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A party forged in rebellion: How every major split reshaped the Thackerays’ Shiv Sena

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By Zeeshan Shaikh Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
Chhagan Bhujbal’s revolt The first major challenge to Bal Thackeray’s leadership came in December 1991 when Chhagan Bhujbal, then one of the Sena’s tallest OBC leaders and Leader of Opposition in the Maharashtra Assembly, walked out of the party. Bhujbal had risen through the ranks of the Sena’s Mumbai organisation and was instrumental in expanding the party beyond its traditional urban base.
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AIB, Kamra, Allahbadia, now Pranit More: Comics vs law in Maharashtra

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By Zeeshan Shaikh Verified
| MSN India Verified
Zeeshan Shaikh Maharashtra cyber police's case against stand-up comic Pranit More over remarks made at a show – including a ‘Rs 370 ki biryani' comment that has sparked outrage – has once again brought into focus the tricky relationship between comedy and the law in Maharashtra. Over the past decade, the state has witnessed several high-profile controversies involving comics, leading to police complaints, cases, legislative proceedings and political protests.
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India’s ‘partner-less’ population shrinks, Tamil Nadu, Kerala buck national trend

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By Zeeshan Shaikh Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
According to the Sample Registration System Statistical Report 2024, 3.5 per cent of India's population is currently classified as widowed, divorced or separated (W/D/S), down from 4.1 per cent in 2014. (Express File Photo) At a time when there is a conversation around rising divorce rates and changing family structures, fresh demographic data suggests a different reality.
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