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Gaffes & guffaws on Karnataka: Shah, Malviya err; 'fabulous' start for Cong

BJP's Amit Malviya tweeted about the dates of the Karnataka Assembly election before the Election Commission announced it through a press conference

Surjewala lashes out at Modi govt, says suppression of law is in its DNA

Surjewala blamed the government for Parliament logjam, saying it was an attempt to ensure that various issues, including the no-confidence motion against it, were not discussed

Amit Shah gives Rs 500,000 to late RSS worker's kin: Congress to EC

Congress allegedly accused BJP president Amit Shah for violating the code of conduct

Dalit protests: Why is PM silent on atrocities on SCs, STs, asks Rahul

He compared the status of SC/ST welfare in Karnataka with the Modi government's actions on the issue

Periscope: Modi to visit Karnataka, Sonia Gandhi to host dinner, and more

Congress leader Sonia Gandhi has invited leaders of all the opposition parties for a dinner on Tuesday in a fresh bid to forge a united front against the ruling BJP

Don't lecture on development: Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah to Adityanath

Congratulations to Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party for this historic victory,Siddaramaiah said

Nobody can stop Rahul Gandhi from becoming the next PM: Siddaramaiah

Siddaramaiah further claimed 90% of promises made in the election manifesto during 2013 Karnataka Assembly polls have been fulfilled

Union Minister Ananth Kumar rules out TDP's no-confidence motion threat

Kumar's response came in reply to questions about the no-confidence motion moved by TDP

Making sense of Lingayat vs Veerashaiva debate: What Gauri Lankesh thought

The essential difference between the Lingayata dharma and the Veerashaiva is that the latter accepts the Vedic texts and practices like caste and gender discrimination

Letter to BS: Rahul Gandhi is pursuing the failed Modi-hate campaign

Congress' tactics in both houses of Parliament is ill-conceived and will not affect the ruling government

I made a mistake, but Karnataka will not: Amit Shah on his gaffe

Shah also said that Congress lost all elections since 2014 and now its Karnataka's turn to elect the BJP government in the state

Bharat Bandh: As Dalit protests simmer, Amit Shah cancels Karnataka visit

The government move came amid reports of widespread protests to mark the 'Bharat bandh' call by Dalit organisations, and supported by mainstream political parties

Election Commission officials search special planes of Rahul Gandhi, Shah

Shah and Gandhi arrived by separate planes at Hubballi airport from New Delhi

Amit Shah fears more corruption if Congress re-elected in Karnataka

The Karnataka government is nothing but the 'ATM' of corruption for the Congress: Amit Shah

Lingayat minority status to 'polarise votes', BJP stance after polls: Shah

Amit Shah said the Congress has become a 'symbol of corruption' and added that the people of Karnataka have made up their mind to change Siddaramaiah govt

Siddaramaiah, JD(S) to get biggest poll shock from old Mysuru region: Shah

Shah today began his tour of the old Mysuru region, where the BJP had not won even a single seat in the previous election

Karnataka Assembly polls 2018 updates: Siddaramaiah says Amit Shah no Hindu

Ahead of the Karnataka Assembly elections 2018, BJP chief Amit Shah is touring parts of the old Mysuru region, where the BJP had not won even one seat in the previous election, Starting today

Karnataka polls date leak: Election Commission examines responses

Following the meeting, the ECI stated that further inquiry would be conducted into the matter and necessary action would be taken

Karnataka election date: Cong's Srivatsa faces probe, BJP's Malviya doesn't

The Election Commission announced a single-phase election for the 224-member Karnataka Assembly on May 12; the counting of votes will take place on May 15

Facebook to remain EC's social media partner for Karnataka polls: CEC

EC Chief OP Rawat also said the social media cell of the EC would go into the issue of App of politicians and political parties sharing user data without the users' consent