Karnataka Assembly passes bills with no discussion

Karnataka Assembly will enter its 16th Assembly on May 10, 2023. Despite the mandated days which are mentioned under the acts, the Karnataka assembly has been passing bills faster and having fewer sittings  for detailed discussions in the 15th Assembly, revealed the report of PRS Legislative Research named ‘Functioning of the 15th Karnataka Legislative Assembly.’ […]

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BJP’s big plans for Yeshwanthpur Constituency

In the last five years no major development works done in the Constituency, say residents. Road connectivity, heavy traffic at the railway crossing near RV College, garbage and unmaintained lakes are the main problem in the Yeshwanthpur constituency, say residents. Despite the problems that have been going on since years under the tenure of the […]

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More false promises to come from Congress: Chandrashekhar

The entire Congress leadership from top to bottom is only interested in slandering the BJP and not in having political discourse, Rajeev Chandrasekhar said. The Congress party is bereft of any ideas and now is resorting to slandering and badmouthing the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), said Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar. “Despite having seen what Mani […]

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Newbies look to make it big in elections

Karnataka will see participation from 40 new regional parties in this election. Around 40 new regional parties are likely to contest in the upcoming legislative assembly elections of Karnataka in 2023. Gali Janardhana Reddy, a former Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) from Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has launched a new party, Karnataka Rajya Pragati […]

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Tamil campaigners and anthem: Vatal furious

Kannada activist accuses BJP of ignoring Kannadiga sentiments The pro Kannada activist Vatal Nagaraj, from Kannada Chaluvali Vatal Paksha, voiced his criticism of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) prioritizing Tamil culture in Tamil-dominated areas of Bengaluru. He claimed that the party does not prioritise Kannada and is using culture politics for the elections. At a […]

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Manninna Maga roots for Yelahanka

Former prime minister and chief minister of Karnataka, H.D. Devegowda did a ‘Panchratna Yatra’ around the Yelahanka constituency. Janata Dal (Secular) doyen H D Devegowda made an emotional appeal to the voters in Yelahanka while his party promised five key developments to the constituency. The promises revolved around pension to farmers and their families, digital […]

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Residents of Vijayanagar Continue to Struggle with Everyday Issues

Despite holding the position for three terms, the Congress MLA of Bangalore’s Vijayanagar constituency is yet to resolve persistent issues like traffic, parking, and water quality. The Vijayanagar Assembly constituency located in the western part of Bengaluru has been the stronghold of the Congress who has held it for the last three terms. Despite this, […]

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Communal conflicts concerning: BKC

Educational professionals say that communal harmony can fix most of Karnataka’s problems. A panel of education professionals headed by Professor B K Chandrashekhar discussed a host of problem from farmer suicides to communal tensions. Prof B K Chandrashekhar is an ex-member of the Karnataka Legislative Council who has been working as a professor for the […]

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Two JD(S) leaders shift to Congress

Additionally, the Congress will file a complaint to the Election Commission (EC) against Home Minister Amit Shah over his comment on riots in the state Prabhakar Reddy and Narayana Gowda from Janata Dal (Secular) are set to join Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) ahead of Karnataka Assembly elections 2023. DK Shivakumar, President of KPCC said […]

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