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The election has set in motion two potential changes to the fundamentals of that state’s politics. If either or both become lasting realities, the Congress Party stands to benefit.

The swearing in of a new government in Karnataka, led by a man who has a distinctive record on socialism and secularism, has implications for the rest of the country

THE Congress was expected to emerge as the single largest party in the Karnataka Assembly elections. With a vote share of 43 per cent, it literally swept the polls. The party secured 135 seats, well beyond the 113 required for a majority. The BJP retained its vote share of 36 per cent, which brought

United for 2024

While both Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar were in the running for the Karnataka Chief Minister's post, it was clear from the start that Siddaramaiah had the edge

Shivakumar’s rise as Vokkaliga leader, losses in its Muslim votes and south Karnataka base, and rising family friction challenge for party

Right here in Goa, the last two BJP governments have ruled by sheer defection-mongering. In 2017, the BJP won a paltry 13 seats. After being roundly thrashed,

Karnataka 2023: What the results tells us, and what they don’t

Siddaramaiah was openly taking on the BJPs communal agenda, which very few non-BJP politicians do.

Congress won big in Mumbai Karnataka, Central Karnataka, Hyderabad Karnataka and Old Mysore regions