Today marks a historic day in Indian politics as 45-year-old Nitin Nabin, a dynamic leader from Bihar, formally took charge as the National President of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Elected unopposed, he becomes the youngest person ever to lead the world’s largest political party and the first leader from Bihar to hold this top position.
The ceremony took place at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi during the ‘Sangathan Parv’ celebrations. It was attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, former President JP Nadda, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, several Chief Ministers, and other senior leaders. The event was filled with energy and optimism as the party ushered in this leadership transition.
Nitin Nabin National President of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)
The Rise of Nitin Nabin: From Grassroots to National Leadership
Born on May 23, 1980, Nitin Nabin comes from a political family in Bihar. He is the son of the late Nabin Kishore Prasad Sinha, a veteran BJP leader and four-time MLA. Nabin entered politics early, winning his first election as MLA in 2006 and securing five consecutive terms since then. He has served as a cabinet minister in Bihar, managing important portfolios, and is respected for his strong organisational abilities and administrative skills.
His ascent gained momentum in December 2025 when he was appointed as the National Working President, a role that clearly indicated the party’s trust in him to succeed JP Nadda.
Key Moments from the Ceremony
In a memorable gesture, Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Nitin Nabin, humorously calling him his “boss” in party affairs while positioning himself as a dedicated party worker. Modi highlighted Nabin’s connection to the younger generation, noting that he represents those who have grown up witnessing India’s progress from the radio era to the age of AI and advanced technology.
Other leaders praised Nabin’s dedication, hard work, and commitment to the party’s ideals.
Nitin Nabin National President of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)
What Lies Ahead for the BJP
Nitin Nabin’s leadership comes at an important juncture, bringing fresh energy and a focus on youth to the party. With his deep roots in Bihar—a crucial political state—and proven expertise in building organisation, he is poised to strengthen the BJP’s grassroots network and broaden its appeal in preparation for upcoming elections.
As the youngest president in BJP history, Nabin symbolises the perfect mix of experience and youthful vigour.
In his speech, Nabin thanked the party leadership and pledged to work tirelessly to meet the people’s expectations under Prime Minister Modi’s guidance.
Paresh Rawal : When you think of Bollywood’s most iconic characters, Paresh Rawal’s Baburao Ganpatrao Apte from Hera Pheri likely springs to mind, with his unforgettable “Yeh Baburao ka style hai!” But there’s so much more to this veteran actor than his comedic genius. From villainous roles to thought-provoking dramas, Paresh Rawal has left an indelible mark on Indian cinema over a career spanning four decades. As of May 2025, Rawal remains in the headlines, with news of his exit from Hera Pheri 3 and quirky health claims sparking debates. Let’s dive into the life, legacy, and latest updates of this multifaceted legend.
Bollywood’s most iconic characters, Paresh Rawal’s Baburao Ganpatrao Apte
Early Life and Rise to Stardom
Born on May 30, 1955, in Mumbai to a Gujarati family, Paresh Rawal discovered his love for performing arts during his college days. Theatre became his playground, where he not only honed his craft but also met his future wife, Swaroop Sampat, a former Miss India and actress. Their love story, blossoming over 12 years before their 1987 marriage, is the stuff of Bollywood romances—rooted in shared passion and grounded in simplicity. The couple has two sons, Aditya and Aniruddh, both carving their own paths in acting.
Rawal’s cinematic journey began with a small role in Holi (1984), but it was his supporting parts in Arjun (1985) and Naam (1986) that caught attention. Known for his intense villain roles early on, he showcased his versatility in films like Sardar (1993), where he portrayed Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel with remarkable depth. However, it was the 2000 comedy Hera Pheri that catapulted him to superstardom. His portrayal of the bumbling yet lovable Baburao became a cultural phenomenon, spawning memes and dialogues that remain evergreen.
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Paresh Rawal : A Career of Versatility
With over 200 films, Rawal’s filmography is a testament to his range. He’s made audiences laugh in comedies like Hungama (2003), Golmaal (2006), and Welcome (2007), while delivering powerful performances in dramas like Woh Chokri and Sir (1994), earning him a National Film Award for Best Supporting Actor. His role as a skeptical atheist in OMG – Oh My God! (2012), which he also produced, showcased his ability to tackle socially relevant themes with nuance.
