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Express View: Congress and BJP manifestos for Karnataka fall short of what the state needs - Vimarsana News

Express View: Congress and BJP manifestos for Karnataka fall short of what the state needs

Congress manifesto looks at social justice as a percentage of quotas, BJP as one of division.

One week to Karnataka polls: BJP looks at Modi to defeat anti-incumbency, Congress hopes to ride it - Vimarsana News

One week to Karnataka polls: BJP looks at Modi to defeat anti-incumbency, Congress hopes to ride it

Anti-incumbency, mainly centring on price rise and corruption, and encompassing farmers’ vulnerabilities, concerns on education and jobs, is a loud and assertive clamour in South Karnataka’s districts of Mandya, Tumakuru and Mysore.

One week to Karnataka polls: BJP looks at Modi to defeat anti-incumbency, Congress hopes to ride it - Vimarsana News

One week to Karnataka polls: BJP looks at Modi to defeat anti-incumbency, Congress hopes to ride it

Anti-incumbency, mainly centring on price rise and corruption, and encompassing farmers’ vulnerabilities, concerns on education and jobs, is a loud and assertive clamour in South Karnataka’s districts of Mandya, Tumakuru and Mysore.

Karnataka minister V Somanna: 'I won't accept defeat (against Siddaramaiah) very easily. I will fight till the end' - Vimarsana News

Karnataka minister V Somanna: 'I won't accept defeat (against Siddaramaiah) very easily. I will fight till the end'

It was Amit Shah who decided that I should contest Varuna against Siddaramaiah besides Chamarajanagar seat, BJP veteran and Lingayat leader tells The Indian Express

The Milk Route To Political Power - Vimarsana News

The Milk Route To Political Power

The Amul-Nandini dispute is not about sharing markets, it is far more insidious