HomeTop StoriesPresidential election: Murmu crosses the majority mark, set to be the next... Top Stories Presidential election: Murmu crosses the majority mark, set to be the next President of India By Team Janmat Samachar FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp New Delhi | National Democratic Alliance’s (NDA) presidential candidate Draupadi Murmu has crossed the majority mark and is set to become the next President of India. Murmu has secured enough votes to win the presidential election. Related Posts:Most Indians believe that there is a lack of unity… by Team Janmat Samachar Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden reaches… by Team Janmat Samachar Joharan Mamdani, son of filmmaker Meera Nair, won… by Bhavna Singh President and PM congratulate Dhankhar on being… by Team Janmat Samachar Presidential election - PM Modi casts his vote… by Team Janmat Samachar Murmu highlights India's success story in his maiden… by Team Janmat Samachar We are going to win the election with a clear… by Team Janmat Samachar Democratic Party candidate Joe Biden: We are on the… by Team Janmat Samachar FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Previous articleED summons Sonia Gandhi again for questioning on July 25Next articleDraupadi Murmu will be the next President of India Team Janmat Samachar RELATED ARTICLES Top Stories Union Minister C.R. Patil Highlights Prime Minister’s Commitment to Ganga Conservation while inaugurating Ganga Utsav 2024 at Haridwar Team Janmat Samachar - Top Stories How is the new President elected in America, what is the ‘Electoral College’ system Team Janmat Samachar - Top Stories TDP vice president’s statement on Waqf Amendment Bill may increase BJP’s tension Team Janmat Samachar - Most Popular Union Minister C.R. Patil Highlights Prime Minister’s Commitment to Ganga Conservation while inaugurating Ganga Utsav 2024 at Haridwar NTPC and ONGC to form joint venture for business in green energy sector How is the new President elected in America, what is the ‘Electoral College’ system I can fight alone, but I need your help to save Delhi. Kejriwal Load more
