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Until a couple of days ago, Karnatakas senior ministers including chief minister Siddaramaiah and deputy CM DK Shivakumar actively campaigned in the neighbouring state, creating a buzz about the success of the guarantee schemes. The party announced its own set of guarantees in Telangana too. “Since Telangana is our neighbouring state, the success of Karnatakas guarantee schemes has had a big role in the victory there. This led to the voters keeping faith in the Congress,” Siddaramaia...

A delegation of Telangana Congress leaders Sunday met Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan to claim the formation of the government with 65 members in the newly elected House in the state

Cong swept rural belts amid a 'pro-change' wave, although BRS won several urban seats; KCR's welfare schemes were countered by Cong through similar pledges

School bomb threats spark multiple evacuations in 48 schools, put parents, children, school authorities on edge

Exit polls predict a hung verdict in Rajasthan and a photo finish in Telangana, bringing resort politics back into the game. Congress has asked KPCC p

Congress troubleshooter and Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivakumar made shocking allegations that KCR approached Congress candidates. He alleged that BRS is trying to poach the Congress candidates and lure them with offers ahead of results. Congress alleges that BRS has a lack of confidence and hence is attempting to poach the Congress candidates. DK Shivakumar is arriving in

Another Congress leader, Renuka Chowdhury, claimed that she and other leaders received calls from several BRS leaders who were willing to join the Congress if the situation required. 

Bengaluru: Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar on Saturday sought to deny reports he has been asked to bring winning Congress candidates from five states where elections...

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar has said that he is ready to take responsibility that the party gives him after the announcement of exit polls predicting fractured verdict in the state Assembly polls.

Congress troubleshooter DK Shivakumar is given the task to ensure party MLAs won't switch their loyalties in case the results are neck-and-neck. If the ruling BRS gets close to magic-figure, Congress alleges that it may woo the Congress MLA candidates. Shivakumar is taking the responsibility to avoid such things and keep the MLAs intact to form the next government in