Vallabh Ozarkar is a Senior Correspondent for The Indian Express, specializing in local news coverage in India, specifically Maharashtra and Mumbai. With a focus on politics and government affairs, Vallabh provides in-depth reporting on key issues, political developments, and social issues impacting the region.
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Vallabh Ozarkar's articles predominantly focus on local government and political developments in India, particularly within Maharashtra and Mumbai. He covers a wide range of topics related to Indian politics, including party dynamics, legislative assembly activities, and governance decisions.
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By: Vallabh Ozarkar
The two alliances are caught in six “friendly fights”, with MVA also reeling from “internal rebellion” in several seats.
By: Vallabh Ozarkar
Thackeray also outlined plans to check the prices of five essential commodities — wheat, rice, dal, oil, and sugar — without impacting farmers. Another significant promise is the expansion of the ‘Shiv Bhojan Yojana', a scheme that provides nutritious meals to the public for just Rs 10.
By: Vallabh Ozarkar
The PM also targeted the Opposition over a Jammu and Kashmir Assembly resolution seeking dialogue for “restoration of special status and constitutional guarantees”, saying “no power in the world” would be able to restore Article 370.
By: Vallabh Ozarkar
Bhujbal said said the electoral climate has turned in Mahayuti's favour in the past four months and the NCP will win 45 of the 53 seats it is contesting on the goodwill of the work its candidates have done.
By: Vallabh Ozarkar
While there are nine rebels from the ruling alliance contesting as Independents, the Opposition MVA faces has eight such candidates across the 35 seats in the region
By: Vallabh Ozarkar
In the recently held Lok Sabha elections, the Mahayuti suffered a setback in North Maharashtra, losing six out of eight seats. However, the victories in Jalgaon and Raver were critical in softening the blow and maintaining a foothold in the region.
By: Vallabh Ozarkar
The trouble stems from a 2011 agitation in Jamner demanding higher minimum support price (MSP) for cotton — launched by Mahajan himself.
By: Vallabh Ozarkar
Taking a swipe at Kharge, Yogi said that the Congress president is only worried about the vote bank, which is why he was not naming the "razakars of nizam" who had burned his mother, sister and other family members.
By: Vallabh Ozarkar
Taking a swipe at Kharge, Yogi said that the Congress president is only worried about the vote bank, which is why he was not naming the "razakars of nizam" who had burned his mother, sister and other family members.
By: Vallabh Ozarkar
Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis says Uddhav Thackeray, who called for checking the bags of PM Narendra Modi and Amit Shah, is trying to seek 'votes by whining' to win the Maharashtra Assembly elections.
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