North India Statesman
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Washington/New Delhi, 05 November (HS). The much-awaited moment has arrived to decide the direction for the next four years in the United States. Voting for the election of the next President will begin here on Tuesday morning. There is a possibility that it may also be decided late in the night as to who among Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump will reach the White House. Now it remains to be seen who the American voters will choose as their next leader. Among the total eight candidates, the main contest is between Kamala Harris of the Democratic Party of Indian origin and Donald Trump of the Republican Party.
On the eve of the election, Donald Trump warned that there was a danger of World War III if Harris won. In the final moments of the campaign, Harris tried to win the hearts of voters of black and Arab origin. According to opinion polls conducted in the United States, there is a close contest between 60-year-old Kamala and 78-year-old Trump. Before the scheduled date of voting, 7.7 crore voters have voted through alternative methods.
Prayer for Kamala in Thulasendrapuram, Tamil Nadu
'New Delhi' is also keeping an eye on this election. But there is special excitement in Thulasendrapuram village of Tamil Nadu, the southern state of India. This village, which has deep connections with Kamala Harris's family, is immersed in an atmosphere of celebration. The village has been decorated with posters of Kamala Harris. Special prayers have been offered in the temple for his victory. If Kamala Harris wins, it will be a great matter of pride for India and people of Indian origin. This will be the first time in the history of presidential elections in about 235 years that a woman will become the President of America. Thulasendrapuram is the native village of Kamala Harris's maternal grandfather PV Gopalan. Harris's mother Shyamala moved to the United States for higher education after graduating from Delhi University. Harris grew up in Oakland, California.
