Author: Deshwale Political Desk

A sudden political shift in Maharashtra’s Ambernath municipal council has drawn attention across the state after 12 Congress councillors joined the Bharatiya Janata Party. The move has changed the balance of power in the civic body and triggered fresh political tensions at the local level. The councillors, who were elected on Congress tickets in the recent municipal elections, crossed over to the BJP days after being suspended by their party. Their defection has strengthened the BJP’s position in the Ambernath Municipal Council, which had been witnessing unstable alliances since the election results. Earlier, the civic body saw an unusual arrangement…

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As Maharashtra prepares for its municipal elections, political tensions are rising, particularly in the Nanded district. All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief Asaduddin Owaisi delivered a sharp critique of Deputy Chief Minister and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Ajit Pawar during a public rally, raising questions about his loyalty and credibility. Speaking to an attentive crowd, Owaisi argued that Pawar’s inability to remain loyal to his uncle and political mentor, Sharad Pawar, reflected on his commitment to the people at large. He accused the NCP leader of abandoning the very figure who had nurtured his political career and elevated his…

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On 5 January 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked a historic milestone of immense cultural and historical significance — 1,000 years since the first recorded attack on the Somnath Temple in 1026 AD. In a tribute shared on social media, the Prime Minister reflected on the long and resilient history of the temple and what it represents for the spirit of India. The Somnath Temple, located on the western coast of India in Gujarat, holds a deeply woven place in the nation’s cultural and spiritual heritage. Over centuries, it has been attacked, destroyed, and rebuilt multiple times. Despite these repeated…

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By: Hiren Gandhi Global warfare has fundamentally changed its character. Wars of the 21st century are no longer fought primarily with tanks, missiles or soldiers, but through oil barrels, currency control, global banking systems, economic sanctions, proxy pressure and diplomatic containment. On this evolving global chessboard, Iran stands at the center, while India emerges as a critical balancing power. Iran remains one of the few regional powers in the Middle East that refuses to recognize Israel, resists American strategic directives and maintains an independent foreign policy. Its influence across Iraq, Syria and Lebanon positions it as an “uncontrolled regional power”…

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Mumbai’s upcoming Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections have sparked an intense discussion about the role of family ties in politics. As political parties finalise their candidate lists, a noticeable trend has emerged: many tickets are being given to relatives of politicians. This “family‑first” approach has drawn both criticism and defence, raising questions about whether it undermines democratic fairness or is a practical electoral strategy. At least 43 sitting leaders in Mumbai have secured election tickets for their family members, including spouses, children, siblings, and cousins. This pattern spans several political parties and reflects a broader shift in how local candidates…

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Maharashtra’s political landscape is buzzing because, guess what, Ajit Pawar and his estranged uncle Sharad Pawar have decided to join forces for the upcoming Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation elections. You won’t believe this, but it’s the first formal collaboration between the two rival factions of the NCP since their split. Deputy Chief Minister and NCP supremo Ajit Pawar confirmed on Sunday that the divided party will contest the civic polls together. To be honest, this move is as much emotional as it is political – a symbolic reunion within the Pawar family that also looks strategically smart. Now, here’s the crazy…

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Delhi has taken a significant step towards making government services more accessible to its residents by reorganising its administrative structure. With the government notifying the creation of 13 districts, up from 11, the move aims to bring governance closer to citizens and improve efficiency across the capital. One of the key benefits of this reorganisation is the focus on citizen convenience. The establishment of new mini secretariats and additional offices within each district means that residents no longer have to travel long distances or navigate crowded offices to access essential services. Tasks such as obtaining birth and death certificates, land…

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A major political debate has erupted in India over the decision to replace the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) with a new law called the Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) Act, or VB-G RAM G Act. At the heart of the controversy is the removal of Mahatma Gandhi’s name from the country’s most widely known rural employment law, a move that has sparked emotional and symbolic opposition from political leaders, activists, and workers across the nation. MGNREGA was introduced in 2005 as a rights-based programme guaranteeing up to 100 days of wage employment…

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The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) has been a dominant force in Maharashtra politics for decades, largely guided by the leadership of Sharad Pawar. As discussions of a potential merger between the two NCP factions gain momentum, the focus has shifted to the next generation of leadership within the Pawar family. This development highlights how political power in India can often pass through family lines, blending experience with legacy. Sharad Pawar, a veteran leader with over five decades in politics, is nearing the end of his Rajya Sabha term in April 2026. While he remains influential, there are indications that he…

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed deep grief on the passing of Shri Biswa Bandhu Sen, Speaker of the Tripura Legislative Assembly. Shri Sen was widely recognised for his dedication to public service, his efforts to advance the state’s development, and his commitment to social welfare initiatives. In a condolence message shared on the social media platform X, the Prime Minister said: “Pained by the passing of Shri Biswa Bandhu Sen Ji, Speaker of the Tripura Assembly. He will be remembered for his efforts to boost Tripura’s progress and commitment to numerous social causes. My thoughts are with his family and…

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