Who is Kamala Harris? What is her relationship with India?

Washington, New Delhi: Indian-origin Vice President of the United States Kamala Harris has been nominated by President Joe Biden to replace him in the presidential race (from the Democratic Party). Joe Biden has now withdrawn from that race for 'personal reasons'. This is ubiquitous.

Joe Biden himself posted on 'x' on Sunday that he is going to withdraw from the race. He has taken this step in the interest of the party and the country, along with this he has put forward the name of Kamala Harris as the candidate of the Democratic Party in his place, so naturally everyone is curious to know about Kamala. Indian origin.

Her full name is Kamala Devi. She was born in California to mother Shyama Gopalan. Shyama Gopalan was a biologist. Her father, Donald J. Harris, was a Jamaican American. He was a professor.

After her parents' unfortunate divorce, Kamala lived with her sister-in-law's mother Shyama Gopalan. Kamala was a very bright student. After studying in various schools, she received a bachelor's degree from the world-renowned Harvard, with a major in political science and a minor in economics.

After graduating from Howard, she started studying law. In 1990, she became a member of the Bar Association. In the same year, she was appointed as the 'Deputy District Attorney' of California. In 2003, she was elected as the District Attorney of San Francisco. She was later elected for two terms as California Attorney General in 2010 and 2014. In 2017, she was the junior senator from the state of California. He was the first African-Asian to hold this position. His work as a senator became very interesting. Features: He became famous for reforming the tax and health department.

In 2020, he ran for the presidency of the United States but later dropped out in favour of Joe Biden and the Democratic Party nominated him for the post of Vice President. Now Biden has also withdrawn from the race. They have nominated him as the presidential candidate of the Democratic Party. Whether he wins or loses, even more important is the fact that the first President of the United States, George Washington, was chosen as the presidential candidate of the party.