There have been some significant changes to the leadership of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) recently. Sharad Pawar, who founded the party in 1999, has announced that he will no longer hold an official position in the party, although he will continue to provide guidance and advice. Meanwhile, Jayant Patil and Parth Pawar have been appointed as the new working presidents of the NCP. This move signals a generational shift in the party's leadership, with Patil and Pawar both being younger than Sharad Pawar and having different political backgrounds. The appointment of Patil and Pawar as working presidents may mean that the NCP is looking to reposition itself as a more modern and dynamic political force. Both Patil and Pawar have experience in different areas of politics and are seen as progressive figures within the party. However, it remains to be seen how they will work together and whether they will be able to successfully reconstruct the NCP's image and build a winning electoral coalition.