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Siddaramaiah tweeted after RCB’s victory, saying that he hoped that RCB would lift the cup as well

The ambitions of the dramatis personae aside, their insecurities and conundrums are more likely to settle the course of the upcoming election.

Bengaluru: Former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah claimed that the upcoming visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Mysuru on April 9 for an inauguration event would breach the Model...

B S Yediyurappa may have announced his retirement from politics, but he continues to be the BJP’s mainstay in Karnataka.

Dissidence in Congress has come out in the open with several party workers staging a protest outside the party’s office in Bengaluru demanding tickets for themselves and their aides.

While former Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah’s heart seems to be with Kolar, an internal survey of the Congress party has hinted that he might not win for various reasons.

The protest came ahead of the party’s Central Election Committee (CEC) meeting after which the second list of candidates will likely be announced.

BJP Parliamentary Board likely to meet this week, list of candidates to be decided based on opinions of ground-level leaders who recently participated in a secret ballot

Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Sunday said the second list of candidates for the May 10 Karnataka Assembly polls is likely to be announced after the crucial party meet on April 4. Reiterating that the party high command has to take a call regarding his contesting from the second constituency of Kolar, the former Chief Minister said, it may be decided at the party's

In 2018, Congress leader Siddaramaiah had contested from Chamundeshwari and Badami. His win from Badami was a tough one by a narrow margin of 1,696 votes while he ended up losing Chamundeshwari by over 36,000 votes