The dinner meeting came a day after CM Siddaramaiah, along with ministers and a few legislators considered close to him, met for a dinner hosted by former Belagavi North MLA Feroz Sait
The MLC has been repeatedly claiming that the high command has made it clear that there is no leadership change in the state
He argued that the bill aims to reinforce constitutional principles, countering the BJP's allegation that it is being introduced to target political opponents
Pointing to the Centre's responsibility in deciding support prices, he said, 'Who decides MSP? It's the Centre only. It didn't enhance sugar prices for the past 10 years'
Shivakumar said that the Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru, which is India's 3rd busiest airport with nearly 40 million travellers a year, is in complete chaos
Accusing the media of 'creating news' that has 'no strength', Shivakumar, who is also the Congress state unit chief said, 'Every day is good news for us'
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah and his deputy DK Shivakumar said there were no differences between them, attempting to end speculation over a possible leadership shift in the state
The meeting follows a high-level interaction between the two leaders on Saturday morning at Siddaramaiah's Cauvery residence
This comes days after Shivakumar visited the CM's residence for a similar breakfast meeting
On Saturday, the two leaders had a breakfast meeting after which they put up a united front, denying any difference between them
Breakfast meeting between Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar helped settle speculation over leadership issues, with leaders asserting there are no differences and they will follow the high command's guidance
"There is no change in my stand and I have said I will listen to whatever the high command says. Both of us have said that we will obey whatever the party high command says," he added
Speaking to reporters, the minister said Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar have agreed to travel to Delhi for a meeting when summoned by the party high command
As the Congress government hits its mid-term in Karnataka, CM Siddaramaiah said he will stay on if the high command decides
Karnataka will build a 9,000-acre AI-driven IT city in Bidadi, creating a major new tech hub with strong connectivity and green spaces, Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar has announced
Shivakumar was here to present the 1.12 crore signatures collected from across Karnataka as part of the Congress' "Vote chor, gaddi chhod" campaign
Shaw has been critical of Bengaluru's infrastructure woes by highlighting them through her social media posts, and has been repeatedly urging the state government to intervene
He said, teachers will not be used for enumeration work during the remaining period of the survey
The project, which was previously known as the Peripheral Ring Road, has now been renamed as Bengaluru Business Corridor and is expected to be completed within two years
The Individual Tax Payers Forum wrote a letter to the Karnataka CM, urging the government to stop the Greater Bengaluru Authority from collecting tax if they were not provided with good public infra