Liz Truss to be the third woman PM of Britain: defeated Rishi Sunak of Indian origin; Queen Elizabeth will administer the oath to the 15th PM during her tenure

International Desk:
47-year-old Liz Truss will be the new Prime Minister of Britain. She defeated the Indian-origin Rishi Sunak.  Liz is known as the firebrand leader in British politics.  After the announcement of victory, Liz said about Sunak – I am lucky that there are leaders with such deep understanding in my party.  Thanks to family and friends too.
Liz will be the third female prime minister.  Margaret Thatcher and Theresa May have held this position before him.  Liz considers Margaret Thatcher as her role model.

 Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Liz on the victory.  Said- I am sure that India-UK relations will be strengthened under your leadership.  There will be a strategic partnership between the two countries.  Best wishes for the new role and responsibility.

 who got how many votes

 Lidge Truss : 81,326
 Rishi Sunak : 60,399
 Total votes were : 172,437
 Total Voting : 82.6%
 Votes Rejected : 654
 On Tuesday, 6 September, Johnson will deliver his last speech as Prime Minister from PM House 10 Downing Street.  He will then travel to Aberdeenshire, Scotland, to hand over his resignation to the Queen.  Right now, Queen Elizabeth is here.  The 96-year-old Queen has trouble walking, so both Johnson and Liz will go to her.  Usually this work is done at Buckingham Palace.

 When will Johnson submit his resignation to the Queen?  After this, Liz will meet Queen.  Traditionally this meeting is called 'Kissing Hands' Ceremony.  However, this time in view of the poor health of the queen, this ceremony will be symbolic.  The swearing-in ceremony will take place at Balmoral Castle, Scotland.

 The new PM Liz will return to London as soon as the official appointment is made.  Here will be his first speech from 10 Downing Street.

 According to London time, Prime Minister Liz will appoint her cabinet after giving a speech at around 4 pm.  The Queen will administer the oath to the ministers on a zoom call.  Their Head of the Department will complete the ritual of handing over the 'Seal or Seal' to the Ministers.

 The first meeting of the new cabinet will be held on Wednesday (September 7).  After this, Prime Minister Liz will reach the House (House of Commons) for the first time.