In a surprising turn of events on Tuesday, an eagle collided with the helicopter carrying Karnataka Congress President DK Shivakumar while it was en route from Jakkur to Mulbagal. The incident caused the helicopter's windshield to shatter, leading to an emergency landing at the HAL Airport in Bengaluru.
Two persons, including a child, were killed when their house collapsed at Jirala village in Kanakagiri taluk of Koppal district in the wee hours today.
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A photo of a soldier displaying the ballot paper on which he cast his vote for the Karnataka Assembly elections this month is going viral on social media.
The Congress on Tuesday promised in its manifesto for the May 10 Assembly elections to repeal all unjust laws and anti-people laws passed by the BJP government in Karnataka within one year of coming to power in the state.
The BJP's promise in its manifesto that it will set up 'Atal Aahara Kendra' in each ward of every municipal corporation in Karnataka has put a question mark over the fate of the 'Indira Canteens', which the then Siddaramaiah government launched in August 2017.
The Congress on Monday launched a 'CryPM' campaign ahead of the Karnataka Assembly polls and put out a QR code showing Prime Minister Narendra Modi wiping his tears.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday held a massive roadshow here, waving at a large enthusiastic crowd along the route, as he sought people's support, ahead of the May 10 Assembly polls in Karnataka.
Days after Congress president M Mallikarjun Kharge's "venomous snake" barb at Prime Minister, his son and former minister Priyank Kharge, has called Narendra Modi ‘nalayak'.
Senior BJP leader Govind Karjol on Monday accused the Congress of carrying out "misinformation campaign" about the internal reservation announced by the Karnataka government among the Scheduled Castes (SC) and "instigating" smaller communities like Banjara and Korama, considered to be BJP supporters.
The Regional Passport Office (RPO) here issued its highest number of passports in Karnataka – 79,027 – in the month of March, to new applicants and to people who applied for a renewal.
