President Nominates Four Distinguished Leaders to Rajya Sabha, PM Modi Highlights Their Impactful Contributions

New Delhi, India — The Ministry of Home Affairs has officially announced the nomination of four distinguished individuals to the Rajya Sabha, the upper house of Parliament. This announcement, made in a notification on Saturday, recognizes the contributions of these nominees in various fields, including law, diplomacy, education, and social service.

The nominees include prominent public prosecutor Ujjwal Deorao Nikam, former foreign secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla, social worker C. Sadanandan Master, and acclaimed historian Meenakshi Jain. These appointments fill vacancies left by retiring members in accordance with the provisions of the Indian Constitution.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi commended each nominee through a series of messages on social media platform X, reflecting on their significant contributions to the nation. Nikam has gained recognition for his involvement in high-profile terror and criminal cases. Modi emphasized Nikam’s dedication to justice and his unwavering commitment to upholding constitutional values.

Shringla, a veteran diplomat, previously served as India’s ambassador to both the United States and Bangladesh. He has been key to India’s G20 Presidency this year, and Modi noted that Shringla’s unique insights will enhance Parliamentary discussions, furthering India’s foreign policy initiatives.

Meenakshi Jain, who has been honored with the Padma Shri award, is celebrated for her extensive scholarship on Indian history and civilization. The Prime Minister expressed his enthusiasm for her nomination, highlighting your work’s profound impact on academic discussions surrounding India’s past and cultural heritage.

C. Sadanandan Master, hailing from Kerala, has overcome personal adversity, having lost both legs to a political attack in 1994. The Prime Minister praised his resilience and dedication to national development, underscoring the commendable nature of his contributions to society.

These four nominations contribute to the Rajya Sabha’s mandate, where seats are reserved for individuals recognized for their exceptional achievements in fields such as literature, science, social service, and public life. The Rajya Sabha plays a crucial role in the Indian legislative process, making these appointments particularly significant.

As the new nominees prepare to take their seats, their diverse backgrounds and experiences are expected to enrich the discussions and decisions made within the Parliament.

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