Karnataka Elections 2023: With the third list of 43 candidates, the Congress party has so far announced the nominees for 209 out of total 224 seats.
Karnataka Assembly elections: Addressing a rally in Belgavi, the Assam CM said that he intends to close "all madrassas" as he wants schools and universities in "new India."
Karnataka Assembly Polls: Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on January 16 will address a women's convention in the state for a special purpose.
Karnataka assembly elections: Signalling the end of his electoral politics, Yediyurappa last Friday said he will be vacating his Shikaripura assembly seat in Shivamogga.
Indian National Congress candidate H. P. Manjunath won the Hunasuru Constituency with 39,727 votes against Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Adagooru.H.Vishwanath.
70% voter turnout was recorded in the politically-crucial Karnataka Assembly elections, for which the polling ended at 6 pm today.
Launching a blistering attack on Congress and JD(S), Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday claimed that the there is a ‘tacit pact’ between the two parties.
I challenge you (Rahul Gandhi) to speak for 15 minutes on the achievements of your government in Karnataka without reading from any piece of paper. You can speak in Hindi, English or your mother tongue: PM Modi
Modi, who last visited Karnataka for campaigning in February, will be addressing rallies at Santhemarahalli in Chamarajanagara district, and Udupi and Chikkodi in Belagavi today.
In his first rally for the day at Santhemarahalli in Chamarajanagara district, PM Modi launched a blistering attack on Congress and party president Rahul Gandhi over a range of issues, from disrespecting the National Song to Siddaramaiah government's alleged failure in Karnataka.
While PM Modi is expected to address around 15 rallies, party president Amit Shah will address 30 and UP CM Yogi Adityanath 20 rallies, according to reports.
Rahul Gandhi announcing a new pilgrimage adds to his list of ‘temple runs’ which have continued over the last three years, which intensified during the Gujarat Assembly elections in December 2017.
The 62-year-old has represented Karnataka twice in the Rajya Sabha. The state goes to polls on May 12 and the counting of votes will be done on May 15.
Polling will be held in a single phase on May 12 for 224 assembly seats, including 36 reserved for the Scheduled Castes and 15 for the Scheduled Tribes. Votes will be counted on May 15.
Yeddyurappa's son was expected to go against Siddaramaiah's son Yathindra for the Varuna constituency in the forthcoming Karnataka Assembly elections.
The survey predicts a loss of 31 seats for Congress while a gain of 49 seats for the Bharatiya Janata Party.
With announcement of 59 more candidates, the BJP has declared its nominees for 213 seats for the elections to the 224-member state assembly.
Party workers took to the streets in parts of the state to protest the selection of candidates, alleging nepotism as Congress has retained 103 of its 122 candidates instead of giving preference to new faces.
The polling to elect a new Karnataka Assembly will be held on May 12 while the counting of votes will take place on May 15.
Lingayats/Veerashaivas are said to form about 17 per cent of the population, wielding a decisive clout in about 100 constituencies, particularly in north Karnataka
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