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As parleys continue within the Congress party on the next Karnataka chief minister, with former chief minister Siddaramaiah and State President D K Shivakumar emerging as frontrunners, senior party leader G Parmeshwara on Tuesday sprung a surprise stating that he was ready to take up the responsibility if the party high command asked him to do so.

Shimla will get its Mayor and Deputy Mayor tomorrow. The Congress leadership, after a meeting with all councillors in which their feedback was taken for the post of Mayor and Deputy Mayor, has sent the names of the probables for the approval of the All India Congress Committee. The approved names ar

After a thumping victory over the BJP in Karnataka, Congress faces its first challenge: Who will be the chief minister? The party high command is meeting in Delhi as both state chief DK Shivakumar and veteran leader Siddaramaiah are eyeing the top job

In the meeting, scheduled for 6 pm at the Shangri-La Hotel in Bengaluru, the Congress Legislative Party is expected to pass a resolution leaving it to the Congress national president to decide the chief minister pick.

The Congress has appointed Sushil Kumar Shinde, Jitendra Singh, and Deepak Babaria as observers to oversee the election of the leader of the Congress Legislative Party (CLP).

The images of enraged mobs attacking a Corps Commander’s residence and General Headquarters (GHQs) immediately after the arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan illustrate the challenge facing Pakistan’s mighty army. Speculation of divisions among the army’s officer corps notwithstanding, there is no doubt that the chain of command and discipline within the army will endure.

While the official results from the Election Commission are yet to be out, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai conceded defeat shortly after the Congress leads moved past 130 seats. The BJP is ahead on 60-plus seats.

The French fortress of Dien Bien Phu fell to overwhelming hordes of Communist Viet Minn attackers today, ending a 57-day siege.

With both Congress and the BJP announcing their election manifesto for the May 10 Karnataka assembly elections, Congress heavyweight H K Patil on Tuesday said it is unfortunate...

The BJP and JD(S) together will not have enough numbers to form the government