BJP leaders had always dismissed Uddhav for his humility and modesty as unsuited to politics. They believed Raj to be more of a chip off the old block (Bal Thackeray, the Shiv Sena founder). Yet today, Raj is a spent force while Uddhav is the chief minister of Maharashtra and a very able and successful one at that.
Sharad Pawar says he is a much misunderstood man. He claims his decision not to steal the limelight from lesser Congress leaders at the recent Panchmarhi conclave has been misinterpreted by the media which said he is being sidelined. Excerpts from an
The state's crumbling economy sets the alarm bells ringing
Raj Thackeray's links with a Bombay stockbroker accused in the securities scam embarrasses the family
Ego clashes among its leaders threaten to rupture Dalit unity
The Sena scales down its electoral promise of 40 lakh free homes to 50,000, but is it feasible?
The Sena's 'saffron week' only confirms its decline in popularity
If city-dwellers have little sympathy for farmers, they might as well shell out the price for their callousness, Sharad Joshi told Sujata Anandan
Businessmen stop paying taxes as extortionists widen their net and target ordinary citizens
Maharashtra politics gets the better of a project to create another Shantiniketan
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