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Nikhil Kumaraswamy was defeated by independent candidate Sumalatha Ambareesh in 2019 and Congress’s Iqbal Hussain in 2023.

What is playing out in Mandya’s Keragodu is a case of liberal nationalism versus religious nationalism. Although Muslims are absent in this equation at the mome

Mysuru: As Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman prepares to present an interim budget, heightened anticipation surrounds the Old Mysore region.

Caste, rather than communal, politics is the hallmark of this region, unlike coastal belt. But BJP has already got a foot in the door in the Vokkaliga-dominated area via JD(S)

Wildlife in the area includes tigers, leopards, Indian hare, sambar and spotted deer, Indian gaur and a large variety of avian species. The route also runs along the elephant corridor, making encounters with wild elephants a possibility. ​

Keep your eyes peeled for the new interesting tiger safari zone in Chamarajanagar in the Old Mysore region in Karnataka

Do people vote for ‘guarantees’ and development, or do they still vote for their caste? While the Lok Sabha elections in the Narendra Modi era have risen above caste or guarantees, the caste factor still prevails strongly in state elections. In Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan or Telangana, the caste factor reigns supreme.

Discover the new tiger safari zone in Chamarajanagar and experience the thrill of spotting wild animals and exploring Stone Age structures. Plan your visit to this exciting tourist destination today!

BY Vijayendra, the younger son of BS Yediyurappa, being named as Karnataka BJP president on the auspicious occasion of Dhanteras is being described as a golden opportunity for him to lead the saffron party to a win in majority seats in the state in next year’s Lok Sabha elections.

The politics and economics behind DKS's plan to make Bengaluru South: Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar recently suggested that Kanakapura taluk in Ramanagara district be merged with Bengaluru Urban district. Real estate value and geographical boundaries are at the heart of the controversy, as are electoral dynamics and a power struggle between the two Vokkaliga leaders, DKS and Kumaraswamy.