Bengaluru: Karnataka Congress President D K Shivakumar on Monday demanded a judicial probe by a sitting High Court Judge into the death of retired Bangalore University professor N S Ashok Kumar.
Bengaluru: Stakes are high for the ruling BJP and opposition Congress and JDS in Karnataka as the outcome in the byelections to two assembly constituencies that witnessed weeks of spirited campaigning would be known on Tuesday.
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Chennai: Former IAS Officer and Former Dakshina Kannada Deputy Commissioner, Sasikanth Senthil on Monday formally joined Indian National Congress, in a ceremony held in Chennai.
The disciplinary committee of Karnataka Congress has urged its leaders and workers to desist from making public statements about the party's future state leadership after some of them aired divergent views on who would head the government if the party comes to power.
Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa on Sunday expressed confidence about the ruling BJP winning both Rajarajeshwari Nagar and Sira assembly bypolls, results for which will be declared on November 10, by huge margins.
Former IAS Officer Sasikanth Senthil will enter the political arena and join the Indian National Congress.
Bengaluru: Karnataka continued to show a sharp decline in new coronavirus cases with 2,258 fresh infections and 22 deaths, taking the tally and cumulative fatalities to 8,44,147 and 11,369 respectively on Saturday.
The Anti-Corruption Bureau conducted unexpected raids at the residence, office, and six other places associated with KAS officer Dr. B Sudha on Saturday morning, and recovered a large number of illegal assets.
Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa on Saturday urged the people of the state to shift from private vehicles to public transport, bicycles and walking to help reduce air pollution.
Bengaluru: The COVID-19 tally in Karnataka rose to 8.41 lakh and the toll to 11,347 on Friday with the addition of 2,960 cases and 35 deaths, the health department said.
