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'NDA bond will continue till my last breath': HD Deve Gowda refutes JD(S)-BJP rift rumours over Rajya Sabha seatFormer Prime Minister HD Deve Gowda has dismissed rumors of a rift between JD(S) and BJP. He stated his alliance with the NDA will continue...- NDA CMs, Deputy CMs set to meet on June 10 to mark Modi govt's 12 yearsThe ruling NDA will convene a conclave of its prominent leaders and Chief Ministers early next month to mark the completion of 12 years of ...
- Karnataka got record budget allocation for railways, says MoS Jalshakti V SomannaSixty-one railway stations across the state are being redeveloped under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme, he told the media in Bengaluru.
- Centre approves procurement of 2.5 lakh tonnes of mangoes from KarnatakaThe central government has approved the procurement of mangoes from Karnataka. This is under the Market Intervention Scheme for 2025-26. Un...
- Seven former CMs part of new council of ministersWhile five of these former chief ministers are from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Kumaraswamy and Manjhi represent two of the BJP's all...
- Congress CMs consult Manmohan Singh over issues to be raised at Niti Aayog meetKumaraswamy of the JD(S) is heading a coalition government with the Congress in Karnataka.
- Siddaramaiah's image overshadows trust vote in KarnatakaSiddaramaiah and Kumaraswamy have a history of bitterness when the former was in the JD(S) and was expelled from the party by the latter’s ...
- Centre wants to demolish democracy, misusing ED to threaten MLAs: KumaraswamyKumaraswamy added that giving a party without majority the opportunity to form government and giving it 15 days for a floor test was probab...
- The tumultuous relationship between Congress and JDSThe discomfort is rooted in history and the fierce anger that JD(S) national president H D Deve Gowda has against the Congress party for “t...
- Here's a look at the double-edged sword that is coalition governmentsCongress and JD(S) had a coalition govt in 2004, and JD(S) and BJP in 2006. The junior partners on both occasions pulled the plug on the ar...
- Siddaramaiah and JD(S) share a frosty relationshipThe statement typifies the fraught relationship that the Congress has with the Janata Dal (S), particularly because Siddaramaiah is a serio...
- Kumaraswamy wants to be king, not kingmakerBesides being a politician, Kumaraswamy is also a popular name in Kannada films and is an active film producer and distributor.
- Jayalalithaa DA case: Karnataka High Court poses searching queries to SPP on trial court verdict"I want to know from you (Singh) whether the trial court has come to a conclusion about A-1's guilt, based on legal evidence or mere infere...
- Jayalalithaa case: High Court takes exception to wrong media reportsThe Judge has been questioning Singh on several alleged irregularities raised by Jayalaitha's counsel B Kumar in the disproportionate asset...
- Jaya DA case: HC puts searching questions to SPPJustice Kumaraswamy also questioned the action of the Investigating Officer in conducting the search at the Poes Garden without following i...
- Jayalalithaa case: Special Public Prosecutor, DMK counsel clash in courtIt happened during the hearing of appeal filed by AIADMK chief Jayalalithaa before the Karnataka High Court.
- Jayalalithaa's assets overvalued by DMK government-led probe, counselJayalalithaa & 3 others were convicted under Section 13(1)(e) of Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 which defines offence of criminal misco...
- Karnataka government sends second report to CEC on illegal miningBJP govt in Karnataka has sent its second report to the Supreme Court-appointed Central Empowered Committee (CEC) on the issue of illegal m...
- Cabinet to decide on President's rule in KarnatakaThe Union Cabinet will meet in New Delhi on Tuesday evening to decide on the President's rule in Karnataka.
- Congress demands Central rule in KarnatakaThe Congress on Monday stepped up its campaign for dismissal of the H D Kumaraswamy ministry, saying "it has been reduced to a minority".
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