 | Following poor Karnataka poll results, JD(S) plans to restructure party in a 'big way'JD(S) emerged a distant third in the Assembly polls last month by securing just 19 of the total 224 seats. |
 | Sidelining Yediyurappa cost BJP election, says seerThe seer alleged that Yediyurappa built the party at the grassroots level and ensured that the BJP rose to the seat of power in Vidhana Soudha. |
 | BJP can be defeated if Opposition is 'aligned properly': Rahul GandhiRahul Gandhi said the country needed an alternative vision to defeat the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), in addition to having a united Opposition in the 2024 general elections. |
 | Tale of Bengaluru city: Low turnout, vote for NOTAHe said people’s approach to politics is very different, and they believe all politicians are corrupt and have no hope in politics, without realising that it is actually a mirror of society, he added. |
 | Muslim Congress MLA to build country’s largest Hanuman temple in Jharkhand's JamtaraThe suspended Muslim Congress MLA Irfan Ansari said that his faith in Lord Hanuman increased after the party’s historic victory in the Karnataka polls. |
 | Bommai visits RSS office, discusses party organisationAddressing the media later, Bommai said he had a detailed discussion with the leaders of the RSS on the poll outcome and ways to organise the party in the coming days. |
 | Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar - Two aspiring CMs in the race for Karnataka's top postThe race for the top post has heated up between old warhorses Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar, with both leaders making no secret of their ambition to lead the southern state. |
 | Congress continues trend, loses depositTransfer of votes was a major issue in the Congress after the Padampur bypoll defeat with senior leaders pointing fingers at the state leadership. |
 | Karnataka polls: Belittling gift of democracy, first-time voters sell their votes in MysuruWhile many such voters were busy contacting those distributing money for votes, some waited near polling booths for agents of political parties. A few were seen striking a deal with the agents. |
 | Karnataka assembly elections 2023: Videos of 'fake-voters' in Vijayapura go viralVideo clips of several men admitting that they have come in the buses to Vijayapura from Chincholi to cast fake votes have gone viral on social media. |
 | 8,802 booths in Bengaluru, 41,000 officers deployed, says GirinathGirinath informed that all kinds of facilities, including accommodation and drinking water, have been provided at all the polling booths. |
 | Karnataka Assembly elections: Voter turnout key to poll outcome, says ExpertsThis time, leaders from national parties have campaigned extensively, including about 100 from the BJP, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and about 50 from the Congress. |
 | INTERVIEW | The club of thinkers defeats us in surveys, but we win on the ground: Amit ShahIn an exclusive interview, Union home minister Amit Shah takes questions on a variety of themes, speaks of how winning polls in Karnataka will ensure the party’s political entrenchment in South India. |
 | People of Karnataka are for Congress, says SidduSiddaramaiah opens up about the Karnataka battleground for the three major political parties, the fight and social structure of his home turf Varuna, which is set to see a high-voltage contest. |
 | Embargoed: A K’taka election results copy in advanceProjecting numbers of who is winning and losing is another form of forwarding well-honed narratives and prejudices. |
 | Karnataka Assembly polls: State will be hit by riots if Congress voted to power, says ShahAddressing a public rally at Terdal in Belagavi district, he asserted that BJP will form the government in the state again. |
 | As campaigning heats up, demand for helicopters sky high in KarnatakaAs the state does not have many agencies that rent out helicopters that are suitable for the leaders, parties reach out to agencies in Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and even New Delhi. |
 | PM Modi to virtually interact with 50 lakh BJP workers in poll-bound Karnataka on April 27In each of 58,112 booths, televisions will be put to telecast the interaction, said Union Minister Shobha Karandlaje. |
 | Assembly polls: 2023 polls will decide Karnataka’s future, says Priyanka GandhiHowever, no action was taken, she alleged and referred to the PSI recruitment scam and seizure of Rs 8 crore from the son of a BJP MLA. |
 | Hijab not a major issue in coastal Karnataka poll campaignThe BJP government in the state had in an order last year banned wearing of hijab inside campuses, thus directing students to wear only the prescribed school/PU college uniforms. |
