must not be mistaken as abstractions beacause they ''are lofty, noble and uplifting''.
"Our history, not only of modern times but also from ancient times, reminds us that they are real; that they can be realised, and indeed have been realised in different eras.
"Our ancestors and founders of our modern nation exemplified the meaning of justice, liberty, equality and fraternity with hard work and an attitude of service. We only have to follow in their footsteps and keep walking," he said.
And what do such ideals mean for a common citizen today? Kovind asked.
"I believe the chief goal is to help them discover the joy of living. For that, first of all, their basic necessities must be taken care of," the president emphasised.
During his address, the president went down memory lane to highlight the inherent power of vibrant democratic institutions.
Kovind recalled his earlier days when the country had just achieved independence and said, "There was a fresh wave of energy to rebuild the country; there were new dreams. I too had a dream, that one day I would be able to participate in a meaningful way in this nation-building exercise".
"A young boy living in a mud house could not have any idea about the highest Constitutional office of the Republic. But it is a testament to the strength of India's democracy that it has created pathways to let each citizen take part in the shaping of our collective destiny.
"If that Ram Nath Kovind from village Paraunkh is addressing you today, it is solely thanks to the inherent power of our vibrant democratic institutions," he said.
In his farewell speech on the eve of his completing five-year tenure as the president, Kovind said the founders of our modern nation exemplified the meaning of justice, liberty, equality and fraternity with hard work and an attitude of service, and "we only have to follow in their footsteps and keep walking".
The president said the nation is working with the objective of providing better housing, and access to drinking water and electricity for every family.
"This change has been made possible by the momentum of development and good governance which knows no discrimination," he said.
Kovind said the formal map for the democratic path "we all have been navigating was drafted by the Constituent Assembly" and the Constitution they prepared, with invaluable contributions from each of them, has been our guiding beacon.

'Liberty, equality and fraternity': President Ramnath Kovind's farewell address

Emphasising that the country is getting equipped to make the 21st century "the century of India", President Ram Nath Kovind in his farewell address to the nation on Sunday highlighted the importance of healthcare and education and said these, along with economic reforms, would enable citizens to pursue happiness by discovering their potential.

In his farewell speech on the eve of his completing five-year tenure as the president, Kovind said the founders of our modern nation exemplified the meaning of justice, liberty, equality and fraternity with hard work and an attitude of service

Emphasising that the country is getting equipped to make the 21st century "the century of India", President Ram Nath Kovind in his farewell address to the nation on Sunday highlighted the importance of healthcare and education and said these, along with economic reforms, would enable citizens to pursue happiness by discovering their potential.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/droupadi-murmu-to-take-oath-as-india-s-president-today-1658712718114" target="_blank">President-elect Droupadi Murmu </a>will be sworn in as the country's 15th President on Monday.
In his last televised address to the nation, Kovind said, "The pandemic has underlined the need to further improve the public healthcare infrastructure. I am glad that the government has accorded top priority to this task.
"Once education and healthcare are in place, economic reforms will let citizens find the best course for their lives, he said, adding that "I firmly believe that our country is getting equipped to make the 21st century, the century of India".
He said the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/as-nep-turns-1-pm-modi-says-policy-will-help-in-creation-of-new-india-1627566301114" target="_blank">National Education Policy</a> will go a long way in making it possible for young Indians to connect with their heritage and also find their feet in the twenty-first century.
The president made a special mention of the threat to the environment and asked all citizens to take care of it for future generations.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/july-25-droupadi-murmu-10th-successive-president-to-take-oath-on-this-date-1658718800599" target="_blank">July 25: Droupadi Murmu 10th successive president to take oath on this date</a>
"Mother Nature is in deep agony and the climate crisis can endanger the very future of this planet. We must take care of our environment, our land, air and water for the sake of our children.
"In our daily lives and routine choices, we must be more careful to protect our trees, rivers, seas and mountains as well as all other living beings. As the first citizen, if I have to give one advice to my fellow citizens, it has to be this," he added.
President Ramnath Kovind also hailed the trinity of ideals of liberty, equality and fraternity, saying they must not be mistaken as abstractions beacause they ''are lofty, noble and uplifting''.
"Our history, not only of modern times but also from ancient times, reminds us that they are real; that they can be realised, and indeed have been realised in different eras.
"Our ancestors and founders of our modern nation exemplified the meaning of justice, liberty, equality and fraternity with hard work and an attitude of service. We only have to follow in their footsteps and keep walking," he said.
And what do such ideals mean for a common citizen today? Kovind asked.
"I believe the chief goal is to help them discover the joy of living. For that, first of all, their basic necessities must be taken care of," the president emphasised.
During his address, the president went down memory lane to highlight the inherent power of vibrant democratic institutions.
Kovind recalled his earlier days when the country had just achieved independence and said, "There was a fresh wave of energy to rebuild the country; there were new dreams. I too had a dream, that one day I would be able to participate in a meaningful way in this nation-building exercise".
"A young boy living in a mud house could not have any idea about the highest Constitutional office of the Republic. But it is a testament to the strength of India's democracy that it has created pathways to let each citizen take part in the shaping of our collective destiny.
"If that Ram Nath Kovind from village Paraunkh is addressing you today, it is solely thanks to the inherent power of our vibrant democratic institutions," he said.
In his farewell speech on the eve of his completing five-year tenure as the president, Kovind said the founders of our modern nation exemplified the meaning of justice, liberty, equality and fraternity with hard work and an attitude of service, and "we only have to follow in their footsteps and keep walking".
The president said the nation is working with the objective of providing better housing, and access to drinking water and electricity for every family.
"This change has been made possible by the momentum of development and good governance which knows no discrimination," he said.
Kovind said the formal map for the democratic path "we all have been navigating was drafted by the Constituent Assembly" and the Constitution they prepared, with invaluable contributions from each of them, has been our guiding beacon.

