Bakrid: Special offer from Big Bazaar
Mangaluru, August 21: Big Bazaar has announced special offers on the occasion of Bakrid, the symbol of sacrifice.
The Big Bazar announced that it would give Shimla apple at Rs 129 per kg, mosambi at Rs 39, pomegranate Rs 59.90, onion Rs 22 and Nilgiris ghee will be given at Rs 399 against MRP Rs 580 per litre.
Talda Basmati rice will be given at Rs 299 for 5 kg against Rs 650 MRP and Koryo 32”LED TV will be available at Rs 13,990 against Rs 22,990. In the same way, Pigeon 3 burner glass top gas stove plus 3 ltr pressure cooker and non-stick kadai will be sold at Rs 3,999 as a special price against the Rs 7,985, according to a press release from Big Bazaar.
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Time will reveal if leadership change in Karnataka is imminent: Shivakumar
Hubballi (Karnataka) (PTI): Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar on Tuesday said time will tell if the state will see a new CM after the by-elections to two assembly seats.
Bypolls for the Bagalkot and Davanagere South Assembly constituencies will be held on April 9. The polls were necessitated following the deaths of senior Congress MLAs H Y Meti and Shamanur Shivashankarappa, respectively.
"Why are you worried about it? There is no need to make it an issue... I have already said that time will answer it," Shivakumar told reporters in response to a question about whether he would become the CM and if there would be a leadership change after the bypolls.
Responding to statements by some leaders, including Minister Zameer Ahmed Khan, that incumbent Siddaramaiah will be CM till 2028, he said, "I'm not ready to comment on statements made by others. I'm the party president... either the CM or I will have to speak on this matter. Other than what the two of us say, the rest is immaterial."
Asked about the secret behind his patience, Shivakumar replied, "Time will answer."
Recently, Siddaramaiah had said that the Congress government will remain in power for two more years and that he is the Chief Minister of the state.
The leadership tussle within the ruling party has intensified amid speculation about a possible change of chief minister after the Congress government completed the halfway mark of its five-year term on November 20, 2025.
The speculation has been fuelled by the reported "power-sharing" arrangement between Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar at the time of government formation in 2023.
