A Kerala forged signatures of several Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha MPs to file his nomination in the Vice Presidential elections, which are scheduled to be held on September 9.

Kerala man forges signatures of MPs to file Vice Presidential nomination

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India's Vice Presidential election on September 9 will be fought between NDA's pick CP Radhakrishnan and the Opposition's candidate Justice (retired) B Sudershan Reddy. Whosoever wins the polls will be the successor of Jagdeep Dhankhar

B Sudershan Reddy picked as India's Opposition's Vice President nominee

This comes days after Jagdeep Dhankhar resigned from the post on July 21, citing health reasons.

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While these speculations create a buzz on social media, there is no official confirmation on nominations for Dhankhar’s successor. The election to pick the next VP will be held within 60 days.

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Dhankhar won the election for Vice President as the NDA candidate by a record margin, polling 528 votes out of 710 as he defeated opposition candidate Margaret Alva in the August 6, 2022, election. It was the largest winning margin in a vice-presidential race since 1992.

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As Indian Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar announces his resignation citing health reasons, the post remains vacant. Here’s how the next vice president of India will be elected.

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Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu on Monday emphasised that good governance must percolate down to the lowest level, according to an official statement. Presiding over the 67th annual meeting of general body of the Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA) here through video-conferencing, he said that the government has been making policies and designing programmes that are intended to improve the quality of life of people by fast-tracking development.

Good governance must percolate to lowest level: Vice President Venkaiah Naidu

Twitter on Saturday removed and later restored the verified blue tick on the personal account of Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu. Officials of the Vice President Secretariat said the personal Twitter handle of Naidu @MVenkaiahNaidu was inactive for a long time and the Twitter algorithm removed the blue badge.

Twitter removes and then restores blue tick on Vice Prez Naidu's personal account