Rawal’s theatre roots have kept him grounded, and his collaborations with directors like Vishal Bhardwaj and R. Balki reflect his hunger for diverse roles. In a recent April 2025 interview with The Lallantop, he described his Hera Pheri role as a “gale ka fanda” (noose), expressing his desire to break free from comedic typecasting. His praise for peers like Naseeruddin Shah and Anurag Kashyap highlights his respect for authentic storytelling.
Beyond the Screen: Politics and Personal Life
Rawal’s influence extends beyond cinema. From 2014 to 2019, he served as a Member of Parliament for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) from Ahmedabad East, bringing his charisma to the political stage. On a personal note, his wife, Swaroop, pursued a PhD at 43, embodying the couple’s zest for growth. Their playful dynamic was recently highlighted when Swaroop shared how Rawal once used her savings of Rs 40,000–50,000 to clear a bar debt in their early years—a story that had fans chuckling.
Latest News: What’s Happening in May 2025?
Paresh Rawal is no stranger to making headlines, and May 2025 is no exception. Here’s what’s buzzing:
Exit from Hera Pheri 3
Exit from Hera Pheri 3
In a shocking update, Rawal confirmed on May 18, 2025, via X that he’s no longer part of Hera Pheri 3. Denying rumors of creative or monetary disputes, he expressed admiration for director Priyadarshan, stating, “I hold immense love, respect, and faith in Mr. Priyadarshan the film director.” Fans on X voiced heartbreak, with many arguing the film shouldn’t proceed without Baburao. The reasons for his exit remain unclear, fueling speculation about the franchise’s future.
Controversial Health Claim
In late April 2025, Rawal stirred controversy by revealing he drank his urine for 15 days to recover from a knee injury, claiming it was advised by Veeru Devgan, Ajay Devgn’s father. Medical experts, including Dr. Cyriac Abby Philips, debunked the practice as unscientific, while social media erupted with reactions—from memes to debates. Actress Anu Aggarwal backed Rawal, calling urine “amrit” for anti-aging, but the claim has divided opinions.
Upcoming Projects
Rawal’s fans have plenty to look forward to. He’s set to star in Thama, a Diwali 2025 release with Ayushmann Khurrana, Rashmika Mandanna, and Nawazuddin Siddiqui. He’s also part of Welcome to the Jungle, boasting a stellar cast, and Badtameez Gill, a comedy-drama with Vaani Kapoor. Additionally, The Taj Story, which began shooting in July 2024, promises to showcase his dramatic prowess.
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Why Paresh Rawal Remains a Legend
Paresh Rawal’s enduring appeal lies in his ability to reinvent himself. Whether he’s making you laugh, cry, or think, he brings authenticity to every role. His candidness—whether praising Shah Rukh Khan’s honest criticism or sharing quirky anecdotes about Nana Patekar—makes him relatable. Even his controversial health claims spark conversations, proving his relevance in an ever-changing industry.
As we await his upcoming films, Rawal’s legacy as a versatile actor, producer, and public figure continues to grow. His exit from Hera Pheri 3 may leave a void, but with projects like Thama on the horizon, Paresh Rawal is far from done surprising us.
Delhi pollution: On Monday 21 October 2024, Delhi recorded an AQI of 307 with area of Delhi like Anand Vihar AQI of 339 and Akshardham AQI of 293 also reported. Since this report many high rises building are been seen covered in dense smog making the view haze. As per the report, annual crop burning, fire cracker and pollution by cars, bus or other vehicles could be a reason for this intense pollution.
Supreme court statement of Delhi pollution.
Supreme court on Wednesday criticised centre Delhi over poor air quality in Delhi. They also commented on this by saying “we will take the Union of India to task it hasn’t created any machinery”. and further set the operation to set within 10 days.
DELHI POLLUTION
Delhi pollution: Respiratory illnesses are at its peak.
The doctors are alarming that poor AQI is leading to respiratory illness and problem increased by 15% in last three days. People are been said to take important measure due to the high risk. Government is are also taking important measure for the following.
Haryana and Punjab high automobile pollution and annual crop.
Haryana and Punjab are producing a lot of pollution thought various measures and medium like; there annual crop burning, stamp out farm fires, automobile pollution and emissions from various construction sites, factory and industries have led to significant AQI drop in Delhi and its near by areas.
