Dismissing speculation that the Janata Dal (S) would play the role of a king-maker during formation of the next government in Karnataka, state unit chief and former chief minister H.D. Kumaraswamy exp

Protests over the Cauvery water dispute gained momentum on Friday with Kannada outfits planning several high-voltage rallies in the city even as the state government briefed a Central team on the w

The ‘peaceful’ Cauvery movement took a violent turn on Wednesday with protesters resorting to stone-throwing, leaving many injured. Around 20,000 protesters assembled at the north gate of Krishnaraja

Karnataka is in the throes of the second worst drought since 1971 with 157 taluks out of the 175 having been declared drought hit. With an average deficit of 26 per cent in rainfall in the entire stat

Just days after an advertising executive and her friend were harassed by the traffic police, there are reports of a disc jockey being brutally beaten up by the traffic police in the city. The higher-u

Bengaluru may have a place on the world map as a progressive city, but scratch beneath the surface and every single age-old stereotypical type of gender discrimination against young females is intact

Though the government has come up with several policies to eliminate gender disparity and making education universal and compulsory for all, yet the ground reality still remains different.

Though the government has come up with several policies to eliminate gender disparity and making education universal and compulsory for all, yet the ground reality still remains different.

India's services sector expanded at its fastest pace in seven months as a spurt in new business encouraged firms to hire more staff, a survey showed on Thursday, suggesting the worst of the economic s

Former Karnataka chief minister B.S.