![]() | Shadow of bulldozers looms on Karnataka's polarised politicsKarnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has declared that there is no place for bulldozer politics in Karnataka. |
![]() | Former Karnataka minister Pramod Madhwaraj's move to quit Congress may hurt partyAccording to expectations, former State Fisheries Minister Pramod Madhwaraj has defected to the saffron camp, quitting Congress party where he was once considered a powerful leader. |
![]() | No change of guard in Karnataka: Union Home Minister Amit Shah tells CM Basavaraj BommaiAmit Shah assured Basavaraj Bommai that the next Assembly elections, due next year under his leadership and there was no question of any change of guard in Karnataka. |
![]() | CM Basavaraj Bommai meets BJP chief JP Nadda, discusses Karnataka political developmentsPressure has been mounting on Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bommai to expand or rejig his Cabinet soon, after the recent assembly elections in five states. |
![]() | Give us what was promised: Rebel Vishwanath’s patience wears thin on Karnataka Cabinet expansionVishwanath, who contested from Hunsur assembly segment, lost to Congress nominee H P Manjunath. |
![]() | How Congress leaders pulled off a post-poll coup, stumped BJP in KarnatakaLeaders of the Congress acknowledge that they have probably given the JD(S) more power than it could have ever imagined but for now, all its energy is channelised at keeping the BJP at bay. |
![]() | BS Yeddyurappa cannot prove majority in House: SiddaramiahOn approaching the Supreme Court, Siddaramiah said that this is the best decision they have taken. |
![]() | BJP’s vote share crosses 55 percent in undivided Dakshina KannadaFor the first time, the saffron party which has won seven out of eight seats in Dakshina Kannada, also managed to cross the 50 percent mark in vote share. |
![]() | Karnataka polls: Hung House in sight, Congress, BJP netas see CM dreamsUncertainty opens up space for negotiations; Names of KPCC chief Parameshwara, Kharge and Mahadevappa doing rounds |
![]() | Congress leader asks if PM Modi was on 'POT' after his 'TOP' acronym remark in Karnataka rally; BJP fumesThe Congress dig came following Modi's comment in a rally in Karnataka during which he said farmers are his top priority and described 'TOP' as tomato, onion and potato. |
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