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May 7, 2023
With just few days left for the crucial Assembly polls in Karnataka, a new opinion poll predicted that the Congress may emerge as the single largest party in the southern state but may fall eight seats short of a clear majority.According to the ...
May 7, 2023
According to the India TV-CNX opinion poll, telecast on the news channel on Sunday, the Congress may win 105 seats in the 224-seat Assembly, while the ruling BJP may win 85 seats, followed by Janata Dal-Secular which may win 32 seats.The
May 7, 2023
Congress may get 40.32 per cent, the BJP may get 35.5 per cent, the JD-S 17.81 per cent, and 'others' may get 6.37 per cent.
May 6, 2023
He is confident that the Congress will win the polls easily with absolute majority as he believes that people are waiting for that opportunity, he told IANS during the course of an interview. Excerpts:IANS
May 6, 2023
He is confident that the Congress will win the polls easily with absolute majority as he believes that people are waiting for that opportunity, he told IANS during the course of an interview. Excerpts:IANS
May 6, 2023
He is confident that the Congress will win the polls easily with absolute majority as he believes that people are waiting for that opportunity, he told IANS during the course of an interview. Excerpts:IANS
May 6, 2023
People miffed with BJP in K'taka, Congress will get absolute majority: K.C. Venugopalย All India Congress Committee national general secretary
May 6, 2023
He is confident that the Congress will win the polls easily with absolute majority as he believes that people are waiting for that opportunity, he told IANS during the course of an interview. Excerpts:IANS
May 6, 2023
All India Congress Committee national general secretary (organisation) and one of the most powerful leaders of the Congress party at the national level, K.C
May 5, 2023
Jai Bajrang Bali! Like a lateswinging ball, a new slogan has sprung on Karnatakaโs pre-poll landscape just as campaigning was winding down to its last gasps.