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In 2026, villages have gone further into Hindon California is weighing state endangered-species protections for southern resident killer whales, a population of just over 70 animals threatened by noise, pollution and falling salmon prey NEW DELHI: Will Sharad Pawar’s NCP(SP) support BJP’s Delimitation Bill if the NDA government decides to bring it again in the monsoon session of Parliament? While speculations do the rounds, the Maratha strongman remains conspicuously silent and lets his actions speak. So, while on Tuesday Sharad Pawar joined forces with the opposition at Jantar Mantar where students are protesting against NEET paper leak and seeking education minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, on Wednesday he was meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with his daughter MP Supriya Sule.In June, there were several reports to suggest that Sharad Pawar’s NCP(SCP) could be considering a merger with the Congress to prevent any possible poaching of his legislators. A month later in July, there are strong speculations that Sharad Pawar is leaning towards the NDA to secure the future of his party in the twilight years of his politics.Does this come as a surprise? Well. definitely not. When it comes to politics of ambiguity, no one can beat Sharad Pawar – who is known to keep his cards close to his chest. And that perhaps explains why there is suspense around the line his party could possibly take on the Delimitation Bill.His daughter Supriya Sule, who is MP from Baramati, has rejected all speculations on backing or joining the NDA and has maintained that the party is yet to take any stand on the Delimitation Bill. But her remark last week: “if the proposed Delimitation Bill- a key legislative agenda of the NDA government- is based on a uniform 50 per cent increase in seats across all states, there would be little reason to oppose it.” has already set tongues wagging.Pressure to keep his flock togetherSharad Pawar has at present 8 members in Lok Sabha and 10 MLAs in Maharashtra assembly. With the NDA government working aggressively behind the scenes to reach the magic figure of two-thirds majority in Lok Sabha for the Delimitation Bill, Sharad Pawar knows that his MPs are vulnerable. He has just seen Uddhav Thackeray helplessly lose his 6 MPs to Eknath Shinde’s Shiv Sena. Both Uddhav Thackeray and Sharad Pawar have suffered coups that split their parties vertically. While Shinde revolted against Uddhav and took control of the Shiv Sena, in NCP the revolt was led by the late Ajit Pawar, who rebelled against his uncle Sharad in 2023 and wrested control of the party.After a dismal show in the 2024 assembly elections, Pawar knows that his politics and influence is on the wane and his legislators could be lured with promises of greener pastures. Seen in this context, Sharad Pawar’s silence and his mixed signals could be a weapon to keep his legislators hopeful and guessing about his next moves.The balancing actThose who have followed Sharad Pawar’s politics, will recount many such instances when he used his power of silence to convey mixed signals to opposing camps. A recent such example was in 2019 when Sharad Pawar was trying to stitch anti-BJP front in Maharashtra with Uddhav Thackeray’s Shiv Sena and the Congress, while on the other hand, at the same time, his nephew Ajit Pawar was negotiating with the BJP. The two-track politics eventually resulted in a pre-dawn swearing-in of Devendra Fadnavis as chief minister and Ajit Pawar as deputy chief minister. However, the government was short-lived as Sharad Pawar was forced to dump Ajit Pawar then. But questions were raised even then if Sharad knew about Ajit’s moves and had allowed both the channels to progress simultaneously. Years later, Sharad Pawar dropped enough hints to suggest that he actually knew about the Track 2 manoeuvres by his nephew then.So while Sharad Pawar remains silent, let’s analyze some of the developments in the recent past to understand his politics of ambiguity.On July 7, Maharashtra chief minister and senior BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis announced that no new party will be joining the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) or the state’s Mahayuti alliance at present. On July 8, Sharad Pawar paid a courtesy visit to Maharashtra deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde at the Vidhan Bhavan complex. Pawar also met his party MLAs at Shinde’s office.On July 12, NCP (SCP) leader Eknath Khadse, currently a member of the legislative council (MLC), acknowledged that he had travelled to Delhi and had met BJP general secretary Vinod Tawde. Khadse claimed that Amit Shah had called him and asked him to join the BJP. On July 15, NCP(SCP) leader Jayant Patil met Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis to discuss the disqualification of the mayor of Urun-Ishwarpur in his constituency. Interestingly on the same night ruling NCP leaders Praful Patel and Sunil Tatkare also met Fadnavis.These developments triggered speculations around NCP(SCP)’s possible support to Delimitation Bill or the possible merger of the