Bureau Chief - Karnataka Political Reporting
Bharath Joshi is the Bureau Chief for Karnataka Political Reporting at Deccan Herald, with a focus on local politics in Karnataka, India, particularly in Bengaluru. With a keen interest in political developments and issues affecting the region, Bharath covers a wide range of topics, including government policies, protests, elections, and social issues.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
India (National)
Bharath Joshi mainly covers government and politics in the Indian state of Karnataka, particularly focusing on local developments in Bengaluru. His articles predominantly feature government announcements and legal policy regulation.
Given his focus on local political affairs, Bharath would likely be interested in pitches from individuals with direct involvement or expertise related to Karnataka's political landscape. This may include local politicians, policymakers, or analysts who can provide insight into the intricacies of Karnataka’s governance and its impact at a regional level.
For those looking to pitch stories to Bharath Joshi, it is important to understand the unique dynamics of Karnataka's political scene and offer perspectives that are relevant specifically within this context.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Armed with new policy, Karnataka eyes $100 billion bioeconomy
By: Bharath Joshi
Priyank was responding to a 2017 Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) observation, which the Opposition BJP used earlier this week to target his family trust that runs the Pali Institute.
By: Bharath Joshi
A committee under Home Minister G Parameshwara has held two meetings so far to identify ‘deserving' Congress workers who can be appointed as directors/members at boards and corporations.
To begin with, the Congress is starting its own YouTube channel for which preliminary meetings are underway. The party has set up a studio at its office for this purpose.
Guv vs govt on property registration reform
By: Bharath Joshi
'Party workers, public losing faith': Congress veterans in Karnataka sound alarm bell over infighting
Karnataka invites eight states to discuss ‘unfair’ devolution
By: Bharath Joshi
'The BJP, whose leaders speak about culture and rites, must first cleanse the stinking mouth of Munirathna before preaching to the world', CM Siddaramaiah had said.
'The idea behind the conclave is to have a national debate on devolution', the Chief Minister's Economic Advisor Basavaraj Rayareddi said.
By: Bharath Joshi
Reforms include digitisation of land records using spatial mapping and establishing an IT-based system for property record administration.
(833) 317-6278 
