Today we are talking about Aditya Thackeray, Chief of Shiv Sena's 'Yuva Sena'. Aditya Thackeray is the son of Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray and the grandson of Bal Thackeray. Aditya Thackeray was born on 13 June 1990.
Aditya, a poet has been a student of St. Xavier's College in Mumbai. He started his political innings through 'Yuva Sena'. During his studies at Bombay Scottish School, Aditya's collection of poetry in English 'My Thought in Black and White' was published.
Thackeray a family of politicians but also have full of intellectuals as Bal Thackeray was a popular cartoonist, Uddhav is a photographer and Aditya a born poet. Aditya is also interested in literature. His poetry collection has also been published in Hindi and Marathi. Apart from this, the album "Asha" of his songs has also been launched. These songs have been given their voice by veteran singers like Kailash Kher, Suresh Wadekar, Shankar Mahadevan and Sunidhi Chauhan. Uddhav gave the indication of Aditya's entry into politics only in 2008.
Aditya entered active politics in 2009. In the 2009 election, Aditya also campaigned for Shiv Sena. Earlier, active role in politics of Mumbai University, going through each 'Jan Ashirwad' Yatra in the state, understood the public problems. Organized more than 75 'Aditya Sansad' and had direct bilateral dialogue with the youth.
Aditya proved his arrival in Maharashtra's politics by winning the Worli assembly seat by more than 67 thousand votes. It has also decided that he had played an important role in the formation of the government that is going to be formed in the state and will prove to be helpful in expanding the role of his party.
The 29-year-old youth leader of the new generation of the Thackeray family is projected as his party's deputy chief minister in the BJP-Shiv Sena coalition government. It is the responsibility of Shiv Sena's Aditya Thackeray to make his party more inclusive and broad-based. A glimpse of this was shown by Aditya during his campaign, when he went to the house of non-Marathi voters and appealed to them to vote.
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