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Uproar in Maha as Cong leader compares Fadnavis to Aurangzeb

The ruling Mahayuti members in both houses of the Maharashtra legislature on Monday condemned state Congress head Harshvardhan Sapkal's remarks comparing Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to Mughal......

Fadnavis govt sails through Maha trust vote

The Devendra Fadnavis-led ministry on Monday sailed through a trust vote in the Maharashtra assembly. IMAGE: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and others at Vidhan Bhavan during the......

Sena firm on home portfolio ahead of Maha cabinet expansion

Amid intense discussions among Mahayuti allies over the distribution of portfolios and Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena's insistence on the home ministry, the clarity on the composition of the council......

3 Cong MLAs skip key party meet ahead of Maharashtra council polls

Amid talks of cross-voting, three of the 37 Congress MLAs in Maharashtra skipped a meeting called by the party ahead of the legislative council polls on Friday. IMAGE: Congress flags in Mumbai.......

Not aware of his principles: Aaditya's dig at Sharad Pawar

Shiv Sena-UBT leader Aaditya Thackeray met Congress leader Rahul Gandhi amid rumblings in the opposition Maha Vikasa Aghadi after Nationalist Congress Party-SP chief Sharad Pawar felicitated......

Nationalist Congress Party Member Of Legislative Assembly

News for Nationalist Congress Party Member Of Legislative Assembly

Uproar in Maha as Cong leader compares Fadnavis to Aurangzeb

Fadnavis govt sails through Maha trust vote

Sena firm on home portfolio ahead of Maha cabinet expansion

3 Cong MLAs skip key party meet ahead of Maharashtra council polls

Not aware of his principles: Aaditya's dig at Sharad Pawar

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