Ramu Patil is an Associate Editor and Chief of News Bureau at The New Indian Express. He covers a range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a focus on law and legal affairs, criminal law, and government and politics, particularly in relation to Congress and the 2023 elections in India. Ramu's insights and reporting have been featured in various prominent discussions surrounding these topics.
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Ramu Patil's articles predominantly cover local government and political announcements in the Indian state of Karnataka, particularly focusing on key players such as the Congress Party and BJP. He also highlights challenges faced by the government in this region.
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By: Ramu Patil
The entire state machinery will be in the border city of Belagavi for a nine-day winter session of the state legislature starting Monday. As the ruling and opposition parties gear up for a face-off, expectations are high among people in the region. At the same time, apprehension looms large as politics often takes precedence over development.
By: Ramu Patil
After six decades in politics, Krishna announced his retirement in January 2023. A staunch Congressman for many years, he surprised many by joining the BJP in 2017 at the age of 84.
By: Ramu Patil
Wittingly or unwittingly, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has set the Congress on a collision course with the Lingayat community in Karnataka. The Government’s bras
By: Ramu Patil
The former state police chief says CT Ravi's case need not be treated differently and the police should have followed due procedures.
The MUDA developments caused major embarrassment to the CM and the government. Updated on min read
From taking the fight against the Centre's alleged ‘step-motherly' treatment of Karnataka to the national capital, to giving Congress a ‘Karnataka model' to bolster its fight against BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, Siddaramaiah has been at the centre of power, influence and controversies. Being the Chief Minister, he draws attention by default. Yet, it has been a most eventful year for the 77-year-old leader. He was full of action for good or not-so-good reasons.
BENGALURU: Blistering developments in the first few days of the new year indicate that the state is in for a series of price hikes while top political honchos c
Dinner meetings are creating ripples in Congress. They’ve exposed fissures within the ruling party in Karnataka, requiring its central leadership’s intervention
By: Ramu Patil
Much to the chagrin of top Congress leaders, tussles within the party and reverberations over the need for a full-time president for the state unit continued even after their marathon meetings earlier this week. The meetings failed to put an end to the differences and put up a show of unity. On the contrary, they seem to have aggravated it further.
By: Ramu Patil
A fter AICC president Mallikarjun Kharge sternly warned Congress leaders to “shut up and discharge the responsibilities assigned to them”, the public airing of views on internal issues has stopped. It could be a temporary period of calm before the leadership issues resurface. For now, Kharge's diktat stopped the ruling party from drifting towards chaos and impacting the administration.
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