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Losing BSY bad, losing Lingayats catastrophe

It isn’t the end of the world for the BJP. But it might as well be. At 4 pm on Friday, eight ministers in the D V Sadananda Gowda cabinet received a telephone call from their mentor Mr B S Yeddyura

BSY to Shettar: Mobilise support

Rural development and panchayat raj minister Jagadish Shettar has the daunting task of mustering the support of a majority of legislators in order to replace Chief Minister D. V. Sadananda Gowda as th

Eshwarappa plans to cut BSY to size

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In difficult times, even lessons from the rival camp can help. This seems to be the mantra of a group of BJP legislators who are urging their seniors to take a cue from the Opposition Congress—which h

Gowda puts off ministry expansion

Karnataka Chief Minister D V Sadananda Gowda on Friday deferred his plans to expand the cabinet till the completion of the Udupi-Chikmaglur Lok Sabha byelection slated for next month.

"We will expand

New Ayukta: Bhardwaj, govt on collision course

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The Karnataka government and Governor H.R. Bhardwaj are on a collision course on the appointment of the new Lokayukta.

The post has been lying vacant for more than a month after Justice Shivaraj Pat

Votes: BSY’s 2, Eshwarappa’s double

Interesting facts have come to light on the secret ballot at the BJP legislature party on Wednesday which saw D.V. Sadananda Gowda emerging victorious over Jagadish Shettar.

For instance, former chie

Gowda set to assume charge as CM, disquiet in rival camp

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D.V. Sadananda Gowda is all set to assume charge as new Karnataka Chief Minister today even as there was disquiet in the rival camp which lost out in the bitterly fought secret ballot.

Ousted C

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