Arun Dev

The remarks came a day after some MLAs expressed displeasure and offered to resign after missing out on a ministerial berth following the cabinet expansion.

India, Aug. 5 -- Karnataka chief minister DK Shivakumar on Tuesday issued a stern warning to disgruntled Congress legislators threatening to resign

Karnataka chief minister DK Shivakumar on Tuesday issued a stern warning to disgruntled Congress legislators threatening to resign after being overlooked in the cabinet expansion, saying if they resign, it will be accepted “within a few minutes

BENGALURU: More than 48 hours after Karnataka’s Cabinet expansion, the lone vacant ministerial berth has become Congress leadership’s key political decision, with competing demands over caste representation, factional equations and former chief minister Siddaramaiah’s influence converging on a single unresolved appointment, leaders in the know said on Wednesday

Bengaluru, Aug. 7 -- Three accused in the Renukaswamy murder case have approached a Bengaluru sessions court seeking to turn approvers, a move that

As questions mount over the impact of a proposed tunnel project on nearly 900 trees in north Bengaluru, chief minister DK Shivakumar on Thursday unveiled plans to create three large public gardens modelled on Lalbagh, including one on Defence land and two on forest land within the city

Bengaluru: Three accused in the Renukaswamy murder case have approached a Bengaluru sessions court seeking to turn approvers, a move that could strengthen the prosecution's case if they are allowed to testify against the remaining accused, including Kannada actor Darshan, people aware of the matter said

The publication of Karnataka’s draft electoral roll under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) has been deferred to August 24, and the final electoral roll will now be published on October 27

The Karnataka Legislative Council chairman, Basavaraj Horatti, resigned on Friday after the Congress government told him it would seek his removal through a no confidence motion if he refused to step aside, clearing the way for the ruling party to take control of the Upper House

BENGALURU: The Election Commission has extended the deadline for Karnataka's electoral roll revision from August 8 to August 17, giving Booth Level Officers nine additional days to complete house-to-house verification and pushing publication of the draft electoral roll to August 24 after nearly half of Bengaluru's electors were marked under the ASDDO category