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Fire in Bangalore Corporation Building

A fire broke out on the third floor of the city corporation building in Bangalore on Saturday evening but there were no casualties.

BSY to take on Reddys in Bellary bypoll battle

An assembly bypoll in Bellary on November 30 is turning out to be a do-or-die battle between the infamous Reddys and their now estranged patron, the BJP, which is again looking up to former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa (BSY) to bail out the party. Shekhar Iyer reports.

'US must observe protocol for Indian dignitaries'

The US needs to observe protocol in treating Indian dignitaries visiting that country, external affairs minister SM Krishna said in bangalore in the wake of American security agencies frisking former president APJ Abdul Kalam on board an aircraft.

Two corruption cases against Yedddyurappa adjourned to Nov 21

The Lokayukta court on Friday adjourned to November 21 hearing on two cases against former chief minister B S Yeddyurappa in connection with alleged denotification of government lands for pecuniary gain.

Former BJP minister quits, to contest poll as independent

Former BJP minister B Sriramulu, who had been dropped from the cabinet after BS Yeddyurappa resigned as Karnataka chief minister, has quit the party.

'Jail rules stringent again after BSY exit'

Normal services have resumed in Parapanaagarahar Central Prison after former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa's exit from jail on bail, even as churning has started outside — noticeably, with the transfer of a lokayukta police wing official.

Former Karnataka minister quits BJP

Former BJP minister B Sriramulu, who had been dropped from the cabinet after BS Yeddyurappa resigned as Karnataka chief minister, has quit the party.

Jaya to appear before special court on Nov 22

The special court hearing the Rs. 66 crore disproportionate asset case today asked Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa to appear before it on November 22.

Yeddyurappa gets bail in second case

After 24 days of judicial custody, former Karnataka chief minister BS Yeddyurappa walked free on Tuesday, upon getting bail from the Karnataka high court in a case relating to land denotification.

Krishna leaves for Maldives to attend SAARC summit

External affairs minister SM Krishna on Wednesday left on a three-day visit to Maldives for the SAARC summit during which he is likely to hold bilateral meetings with his counterparts from other member countries including Pakistan's Hina Rabbani Khar.

Reddy brothers push BJP to corner over by-poll

The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Karnataka Wednesday faced a major crisis as arrested mining baron G. Janardhana Reddy moved to prove the hold he and his brothers have over Bellary by propping up a rebel candidate for a by-poll in the iron-ore rich district.

Foolish to hope blackmoney in Swiss banks: Hegde

Key Team Anna member N Santosh Hegde has said that it's foolish to expect blackmoney stashed away in Swiss banks by Indians as they would have "cleaned out" by now and transferred it to other tax havens.

Yeddyurappa rubbishes reports on new party

Rubbishing speculations that he might float his own outfit following reported differences with the BJP top brass, former Karnataka chief minister BS Yeddyurappa on Wednesday said he would work for strengthening the party as a loyal worker.

HC adjourns Yeddyurappa bail hearing to Nov 8

Former Karnataka chief minister BS Yeddyurappa will continue to remain in jail as the state high court on Friday adjourned to November 8 further hearing on his second bail application in a graft case.

FIR against Karnataka minister

In more embarrassment for the ruling BJP in Karnataka, Lokayukta Police today registered an FIR against industries minister Murugesh Nirani in connection with alleged irregularities in denotification of lands acquired for industrial purposes.
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