The Mahayuti alliance is all set for a second term in Maharashtra. While the incumbent chief minister, Eknath Shinde, may retain the post, there are chances that the BJP’s Devendra Fadnavis or the NCP’s Ajit Pawar may secure the top post
assembly election 2024 result
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| Party/Alliance | Leads/Win | |
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 | MAHAYUTI | - |
 | MVA | - |
 | MNS | - |
 | AIMIM | - |
 | OTHERS | - |
Leads/Results Available: -
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| Party/Alliance | Leads/Win | |
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 | NDA | - |
 | INDIA | - |
 | INC | - |
 | RJD | - |
| AAP | - |
| OTHERS | - |
Leads/Results Available: -
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A win in Maharashtra would vindicate Eknath Shinde's government and show that its welfare approach to vote sourcing won out over any ideological issues in the State. Outlook has looked at Maharashtra politics in depth in previous issues.
JMM's Hemant Soren having run a campaign centred on tribal identity while the BJP brought in its ''illegal immigrant specialist'' Himanta Biswa Sarma from Assam to lead its attacks on the Soren government for letting in "infiltrators" from Bangladesh. Outlook has dealt in detail with this clash of narratives in its previous issues.
Mahayuti’s unprecedented winning margin against the rival Mahavikas alliance has not just come as a surprise for Maharashtra, but to the ruling alliance itself.
In earlier conversations with Outlook India, both CM Hemant Soren and Kalpana Soren had highlighted the important of recognising the Adivasi community and working to uplift them. For the 2024 elections, the JMM power couple has emerged victorious, all due to the backing of the tribal communities in the state.
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The fragmented political fabric in Maharashtra has left the voters confused and the leaders jittery. Amid the chaos, the subject of Marathi asmita has risen and ebbed in absence of a strong anchor
In Thane’s Kopari-Pachpakhadi assembly constituency, three-time winner Eknath Shinde will face-off against his mentor Anand Dighe’s nephew, Kedar
Eknath Sambhaji Shinde’s tenure as chief minister has been anything but smooth
Malaria, malnutrition, mining … the Adivasis living in Gadchiroli face multiple issues, but they feel the government is not doing enough for them
The Pawars’ family bastion since 1967 is now witnessing a second uncle-nephew fight
Political parties make promises of equal representation to women, but patriarchy continues to dominate electoral democracy
If the BJP manages to win Jharkhand, it will be the third mineral-rich state after Odisha and Chhattisgarh that will fall into the party’s kitty
Nehru’s principle of “compromise and argument” remains the only workable formula for South Asian leaders
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All Living Things Environmental Film Festival (ALT EFF) kickstarts on November 22 in Mumbai and continues until December 8.
Kinshuk Surjan’s Marching In The Dark is a moving ode to the struggles and resilience of women farmers in Maharashtra, who lose their husbands to suicide every year, and yet keep moving.
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All Living Things Environmental Film Festival (ALT EFF) kickstarts on November 22 in Mumbai and continues until December 8.
Kinshuk Surjan’s Marching In The Dark is a moving ode to the struggles and resilience of women farmers in Maharashtra, who lose their husbands to suicide every year, and yet keep moving.
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Adivasi poet Jacinta Kerketta’s short documentary lifts the veil of development from unhindered mining, uncovering its after-effects on Jharkhand's Adivasi Communities.
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Abhilash Sharma’s Swaha To Have Its India Premiere At The International Film Festival Of Kerala 2024
After winning two awards at the Shanghai International Film Festival, Abhilash Sharma’s Swaha will premiere at IFFK 2024.
Raj Nidimoru, one half of Raj & DK, reflects on their two-decade journey on preserving the indie spirit in their films/shows in an increasingly cynical, number-crunching corporate set-up.
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Outlook at DIFF | Ramakaushalyan’s Tamil debut traces the shadow of patriarchy.
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On his 38th birthday, Naga Chaitanya treated his fans with a special gift. He announced his next project NC24.
Abhishek Bachchan starrer I Want To Talk received a lukewarm response on Day 1. The Shoojit Sircar directorial earned only Rs 25 lakh net on its release day.
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