Opposition leaders including Congress president&nbsp;Sonia Gandhi, NCP&rsquo;s Sharad Pawar and TMC&rsquo;s&nbsp;Mamata Banerjee, have written to President Ram Nath Kovind urging him &ldquo;to direct the Government to act against those responsible for foisting false cases&rdquo; on the Bhima&nbsp;Koregaon-Elgaar Parishad case accused Father Stan Swamy, who died on Monday.
The 84-year old Jesuit priest and tribal rights activist died on Monday in a private hospital where he was shifted on directions of the Bombay High Court in May after his health began deteriorating.
Expressing deep anguish and outrage over Swamy&rsquo;s death in custody, the opposition leaders, in the letter, said Swamy was jailed on &ldquo;trumped up charges under the draconian UAPA and was sought to be linked with the Bhima Koregaon case.&rdquo;
They further stated that Swamy was denied treatment for his various ailments including debilitating Parkinson&rsquo;s, adding that even a sipper to drink liquids was made available to him in jail only after a nationwide protest.

Stan Swamy death: Sonia, Pawar, Mamata & others write to President Kovind, demand justice

The Opposition leaders also wrote that Swamy was denied treatment for his various ailments including debilitating Parkinson&rsquo;s, adding that even a sipper to drink liquids was made available to him in jail only after a nationwide protest.

//Oppn&nbsp;writes to President seeking accountability for Stan Swamy's death //Oppn&nbsp;urges&nbsp;Kovind to direct Centre to act against those who imposed 'false cases' on Swamy //84-year-old tribal rights activist passed away in custody on Monday&nbsp; //Oppn:&nbsp;Swamy&nbsp;linked to Bhima&nbsp;Koregaon case with trumped up charges under UAPA //Justice for Swamy: Cong, NCP, TMC, DMK&nbsp;amongst signatories on letter to President&nbsp;

The Opposition leaders also wrote that Swamy was denied treatment for his various ailments, adding that even a sipper to drink liquids was given to him in jail only after a nationwide protest.

Opposition leaders including Congress president&nbsp;Sonia Gandhi, NCP&rsquo;s Sharad Pawar and TMC&rsquo;s&nbsp;Mamata Banerjee, have written to President Ram Nath Kovind urging him &ldquo;to direct the Government to act against those responsible for foisting false cases&rdquo; on the Bhima&nbsp;Koregaon-Elgaar Parishad case accused Father Stan Swamy, who died on Monday.
The 84-year old Jesuit priest and tribal rights activist died on Monday in a private hospital where he was shifted on directions of the Bombay High Court in May after his health began deteriorating.
Expressing deep anguish and outrage over Swamy&rsquo;s death in custody, the opposition leaders, in the letter, said Swamy was jailed on &ldquo;trumped up charges under the draconian UAPA and was sought to be linked with the Bhima Koregaon case.&rdquo;
They further stated that Swamy was denied treatment for his various ailments including debilitating Parkinson&rsquo;s, adding that even a sipper to drink liquids was made available to him in jail only after a nationwide protest.

