Congress finalizes list of candidates for bypolls in Karnataka

Former Karnataka State Minority Commission (KSMC) chairman Anwar Manippady on Friday attacked the Congress regime for 'fabricating' and making wild allegations against him in the missing girl's case on account of his stinging report on the Wakf properties ...

BANGALORE: In its second year in power, the Congress government seems to be making half-hearted attempts to de-saffronize school textbooks in Karnataka. According to a July 2014 report of the committee for resisting saffronization of textbooks ...

The BJP on Friday accused the Congress Government in Karnataka of trying to stall a report on the alleged scam of over Rs 2.30 lakh crore involving the Wakf Board land and said it should be tabled in the Assembly. "It is compulsory. They have to ...

The BJP will win 18 out of the 28 seats in Karnataka, while the Congress will get just 10, says the Times Now exit poll. According to C Voter , BJP will get 18 seats in Karnataka and the Congress gets 7 seats, a similar performance from 2009 when BJP won 19 ...

Wearing new clothes with white caps, the devout, including children, congregated in open grounds and mosques and offered prayers. They greeted each other and exchanged gifts, including dry fruits and sweets. Many of them also gave alms to the poor and needy ...

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah Bengaluru: Several senior ruling party legislators were livid with Chief Minister Siddaramaiah because he left them in the lurch after inviting them for a breakfast meeting on Wednesday, but the leader was ...

The Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC)will hold a six-month-long membership drive from July and conduct organisational polls at all levels from January next year, KPCC president GParameshwara announced on Sunday. Addressing a press conference, ...

Echoing Union Minister Maneka Gandhi's call for strong action against rapists, Congress MLA and former Speaker of Karnataka Assembly Ramesh Kumar said rapists should be shot. Kumar was participating in a discussion in the Karnataka Assembly about ...

Disappointing senior Congress legislators, who wanted non-performing ministers to be dropped, chief minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday indicated the four vacancies in the cabinet would be filled with no changes in the present set-up.