Morning News Brief: Revolt in Shiv Sena, Minister Eknath Shinde breaks 40 MLAs; BJP played tribal card for the post of President

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Both the candidates have been decided for the presidential election. Draupadi Murmu from the NDA and Yashwant Sinha from the opposition. Draupadi Murmu, the former Governor of Jharkhand, will become the first President born in independent India if she wins. She will also become the second woman President after Pratibha Patil. On the other hand, the Uddhav government of Maharashtra is in trouble for the third time in two and a half years. 40 MLAs, including strong minister Eknath Shinde, have turned rebel. If Shinde does not agree, then the fall of the Uddhav government is certain.

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1. Draupadi Murmu NDA’s Presidential Candidate, Yashwant Sinha Consent Of The Opposition

The names of both the presidential candidates were announced in a single day. In the meeting convened by Sharad Pawar earlier in the day, 13 opposition parties including Congress agreed on Yashwant Sinha’s name. After this, a meeting of the BJP Parliamentary Board was held late in the evening. After this JP Nadda announced the name of Draupadi Murmu. It was Murmu’s birthday on Monday. That is, he got the biggest birthday gift.
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2. Uddhav angered minister Eknath Shinde rebelled, crisis on government in Maharashtra
Maharashtra’s strong minister Eknath Shinde has put the Uddhav government in trouble. He reached Gujarat with a total of 41 MLAs from Shiv Sena, NCP and Independents. From there the condition was laid that Shiv Sena should leave NCP and Congress and form an alliance with BJP. Late night the MLAs were sent from Surat to Guwahati. After efforts to persuade Eknath failed, Uddhav shifted the remaining MLAs to the hotel.
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3. ED’s questioning ends with Rahul, more than 11 hours of question-and-answer on the 5th day
ED questioned Rahul Gandhi on the 5th day in the National Herald case. After 10 hours of continuous interrogation, Rahul got a break of about 30 minutes. After this, there were questions and answers again till late night. The ED has not called him for further questioning. Meanwhile, the performance of the Congress also continued. Angry over being detained, Mahila Congress President Neta D’Souza spat on the women policemen.
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4. 105-year-old grandmother’s new record in 100 meters, completed the race in 45.40 seconds

105-year-old Ram Bai has set a new record in 100 meters race. Ram Bai, who lives in Charkhi Dadri village of Haryana, is 105 years old. He completed the race in 45.40 seconds. Before him, this record was in the name of Man Kaur, who completed the race in 74 seconds. Ram Bai has already won 4 gold in running and long jump. She eats 250 grams of ghee every day and runs 5 to 6 kilometres.
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5. Chiefs of the three armies met PM Modi, Agniveer will be able to go directly to the Merchant Navy
The chiefs of the three services met PM Modi amid the opposition to the Agneepath scheme of army recruitment. The Prime Minister met all three separately. Meanwhile, the Navy has told that Agniveer, who has taken 4 years of training, can go directly to the Merchant Navy. On the other hand, late in the evening, some youths reached in front of BJP President JP Nadda’s house in Delhi with torches in their hands. They threw torches at the entry gate of the house.
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30 years old in the UK biggest rail strike Thousands of people are worried because of this. There was no consensus on wages and job security between the employees’ unions and the railway companies. After this, 40 thousand employees decided not to work on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Due to this, out of about 20 thousand trains running daily, only 4,500 ran. London Metro workers also went on strike for 24 hours. Due to this the metro transport system of the capital came to a standstill.

what happened today in history
The great Italian astronomer and mathematician Galileo was sentenced by the Church on this day in 1633. His fault was to claim that the Earth revolves around the Sun. The Church held that Galileo’s doctrine and belief were an insult to divine religious books. He was found guilty of being a heretic. After this Galileo was put under house arrest. He died on 8 January 1642. On 31 October 1992, the church admitted its mistake and said that Galileo was right. The church made a mistake in understanding them.

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