Bengaluru: With some leaders of the Congress-JDS coalition government engaging in verbal duels, KPCC chief Dinesh Gundu Rao appealed to both parties to refrain from making any controversial statements in public.
With most exit polls forecasting another term for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP almost sweeping Karnataka in the Lok Sabha polls, chief minister H D Kumaraswamy Monday expressed concerns over the vulnerability of the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs).
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Bengaluru: Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister Dr. G Parameshwara on Monday added that the pro-BJP exit polls looks have been designed as per the orders of BJP but in reality it be the BJP who will lose.
Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy Sunday slammed news channels over "belittling" of politicians on their satire programmes, saying he felt there was a need to bring in a law to regulate them.
An estimated 41.5 per cent of the over 3.8 crore electorate exercised their franchise till 1 PM in the bypolls to Chincholi and Kundgol assembly constituencies.
Bengaluru: One person in an explosion near Rajarajeshwari MLA and Congress leader Munirathna’s house in Bengaluru here on Sunday morning.
Bengaluru: Polling for the by-elections for the two assembly seats Chincholi and Kundagol began on Sunday morning.
In key byelections, two assembly constituencies in Karnataka would go to polls Sunday with the outcome likely to have a bearing on the stability of the JDS-Congress government in the state.
All religions preach humanity and togetherness, a few people, who are unaware about the religious values, try to disturb harmony in the society said Maulana Abu Sufiyan Saqafi of Mangaluru.
Karnataka BJP has expelled its Tumkur district youth wing President from the party's primary membership for a post praising Nathuram Godse on the social media.
