Devaraj B Hirehalli is a journalist based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. He writes for The New Indian Express and his work has also been featured in Express Network Private Limited. Devaraj's articles primarily focus on political developments and news in Karnataka, with a particular emphasis on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress party.
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By: Devaraj B Hirehalli
BENGALURU: JDS Youth Wing president Nikhil Kumaraswamy, who recently lost the Channapatna Assembly bypoll, is likely to lead the regional party in future elections in Karnataka starting from the elections to zilla and taluk panchayat likely to be held in 2025.
By: Devaraj B Hirehalli
BENGALURU: The 10-day winter session of the state legislature that commences in Belagavi on Monday is likely to put a lid on factionalism and power politics wit
By: Devaraj B Hirehalli
BENGALURU: Former Chief Minister SM Krishna, branded as an elite politician with a scientific approach, tackled agrarian and rural issues based on reports of experts and bureaucrats.
By: Devaraj B Hirehalli
BENGALURU: If there could be any comparison between two stalwarts of Karnataka politics, it would be between former chief minister SM Krishna and former prime minister HD Deve Gowda, contemporaries from the Vokkaliga community of Old Mysuru region.
By: Devaraj B Hirehalli
BENGALURU: The failure to handle the Panchamasali Lingayat community's stir demanding the 2A tag, that resulted in violence, including stone throwing and police ‘lathicharge' on protesters in Belagavi, is likely to have its own ramifications on the ruling Congress government, as part of North Karnataka is engulfed in protests.
By: Devaraj B Hirehalli
BENGALURU: With the Medical Education Department filing an FIR against many officials and private companies for their involvement in the alleged irregularities
By: Devaraj B Hirehalli
BENGALURU: Issues after issues over reservations are putting pressure on the Congress government, especially CM Siddaramaiah, as the SC Left has been insisting
By: Devaraj B Hirehalli
BENGALURU: Even as Panchamasali Lingayat seer Jaya Mrityunjaya Swamiji has intensified the protest demanding the 2A tag for the community, differences of opinio
By: Devaraj B Hirehalli
BENGALURU: Dalit organisations are planning to stage protests against Union Home Minister Amit Shah over his remarks on Dr BR Ambedkar. A protest will be staged
By: Devaraj B Hirehalli
BENGALURU: The 85th plenary session of the AICC, marking the centenary of Mahatma Gandhi presiding over the 39th session in 1924 in Belagavi – scheduled to be held on December 26 ahead of a public rally on December 27, is likely to pass resolutions revolving around the Indian Constitution and its architect Dr BR Ambedkar.
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