TMC MPs met President Kovind to seek the removal of Tushar Mehta as the Solicitor General of India for alleged meeting with Suvendu Adhikari

TMC MPs meet President Kovind, demand removal of Tushar Mehta as Solicitor General

TMC&nbsp;MPs met President Kovind&nbsp;to seek the removal of Tushar Mehta as the Solicitor General of India for alleged meeting&nbsp;with Suvendu Adhikari

TMC&nbsp;MPs met President, demanded&nbsp;Tushar Mehta's removal as Solicitor General
TMC MP Mahua Moitra addressed press conference after meeting President Kovind
Demand for his removal after Mehta&nbsp;allegedly met BJP's&nbsp;Suvendu&nbsp;Adhikari
TMC: Alleged meeting between Adhikari and Mehta&nbsp;reeks of impropriety
TMC:&nbsp;Tushar Mehta&nbsp;violated Bar Council&rsquo;s rules &amp; professional ethics&nbsp;
TMC&nbsp;had written to PM Modi&nbsp;demanding Mehta's&nbsp;removal&nbsp;
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TMC&nbsp;MPs met President Kovind&nbsp;to seek the removal of Tushar Mehta as the Solicitor General of India for alleged meeting&nbsp;with Suvendu Adhikari

A delegation of Trinamool Congress lawmakers met President Ram Nath Kovind in Delhi on Monday to seek the removal of Tushar Mehta as the Solicitor General of India. This comes after alleged meeting of BJP&rsquo;s Suvendu Adhikari with Tushar Mehta.
Addressing a press conference after meeting the President, TMC MP Mahua Moitra said a &lsquo;certain BJP leader, MLA and Leader of Opposition (LoP) in West Bengal Assembly met with Home Minister Amit Shah at his residence and then proceeded to the home of the Solicitor-General at 10 Akbar Road on July 1. TMC accused Mehta of vioalting Bar Council&rsquo;s rules and professional ethics.
TMC had earlier written a letter to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking his removal, stating that the alleged meeting between Adhikari and the law officer "reeks of impropriety"

Indian Navy Day 2020: President Ramnath Kovind, PM Modi and defence minister Rajnath Singh greeted the country's naval force on the occasion of the Navy Day on Friday.

Indian Navy Day 2020: Salute India's sea warriors

The Navy Day commemorates Operation Trident, the Indian Navy's attack on Karachi Harbour during the 1971 war.

Navy Day: Salute India's sea warriors

President Ramnath Kovind, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and defence minister Rajnath Singh greeted the country's naval force on the occasion of the Navy Day on Friday. Navy Day recognises the valour, achievement, and role of India's naval force. The day commemorates Operation Trident, the Navy's attack on Karachi Harbour during the 1971 war. This year, Navy is commemorating 50th anniversary&nbsp;of the 1971 war against Pakistan

President Ramnath Kovind, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and defence minister Rajnath Singh greeted the country's naval force on the occasion of the Navy Day on Friday.
Navy Day recognises the valour, achievement, and role of India's naval force. The day commemorates Operation Trident, the Navy's attack on Karachi Harbour during the 1971 war.
This year, Navy is commemorating 50th anniversary&nbsp;of the 1971 war against Pakistan

Pranab Mukherjee cremated with full state honours

The funeral of former President Pranab Mukherjee, who died on Monday, was cremated today with full state honours

Pranab last rites today with full state honours

Former President Pranab Mukherjee, who died on Monday, was cremated with full state honours on Tuesday. Mukherjee's body was kept at his official home in Delhi, 10 Rajaji Marg, for people to pay their last respects. Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited his residence and paid his last respects to the former president. President Ramnath Kovind, Vice President Venkaiah Naidu and several other leaders also paid their respects to the veteran&nbsp;leader. Because of Covid-19 protocol, the body was taken for last rites in a hearse van instead of the gun carriage. The funeral took place at the Lodi Road crematorium. The govt has declared seven-day mourning as a mark of respect.

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