two NCP factions (one led by Sharad Pawar and the other led by Sunetra Pawar, wife of late Ajit Pawar) at the behest of the BJP. As expected, Sule denied both. “Neither the BJP nor the Congress nor any NDA ally has contacted us. When there is no proposal, the question of merger or joining any alliance does not arise,” the Baramati MP said. She also denied any political planning behind these developments and labelled them as “courtesy visit”, “unexpected meeting” and “coincidence”. Sule claimed that the NCP(SCP) chief’s meeting with Shinde was “purely a coincidence”. On NCP (SP) leader Jayant Patil’s meeting with Fadnavis, she said Patil had officially sought an appointment to raise the issue of action taken against a municipal council president belonging to the Sharad Pawar-led party.Sule has also dismissed reports that party MPs and MLAs were under pressure to join the ruling alliance and claimed that all eight NCP (SP) MPs firmly rally behind party chief Sharad Pawar. “We meet regularly. None of our MPs or MLAs has told me that they want to take a different political stand. Everyone is happy where they are,” she said.When Sharad Pawar took independent standSharad Pawar is known for breaking ranks with allies and taking independent stands. When all regional parties were determined to isolate Congress and make a third front excluding both BJP and Congress, it was Sharad Pawar who said that any opposition alliance without Congress would not be effective. Similarly, it was Sharad Pawar who once advocated that regional parties that were born out of Congress should consider “ghar wapsi”.Just as Pawar broke ranks to back Congress on some occasions, he did the same to back Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the NDA government on other occasions. Often, Pawar’s praise for PM Modi and his policies have generated political buzz. While all opposition parties, including the Congress, were targeting PM Modi over his many foreign trips, Sharad Pawar had a different take. In May this year he praised the Prime Minister for working to uphold India’s prestige on the global stage. “Political differences should not come in the way when it comes to protecting India’s prestige, and PM Modi is working to uphold the country’s honour abroad,” Pawar stated.’If you are being discussed … ‘While it may not be easy to comprehend what guides Sharad Pawar’s politics of silence, this one remark from his daughter Supriya Sule perhaps gives some insight into his thought processes. Responding to constant media scrutiny, the Baramati MP recently invoked a lesson from her father and said: “Sharad Pawar always says that if you are being discussed — whether for good or bad reasons — it means your political currency is still strong and sound.”That explains why it has always been difficult to predict the politics of Sharad Pawar. His politics of silence and his art of conveying mixed signals to friends and foes are perhaps his weapons to keep all possibilities open – for we all know there are no permanent friends or permanent enemies in politics.Get the latest India News and Live updates. 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After 50 years of wetland restoration, more than 1,500 have returned Fresh face-off unfolded in the Rajya Sabha on the third day of the Monsoon Session (Picture credit: PTI) NEW DELHI: The government on Wednesday reiterated that it was ready to hold a discussion in Parliament on the alleged NEET-UG paper leak and related issues, but accused the Opposition of avoiding a debate by insisting on preconditions.The fresh face-off unfolded in the Rajya Sabha on the third day of the Monsoon Session, where repeated disruptions forced the House to be adjourned till 3 pm.While the government maintained it was prepared to discuss the issue, the Opposition, led by Congress president and Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge, said no debate would take place unless Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned.Parliamentary affairs minister Kiren Rijiju said the Centre had been willing to discuss the matter since the beginning of the session and rejected the Opposition’s charge that it was avoiding accountability.”Since day one of the Monsoon Session, the Government has been saying that we are ready to have a discussion on all important issues. We are ready for a discussion on NEET exam paper leak since the beginning. We are ready even now,” Rijiju said in the Rajya Sabha.Govt accuses Opposition of avoiding discussionRijiju said the government had conveyed its readiness to Congress leaders and other parties, adding that the format and rule under which the debate would take place had to be decided after consultations under the Chair.”We have said this to the Congress leaders as well as leaders of other parties that the Govt is ready for a discussion but how the discussion is to be taken up has to be decided after meeting with everyone under the chairmanship of the Chair,” he said.He accused the Opposition of putting conditions to prevent the discussion from taking place.”If you are looking for excuses to not have a discussion and put up conditions, then it is not right,” Rijiju said.He added