Youth Congress protests against BJP, Karnataka Governor over government formation
The youth wing of the Congress staged a protest outside the Parliament House on Wednesday against the Centre and Karnataka…
The youth wing of the Congress staged a protest outside the Parliament House on Wednesday against the Centre and Karnataka…
After 2008 state elections, when BJP was three seats short of majority to form government, former minister Gali Janardhana Reddy had worked out a method to secure the required support. The entire exercise came to be known as Operation Kamala. Read on
If the BJP wins the post-poll match, it will have 21st state in its kitty, ruling over 69% of India's population. And Congress will be reduced to just two states and a union territory – Punjab, Mizoram and Puducherry
Here is a look at key seats which have been in focus due to the contestants, the region's geography or its history.
BS Yeddyurappa meets Governor, seeks seven days to prove majority. Former CM Siddaramaiah of the Congress says their support to JD(S) unconditional.
Will he become the first Chief Minister of Karnataka in almost three decades to get a second consecutive term? Will he block the ‘NaMo wave’? Two questions which will be answered on 15 May.
Quoting the oath of office administered to the PM, the letter said Modi failed to maintain the dignity and decorum “in discharge of public or private functions/actions”.
In a major twist to the high-intensity battle for the new government in Karnataka, incumbent Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said that he would welcome a Dalit as the CM of the state if the Congress took such a decision.
BS Yeddyurappa, the chief ministerial candidate for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Karnataka, addressed reporters on Sunday morning during which he strongly expressed confidence in his party’s victory in the state.
A day after exit polls predicted a hung assembly in Karnataka, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah took to Twitter expressing confidence in forming the government a second time in a state which has never returned the same government to power since 1989.