This report has become the basis for the Congress party's election narrative, particularly to distinguish the 'Karnataka model of development' from the 'Gujarat model of development'
Congress does not want the election to be about Modi, or the "failures" of the Modi government at the Centre
BJP had announced the first list of 72 candidates last night with names of Yeddyurappa and other party veterans like Jagadish Shettar and K S Eswarappa figuring in it
Modi factor or phenomenon is going down, because people are not seeing tangible results
Dispute over distribution of water from the rivers flowing through Karnataka and its neighbours works up emotions to the same degree as a communal one might and sets off conflicts between communities
CM candidate Yeddyurappa is over 75, past the BJP's age cap for holding office, but his caste antecedent recommended him for the CM position; also, he lacks the Karnataka BJP's unqualified support
Karnataka will go to polls on May 12 to elect its representatives for the 225-member assembly
Congress has dubious distinction of snatching defeat from jaws of victory, mainly due to differences within - the one between Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah and his deputy G Parameshwar is an example
Will Congress' 'Ahinda' formation help it overcome the BJP in the only big state it holds right now?
The polling for Karnataka assembly is on May 12, and counting of votes is on May 15
If the party chooses to play the way the game is played in India, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah shows them how to do it
The tweet was allegedly targeted at PWD minister H C Mahadevappa, a trusted aide of Siddaramaiah
Our fight is not new, it has been a 900-year-old battle and it has taken a shape now: Lingayat seers
The Lingayats also known as the Veerashaiva community owes loyalty to the social reform movement of the 12th century initiated by Basaveshwara
Since the 1989 Mandal-mandir phase, India has seen the rising paradox of the vast majority acquiring a minority complex
In the Rajya Sabha elections held to 58 seats, the BJP won 29, the Congress nine, Trinamool four, TRS and BJD three each, JD-U, TDP and RJD two each and SP, Shiv Sena, NCP and YSRC one each
Over 3,000 trade associations are expected to hold a rally at Delhi's Ramlila ground on March 28 to demand they be protected from the sealing drive
Shah's meeting with the seer is being seen as an attempt to reach out to the Lingayats/Veeshaivas, who are numerically and politically powerful in the state and form a major voter base for the BJP
Congress President Rahul Gandhi should first point fingers at Siddaramaiah for dividing people before accusing BJP of it, Shah said
With the dates for the Karnataka Assembly elections 2018 announced, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah thanked Amit Shah, claiming that the BJP president was finally speaking 'the truth'