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The Vokkaligas of Karnataka and their tryst with political history - Vimarsana News

The Vokkaligas of Karnataka and their tryst with political history

H D Deve Gowda taking oath as Prime Minister of India was one of the biggest days for the Vokkaliga community, the second most powerful caste in Karnataka.

Karnataka Assembly Election 2023: Why BJP Chose Its Rival's Stronghold Old Mysuru Region To Launch Karnataka Poll Campaign - Vimarsana News

Karnataka Assembly Election 2023: Why BJP Chose Its Rival's Stronghold Old Mysuru Region To Launch Karnataka Poll Campaign

With strong anti-incumbency fuelled by a raft of corruption allegations in Karnataka, the BJP is now focusing on the region which has been the stronghold of its rival Janata Dal (Secular) or JDS - Chamrajanagar district in the Old Mysuru Region.

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India through the years - Part VII - Vimarsana News

India through the years - Part VII

While in opposition, Indira Gandhi continued her politics undaunted but faced dissent within the party. In 1978, the annual session of the Congress in Bangalore – now Bengaluru – saw...

From the India Today archives (1978) | Why the CBI has an image problem - Vimarsana News

From the India Today archives (1978) | Why the CBI has an image problem

To the public at large, the CBI has long represented a malevolent, Frankenstein-type creation. An in-depth assessment of the investigating agency since its inception in 1963

Why Margaret Alva's Vice-Presidential nomination is a bitter pill for the Gandhis - Vimarsana News

Why Margaret Alva's Vice-Presidential nomination is a bitter pill for the Gandhis

Veteran Congress leader Margret Alva is a known critic of the Gandhis and has taken several potshots at the party leadership in her memoir. Her nomination as the Opposition’s vice-presidential candidate is unlikely to go down easily with the Gandhi family.