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Sharad Pawar Re-Elected Nationalist Congress Party’s Chief For 4 Years

[ad_1] Sharad Pawar was re-elected the president of Nationalist Congress Party or NCP on Saturday. The 81-year-old leader will be party chief for another four years, the decision was announced at the party's national executive meeting in Delhi.Mr Pawar, who stunned the BJP by bringing together the Congress, the Shiv Sena and the NCP to form the government in Maharashtra after the 2019 assembly elections, is a key opposition figure. [ad_2] Source link

“No Prime Ministerial Ambition”: Nitish Kumar After Meeting Rahul Gandhi

[ad_1] Nitish Kumar met Rahul Gandhi for the first time today since he quit the NDA alliance in BiharNew Delhi: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who came to Delhi with a longish "to-do" list for his 'Mission Opposition', checked off the first item this evening, meeting Congress's Rahul Gandhi at his Tughlaq Road residence. Sources said the discussion was entirely on 2024 and the means to unite the opposition, at the end of which Mr Kumar again told reporters that he has no ambition for the top post."There is a concerted effort to weaken regional parties. My effort is to unite the Opposition ahead of the General Elections. I have no intention of pitching myself as a prime ministerial candidate," Mr Kumar told reporters. But the buzz about his eye on the Prime Minister's post had starte...

Efforts On At National Level To Unite Non-BJP Parties: Sharad Pawar

[ad_1] Mumbai: Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) president Sharad Pawar on Monday said efforts are underway at the national level to bring non-BJP parties together to create a public opinion and he was not keen to take up any responsibility due to his age.Speaking to reporters in Thane, Mr Pawar accused the Narendra Modi government of failing to fulfil any of the promises made by it since 2014 including bringing "acche din, connecting villages through the internet, and providing toilets, water, and power to every household".The Bharatiya Janata Party's agenda is to keep smaller parties away from power, Mr Pawar claimed."Efforts are underway at the national level to bring non-BJP parties together and bring about a public opinion against the BJP," he said.Pawar, 81, said he didn't want to t...