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Know your minister: A look at the 24 MLAs sworn-in to the Karnataka cabinet todayThe Congress government in Karnataka has appointed 24 ministers, including sons of two former chief ministers, in its cabinet. Veteran Cong...- Former CM Jagadish Shettar blames B L Santhosh for denying him BJP ticketThe Congress honoured Shettar, a six-time MLA, by giving him a ticket to contest from the Hubli-Dharwad Central constituency, while the BJP...
- Karnataka Elections: CM Bommai files nomination from ShiggaonKarnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Saturday filed a nomination from Shiggaon Assembly constituency for the upcoming state electio...
- Karnataka elections: BJP releases second list of 23 candidates; Nagaraja Chabbi to contest from KalghatgiThe party also gave ticket to SC candidate Ashwini Sampangi who will contest the elections from Kolar Gold Field (KGF). With this the party...
- Karnataka polls: Cong releases second list of 41 candidates, 3 defectors get nodKarnataka Congress on Thursday released its second list of 41 candidates for the next-month Karnataka assembly elections and also marked a ...
- Outside their turf, two lords of Ballari find it tough this timeBoth B Sriramulu of BJP and Santosh S Lad of Congress had spent their time living the high life, till the mining scam surfaced in 2011.
- Toeing Yogi’s line, 4 seers want to battle it out with ministersAll the four seers also hail the work of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. They are: Lakshmivara Tirtha Swami (Udupi), Basavananda Swami (Dharw...
- Karnataka polls: BJP may rethink fielding priestsThe defeat of BJP candidate Upendra Dutt Shukla to the Samajwadi Party’s Pravin Nishad in Adityanath’s stronghold seems to have prompted a ...
- Miners rule roost in mine-rich Bellary, poll verdict showsKarunakara Reddy lost the election from Harapanahalli in the neighbouring Davangere district to Congress candidate M P Ravindra.
- Reddy troika no longer kings, but mining lords still ruleThe fall of the once powerful Reddy brothers is evident in the ''Republic of Bellary' but the influence of mining lords has not diminished.
- BSP has eaten into BJP's vote, not Congress'Conventional wisdom has it that the advent of BSP in the electoral arena of any state spells bad news for the Congress.
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