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Divya Ganesan won Bigg Boss Tamil 9, taking home Rs 50 lakh and a car. Her outspoken gameplay and wildcard entry made the finale highly engaging.

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The Thackeray cousins' debacle was fuelled by a combination of party fragmentation, strategic miscalculations by the opposition and a growing voter preference for urban development over emotional identity politics.

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Sanjay Raut compared Devendra Fadnavis’ reception in Zurich to that of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s welcome abroad, calling it a moment of pride for Maharashtra.

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