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Center-Left Owned by Indian Express GroupTata row must be settled amicably, won’t readily say there is a need for (intervention): Nirmala Sitharaman
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi phoned veteran leader Sharad Pawar on Wednesday to enquire about his health, a call that has reignited speculation about political realignments in Maharashtra. Observers note that the conversation could signal a possible merger of the two factions of the Nationalist Congress Party and Pawar’s potential entry into the BJP‑led National Democratic Alliance. Additionally, Pawar’s aide suggested that Supriya Sule may be ready to join the Modi cabinet, further fueling talk of a reshaped political equation in the state.
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Tata row must be settled amicably, won’t readily say there is a need for (intervention): Nirmala Sitharaman
