 | Karnataka polls will not derail BJP’s agenda of nation buildingIt wanted to give a higher representation to communities left behind socially, economically and politically, thereby empowering them. |
 | Congress hits back at BJP for questioning delay in deciding Karnataka CMSeveral BJP leaders are criticising the Congress for the delay in deciding on the chief ministerial candidate in Karnataka amid hectic lobbying for the top post. |
 | Congress leader D K Shivakumar leaves for Delhi for discussions on Karnataka govt formationHe and Siddaramaiah, both frontrunners for the Chief Minister's post, were called by the Congress national leadership to Delhi for discussions. |
 | Post-Karnataka polls, Mamata Banerjee softens stand on backing CongressSpeaking to reporters at Kolkata on Monday, the TMC supremo said, “Wherever the Congress is strong, let them fight." |
 | Battle for K'taka CM post: DKS cancels Delhi visit, Congress says decision by Tuesday eveningThe move by Shivakumar, seen by many as a "pressure tactic" to assert his claim on the top post, indicated that the leadership war in the southern state is far from over. |
 | Karnataka polls: Ex-IAS official raises eyebrows despite narrow loss as independent candidateKallolikar, who opted for voluntary retirement from civil service in November last year to enter politics, started his work to contest from his native constituency in Belgaum district in Karnataka. |
 | After two decades, Congress regains lost glory in ChikkamagaluruThe constituency is known for giving former PM Indira Gandhi political rebirth in 1979, since then its strong bastion of the Grand Old Party. |
 | People have voted "furiously" against BJP's 'bad' administration: AICC chief KhargeHe said all the newly elected Congress legislators have been asked to reach here by this evening and the due process of the government formation will be followed. |
 | Karnataka Polls: CM Bommai concedes defeat, says will come back stronger in LS pollsHe further added that all the efforts put in by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP workers weren't able to make the mark. |
 | Karnataka polls: Certain that Congress has won, PM has lost, says Jairam Ramesh"The PM injected divisiveness and attempted polarisation. The vote in Karnataka is for an engine in Bengaluru that will combine economic growth with social harmony," Ramesh said. |
 | Karnataka polls: Congress gets decisive mandate, Bommai concedes defeatCongress workers and leaders, desperately looking to reverse their electoral fortunes and position the party as the main opposition player in 2024, were jubilant. |
 | Karnataka polls and the return of the local narrative in electoral dynamicsBarring the last leg of the campaign led by Prime Minister Modi, the Congress managed to set the agenda around local issues which BJP had to keep responding to... |
 | Let's build '40 per cent commission-free', progressive Karnataka: Rahul Gandhi to votersCongress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, who also campaigned extensively in Karnataka, urged the people of the state to vote for change. |
 | Karnataka polls: Both BJP, my son will emerge victorious, says YediyurappaThis time the party will get 125 to 130 seats in the state and will form the government with a full majority, the senior BJP leader said. |
 | Karnataka Polls: Voting picks up across state as BJP, Congress vie for powerKarnataka is voting to elect a new government, with the incumbent BJP facing the challenge from the Congress. The Janata Dal (Secular) is the third main player in the contest. |
 | EC serves notice to BJP over unsubstantiated claims against Congress in advertisementThe EC said if no proof is provided, the BJP should come up with reasons as to why action should not be initiated against it for violating the MCC (model code of conduct). |
 | K’taka polls: Tale of tall leaders, optics and uncertaintyTime to do a quick analysis then as the campaigning is done and dusted. |
 | Kharge gets emotional on home turf, says he has Babasaheb's Constitution & people to protect himKharge on Monday asked the people of Kalaburagi to take pride in the fact that he as a "bhoomi putra" of Karnataka has been made AICC president, and sought a win for the Congress in that name. |
 | 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. |
 | INTERVIEW | Congress wants to create peaceful environment for the young: KhargeAICC President Mallikarjun Kharge speaks on the ban on the Bajrang Dal, mentioned in the Congress manifesto, and a host of other issues. |