Delhi: Haryana and Punjab
Delhi: Supreme court criticism and action against Haryana and Punjab.
Delhi Supreme court also criticised on these activities from these states and ask to take action against it immediately. After the criticism several arrests have been made in last two days to stop the following activities. To which farmer said the government a permanent solution to this problem and reduce compulsion. They also commented that are there not any factories and industries in Delhi that are resulting in pollution. But government is not taking any action and are being filed cases every day in the name of this farmer.
BJP on AQI drop, Delhi pollution and other activities.
Many leaders of BJP and people of Delhi have blamed AAP government over AQI drop in Delhi. They are saying the pollution in Delhi are increasing day by day and AAP doesn’t have any intension to reduce it. The layers of smog are increasing day by day at AAP are just playing blame games. They also compared Delhi air quality with Mumbai air quality.
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AAP statement on Delhi pollution.
To this allegation, AAP government said that Delhi pollution is increasing due to emission from buses coming from neighbouring UP and they also blamed fire farms in up. They stated that BJP is doing cheap politics against them.
Actions against the Delhi pollution by the government.
DELHI Government has planned Actions like banning of fireworks till 1st January 2025, crop burning activities and odd/even rule, etc till now. They also set water sprinkler vehicles. Other than this Centre’s commission for air quality management has also activated graded response action plan’s first stage.
Maharashtra Elections: – As per the ongoing elections of Maharashtra which is going to be held on 20 November 2024, every party is finalizing their seat, forming alignments and etc. some parties are all sets for the elections where as some are still stuck in discuss over seats and some other negotiations as the last date for filing of nomination for assembly election is on 30 October 2024.
BJP first list for Maharashtra Elections, released on Sunday.
BJP with ahead of Maharashtra elections is the only party that came up and released its list on 20 October 2024.This list contains 99 candidates for the upcoming Maharashtra assembly poll. The list contain name like CM Devendra Fadnavis, Sudhir Mungantiwar, Sreejaya Ashok Chavan, Girish Mahajan and other.
BJP Sandeep Naik and Rajkumar Badole, quits party ahead of the elections
Whereas BJP Sandeep naik quit party after getting denied for the tickets. On other end BJP leader and former minister Rajkumar Badole quits the party and joins hands with CM Ajit Pawar (NCP). He also commented on this saying “In last 25 years, Mahayuti government has done a lot of good work in Maharashtra”, as NCP alliance with Mahayuti.
Congress and shiv sena alliance, NCP arc on seat sharing meeting and others:
Congress and Shiv Sena (UBT) talks about seat sharing, which is seem to be a hurdle as both the party reached out to NCP(SP) Sharad Pawar to try and break the deadlock between them. After the meeting the UBT walked out and threatened to leave the conversation, meanwhile congress cancel its meeting with UBT on Sunday to discuss about the seat and candidate with Nana Patole and finalized its candidates. They also discuss about the demand raised by UBT and how unreasonable they are.
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What are the difficulties in holding the negotiation between congress and shiv sena (UBT)?
The sena UBT proposed a 100,100 and 88 seat sharing formula for itself, Congress and NCP, also some alliance of small party with each party could also be part of this seat sharing.
In the discussion Nana Patole wanted 125 seats for the congress which led to a conflict between him and Sanjay Raut. According to the sources provided by congress, UBT is seeking seat in the area where congress has a strong arc and chances of winning like Bandra East and Nagpur south. The congress also pointed out that they did not get a single seat in Konkan belt which is UBT strong pointed area. The congress also stated that UBT is demanding too much by seeking 100 seats where they only strength id limited to 82 to 85 seats.
Nana Patole and Sanjay Raut conflicts and the final discussion between the two parties.
Nana Patole showed an aggressive behaviour at a meeting last week which didn’t go well with the UBT as they also demanded seat in Nasik which led to a conflict between Patole and Raut. The UBT claimed that the behaviour was unnecessary and Sanjay Raut threatened to stop the meeting if Patole took part in them. On this congress said they will not take part in any meeting without there State Chief. After this conflict Uddhav Thackeray cancelled his own part meeting on Sunday and demanded a virtual meeting with the congress for next two days.
