Maharashtra
Go Rural
Haima Deshpande
From bullock rides to folk dances, a village experience that farmers in Maharashtra are offering can be an enduring memory
THE WATER WIVES
In a drought-stricken village near Mumbai, men marry a second—sometimes even a third—woman whose only role is to fetch water for the family
The Sena that no longer is
Uddhav Thackeray’s party is back with the BJP, but as a significantly weakened force
The Permanent Campaigner
Modi on the stump Part Two makes the elections in Maharashtra and Haryana a referendum on the Prime Minister
The Mindboggling Tax Cut
A radical zero-tax proposal that was first mooted in interior Maharashtra is now a national point of debate
Why AAP Will Find the Going Tough in Mumbai
Unlike Delhi, Maharashtra has several strong regional parties that command huge support. And Kejriwal’s old friend Anna Hazare is not a big fan of the AAP either
The NCP’s Waning Relevance
Sharad Pawar’s inability to part ways with the party from which he split 13 years ago has diminished both his regional and national prospects
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