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Parth Pawar meets Sharad Pawar twice in two days as NCP leaders revive merger talks

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Parth Pawar met with his uncle Sharad Pawar on two separate occasions within a span of two days. The meetings have prompted leaders of the Nationalist Congress Party to pursue renewed discussions about a possible merger. The reports indicate that the party's internal factions are exploring ways to reunite. Further details on the outcome of these talks were not immediately available. The development comes amid ongoing efforts within the party to resolve its divisions.

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