Cong wary after Modi's Karnataka campaign

Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi may have sought to infuse some life into BJP with his Sunday campaign in Basavangudi neighbourhood and with his promise to return on May 2 when he goes to north Karnataka, Shekhar Iyer reports.

The usually peaceful Basavangudi became lively on Sunday evening as thousands of people from all parts of the city poured in to catch a glimpse of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi. Those who came late could not park their vehicles as far as two ...

Chatpat, located in a quiet corner in Basavangudi, offers much food for thought. It serves a host of dishes from lip-smacking snacks like bread pakora, samosa, pav bhaji and channa bhatura to a variety of coolers. Light on the pocket and made fresh, ...

Bangalore, April 28: The National college grounds in Basavangudi was full and the crowd listened to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi with pin drop silence. He said that there was a wave in Karnataka like in Gujarat and asked the public to ...

A bag as any fashionista will tell you is not just a bag. It could be a clutch, a tote, a satchel or a purse. It is an accessory, a comforter, the repository of your life secrets and many more intangibles. There is never such a thing as too many ...

Political punters do it. Now the newly formed Bangalore pressure group, Bangalore Political Action Committee (B.PAC), too can probably claim it can sniff out winners or at least good runners-up. Five of the 14 candidates the B.PAC rooted for have ...

Bangalore : Following is the list of winners in Karnataka assembly elections: Afzalpur - M. Venkayyah Guttedar (Cong) WON BY 5,238 VOTES ELECTED Aland- Ramchandra Bhojraj (KJP) WON BY 17,114 ELECTED Anekal - B. Shivanna (Cong) WON BY ...

Bangalore, May 8: Congress will form government in Karnataka with a simple majority. The party had officially won 109 seats with commanding leads in 13 constituencies till 5 pm. The halfway mark is 113.This number is close to many surveys and exit ...

Earlier, voters were enthusiastic and knew their candidates by name, sight and the party to which they belonged. But today, voters are disenchanted and indifferent, refusing to take part in the poll process, which is very essential for the ...