Karnataka awaits a decisive verdict

Panel of 60 members for candidate selection makes the process unwieldy, says SM Krishna. Vicky Nanjappa reports Former External Affairs Minister S M Krishna, who has been sidelined by the Congress in Karnataka, told the media in Bangalore that he was not happy with the candidate selection procedure for the assembly elections. Krishna said he was quite surprised with the manner in which the candidate selection process took place this time around. He said that from the year 1972, he was part of ...

Union Minister A K Antony and AICC general secretary Ambika Soni on Wednesday called on former External Affairs minister S M Krishna here, who was reportedly sulking over being sidelined in the party affairs. Both leaders, who had gone to Krishna's ...

BANGALORE: Terming attack on Sarabjit Singh "uncivilised", former External Affairs Minister S M Krishna today said New Delhi should lodge a strong protest with Pakistan. Krishna, former Chief Minister and a senior Congress leader, said he was deeply ...

Bangalore, Apr. 27 (ANI): Former External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna on Saturday dismissed media speculation that he would be a probable chief ministerial candidate if the Congress Party comes to power in Karnataka, saying he was a foot soldier ...

Expressing shock over the brutal attack on Sarabjit Singh, an Indian prisoner on death row in Pakistan, former External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna on Saturday said the Indian High Commission in

Mandya, Karnataka,May 1 : Former External Affairs Minister S M Krishna heaped praise on Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi saying that people were nursing high hopes and wanted him to be the future Prime Minister of the country.

UCPN (Maoist) chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal held separate meetings with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid in New Delhi on Tuesday. During the half-hour meeting with the Indian PM held at his official ...

Zee Media Bureau Bangalore: Laying to rest all speculations that he may not campaign for the Congress party in the upcoming Karnataka Assembly Elections, former external affairs minister SM Krishna looks set to kick-off his campaign after all.

Senior Congress leaders S M Krishna, Rahman Khan, K H Muniyappa and N Dharam Singh today skipped the campaign-commencing public rally of the party here today for the May five Assembly elections in Karnataka. Their absence is seen in some party ...