In an interview with the Times of India, Ajit Pawar, the deputy chief minister of Maharashtra, expressed his desire to become the chief minister of the state. He said that he has been deputy chief minister five times, but that he is now ready to take on the top job. Pawar said that he has a number of schemes that he would like to roll out if he becomes chief minister. These include schemes to improve education, healthcare, and infrastructure in the state. He also said that he would like to focus on job creation and economic development. Pawar's comments come at a time when the Shiv Sena, the ruling party in Maharashtra, is facing a leadership crisis. The party's chief minister, Uddhav Thackeray, is currently on a medical leave, and there is speculation that he may not return to power. If Pawar does become chief minister, it would be a significant development in Maharashtra politics. Pawar is a powerful leader with a long history in the state. He is also the nephew of Sharad Paw...
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