that discussing the issue was important for the country’s youth and that it was the government’s responsibility to inform the nation about the steps taken following the alleged paper leak.Rijiju also said the government was ready to discuss all issues and that it was for the Chair to decide under which rule the debate should be held.Leader of the house J P Nadda backed the government’s position and criticised the Opposition’s conduct.”INDI alliance has irresponsible behaviour, they are destroying the dignity of Parliament,” Nadda said.Opposition sticks to resignation demandThe Opposition, however, remained firm on its demand that education minister Dharmendra Pradhan must resign before any discussion on the issue.Leading the protests in the Rajya Sabha, Kharge said there could be no meaningful debate until the minister stepped down.”For fair discussion on NEET, there will be no debate until Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns,” Kharge said.Kharge also insisted that the discussion be held under Rule 267 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Rajya Sabha, which allows the House to suspend listed business to take up a matter of urgent public importance with the Chairman’s consent.Deputy chairman Harivansh cited past rulings and noted that Rule 267 had been invoked only on the “rarest of the rare occasions” over the past four decades.Protests continue inside and outside ParliamentThe confrontation in the Rajya Sabha came amid continuing protests by Opposition parties over the alleged NEET-UG irregularities and police action against students during Monday’s demonstrations.Earlier in the day, Opposition MPs, including leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, protested in Parliament premises wearing black clothes.Priyanka Gandhi alleged that students were raising legitimate concerns and accused the government of suppressing democratic protests.The ongoing impasse follows Tuesday’s dramatic protest by Congress leaders outside Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s residence, where Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and several other Opposition leaders were detained by Delhi Police after staging a sit-in over the NEET issue and the police action against student protesters.The Congress has been demanding Pradhan’s resignation and a detailed discussion on the issue in Parliament.Get the latest India News and Live updates. 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Over the past three decades, he has emerged as one of Hollywood’s most successful directors, known for combining original storytelling with large scale filmmaking.Born in London in 1970, Christopher Nolan began making short films before breaking into Hollywood with Memento (2000), a psychological thriller that earned widespread critical acclaim for its unconventional narrative. He went on to direct Insomnia before reviving the Batman franchise with Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises.He went on to direct acclaimed films including The Prestige, Inception, Interstellar, Dunkirk, Tenet and Oppenheimer. The latter won seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, earning Nolan his first Oscar for directing.His latest film, The Odyssey, adapts Homer’s ancient Greek epic for the big screen on an unprecedented scale.Unlike many blockbuster filmmakers who rely heavily on computer-generated imagery, Nolan strives to make these worlds feel tangible. He favours practical effects, real locations and large-format IMAX cameras, believing that authenticity strengthens immersion. Every visual choice is designed to convince audiences that the impossible can feel real.For Nolan, a film is never just a sequence of scenes connected by a plot. It is an ecosystem with its own laws, emotions and internal logic. Every story is designed to transport audiences into a reality that feels complete, whether that reality exists inside a dream, across distant galaxies, during World War II, or within the mind of a conflicted scientist.Perhaps no film better represents Nolan’s quote than Inception. Instead of treating dreams as abstract ideas, Nolan constructs an elaborate universe where dream architects design cities, gravity bends, time moves at different speeds and subconscious memories become physical threats. 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Robert Oppenheimer, the film places viewers inside the scientist’s moral conflict, examining how genius, ambition, politics and guilt collide in the creation of the atomic bomb.History becomes intensely personal, demonstrating that Nolan’s alternate worlds are not always fictional; they can also be psychological landscapes shaped by memory and conscience.His latest film, The Odyssey, extends this philosophy into mythology. By adapting Homer’s ancient epic, Nolan once again attempts to construct an expansive cinematic universe where adventure, endurance, fate and the longing for home converge.Every film Nolan has directed reflects the belief that cinema is at its most powerful when it offers audiences more than entertainment.Get the latest India News and Live updates. 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