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Questions for BJP review: Did it miscalculate the immense diversity of Karnataka where Bajrang Bali may not find an echo? To what extent can party keep putting all its electoral eggs in Modi basket?

The Congress high command’s first option is convincing Shivakumar by offering him plum ministries –water resources and energy – and deputy CM post. The second option is 50:50, where both Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar will be the CM for 2.5 yrs each

Karnataka has an electoral tradition of ousting incumbents with a thud. Since 1985, no ruling government in the southern state has been returned to power. These recurring trends indicate that while winning elections in Karnataka is difficult, defending is even challenging

Lingayatism was founded to disrupt Hinduism's Brahminical order. Centuries later, the community's social elite and new middle class has embraced the neoliberal and communal policies beloved of the Sangh Parivar.

The Karnataka Congress chief lashed out at the BJP for raising issues such as the Uniform Civil Code and National Register of Citizens in its manifesto for the assembly polls.

Karnataka Congress chief D K Shivakumar Saturday exuded confidence that his party would win over 140 seats in the May 10 assembly polls and asserted that he would...

Karnataka Congress chief D K Shivakumar on Saturday exuded confidence that his party would win at least 141 seats in the May 10 assembly polls and asserted..

He also claimed that since the BJP has no agenda and vision for Karnataka, the

Karnataka Congress chief D K Shivakumar Saturday exuded confidence that his party would win over 140 seats in the May 10 assembly polls and asserted that he would abide by whatever the party decides on the issue of chief ministership. In an interview with PTI, Shivakumar said the Congress will get a comfortable majority in Karnataka and the win would open the doors for the Lok

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Karnataka Congress chief D K Shivakumar on Saturday exuded confidence that his party would win at least 141 seats in the May 10 assembly polls and asserted that he would abide by whatever the party decides on the issue of chief ministership. India News | Cong Will Win at Least 141 Seats, BJP Will Be Down to Less Than 60: D K Shivakumar.