The Congress and BJP candidates have won ten and four times from the same constituency. It was a Congress stronghold from 1952 to 1989, til...

The statement comes in the wake of state party leaders M B Patil and Satish Jarkiholi expressing their disappointment over not being given ...

Kumaraswamy along with his Deputy met Governor Vajubhai Vala at Raj Bhavan to discuss the dates for the swearing-in of the new ministers.

With internal surveys not showing a clear majority for the party, BJP has turned to Modi to bail them out by “carpetbombing” the state with...

Gandhi said the coming assembly polls was a face-off between two ideologies -- on one side BJP and RSS and on the other the Congress.

Five candidates, three from the Congress and one each from the BJP and the JDS are in the fray for the four seats.

The Congress, the BJP and the JDS are expected to be locked in a triangular contest in the Karnataka polls.

BJP has nominated Rajeev Chandrashekar, who was an independent Rajya Sabha member and joined the party today, and the JDS, B M Farooq.

Dissidence-hit JD(S) suffered a humiliating blow with eight of its MLAs cross voting in favour of Congress, with the party admitting it eve...

Five JDS MLAs have virtually raised a banner of revolt even as reports surfaced that they might indulge in cross voting to help Congress.

Karnataka Industries Minister R V Deshpande, Opposition Leader in Lok Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge and Home Minister G Parameshwara accompanied...

The final list of 12 candidates at last came on Wednesday. JDS whose influence is mainly spread across the Vokkaliga belt is contesting all...

Storming the JDS bastion, the ruling Congress in Karnataka today won the Mandya and Bangalore Rural Lok Sabha seats with impressive margins.

Congress candidates surged ahead of JDS rivals maintaining good leads in the bypolls for the Mandya and Bangalore rural Lok Sabha seats.

Former Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy was today unanimously re-elected the state unit JDS President.

Karnataka CM sacked four dissident ministers and accused the opposition Congress and JDS of attempting to topple his government.

The ruling BJP forged ahead of its rivals in 12 of the 28 constituencies in Karnataka, according to the initial trends.