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Opinion Nari shakti and the art of image management

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By Girish Kuber Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
It all started when the British realised that the un-codified nature of Hindu personal law left many things to traditional scholars to interpret. The trigger was the largely unknown but glorious struggle by a girl from Bombay who refused to submit to her husband’s demands and asserted her rights over her body. Her husband filed a legal challenge, arguing that according to Hindu tradition, it was perfectly acceptable for husbands to seek physical intimacy whenever they desire.
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Girish Kuber writes: Ajit Pawar was the able chief minister Maharashtra never had

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By Girish Kuber Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
He had a great capacity for hard work and excellent administrative skills. His undoing was his lack of patience, a quality he never imbibed from his uncle and mentor, Sharad Pawar “One day, I wish to become the Maharashtra chief minister,” Ajit Pawar would often say, ruefully. He had every quality that was needed — excellent administrative skills, a great capacity for hard work, a grasp of a variety of topics, social connect and the ability to find a way out of any situation.
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No red lines, and a political free-for-all in Maharashtra civic polls

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By Girish Kuber Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
It’s a free-for-all, literally. Except for the Congress, which has little stake in any of the battles, and the BJP, which aims to secure every election it participates in, every other party has partnered with every other party. It’s political promiscuity at its best. Or, rather, at its worst. Maharashtra’s three-party alliance government — comprising the BJP, Shinde’s Shiv Sena and Ajit Pawar’s NCP — hasn’t prevented any of its constituents from seeking partners outside the alliance.
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