Former chief minister of Karnataka Jagadish Shettar, a six-term MLA from Hubbali (Hubli)-Central Dharwad, had left the BJP and joined Congr...

Authorities have identified around 12,000 constituencies as critical, Karnataka’ s Additional DGP(law and order) Alok Kumar told ET. “We ha...

Both Shettar and Savadi are Lingayat leaders from the Mumbai-Karnataka (Kittur Karnataka) region, who quit the party after a lot of noise a...

BJP leaders discussed ways to counter Congress charges and remove doubts from the minds of voters with polls less than three weeks away.

The Congress on Wednesday released a list of 40 leaders who would be the party's star campaigners for the May 10 assembly elections. Intere...

A senior Lingayat leader from north Karnataka region, who had also served as state BJP president, Leader of Opposition, Speaker and Ministe...

Nadda's visit was being seen as an extension of BJP's efforts to neutralise any negative impact on the party's prospects from the former ch...

BJP releases third list for Karnataka assembly polls, fields Mahesh Tenginakai from Jagadish Shettar's seat

Admitting Shettar, a six-time BJP MLA from Hubli-Dharwad Central, into Congress on Monday, KPCC president DK Shivakumar claimed Lingayat le...

The party, bruised by the recent exits of two Lingayat leaders Jagadish Shettar and Laxman Savadi, did not want to lose another. Sanganna i...

The Opposition Congress hit out at the BJP after formally admitting Jagadish Shettar into the party. The six-time BJP MLA from Hubli-Dharwa...

Shettar on Sunday had resigned as the Hubli-Dharwad (Central) MLA after the BJP denied him the ticket to contest the Assembly polls. The 67...

The last ditch efforts of senior party leaders, including BJP's election in-charge for Karnataka Dharmendra Pradhan, Union Minister Pralhad...

Addressing reporters here, the senior BJP leader said he would wait for the party's decision on the ticket till Sunday to decide his next c...

The ruling BJP in Karnataka appeared set to lose its first-ever govt in the south as trends showed party faced prospect of finishing third.

With initial trends available for 103 constituencies of the total 223, Congress was leading in 50 segments and the ruling BJP in 20.

The ruling BJP is seeking to make Hubli-Dharwad the new epicentre of its campaign for the May 5 Assembly polls.