There are seven vacancies in the state cabinet, which has a maximum strength of 34. While the Congress has six vacancies out of its share, the JDS has one. read more

In a brief meeting with Rahu Gandhi at his residence, Kumaraswamy apprised him about the 100-day performance of the coalition government in Karnataka. read more

The former chief minister’s remarks kicked up a controversy with some seeing it as having an unsettling effect on the JDS-Congress government. read more

Karnataka CM claimed that he knew how to take care of the legislators in his party and keep them happy, and mocked reports suggesting that some of them were ready to jump ship and bring down the coalition government. read more

Continuing with his letter writing spree, former Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah has shot off another missive to current CM HD Kumaraswamy, asking him to reconsider shifting the film city from Mysuru to Ramanagara. read more

Karnataka Congress leader KB Koliwad didn\'t name anyone. However, he said some party leaders were ‘not able to digest’ the coalition government and were giving trouble to chief minister HD Kumaraswamy. read more

Kolar villagers remain wary of multi-crore project due to the “poor quality” of water being supplied. read more

Gundu Rao, considered a safe and non-controversial choice, enjoys the backing of former chief minister Siddaramaiah. Both he and Khandre were contenders for ministerial berths in the Kumaraswamy government. read more

The rocky start to the Congress-JD(S) coalition government in Karnataka appears to be continuing as speculation over a brewing internal feud in the Congress grow. read more

Janata Dal (Secular) chief H D Deve Gowda says chief minister H D Kumaraswamy won’t be wrong in presenting a full budget. read more

Dissent within Karnataka Congress over cabinet expansion has been festering, and over time, the anger has concentrated on state unit chief G Parameshwara. Many Congress leaders believe Parameshwara had only looked after his own interests in ensuring... read more

In the video telecast by the regional TV channels on Tuesday, Siddaramaiah can be heard purportedly speaking sceptically about the JD(S)-Congress Karnataka government completing its five years term. read more

Siddaramaiah said the drafting committee for the common minimum programme would have three Congress and two JD(S) members and the names of the members would be announced on Friday. read more

Siddaramaiah, who is the leader of Karnataka Congress Legislature Party, says he has had talks with everyone, including MB Patil, who were reportedly unhappy over not becoming a minister. read more

Though Siddaramaiah was elected the Congress Legislature Party leader and KPCC president and G Parameshwara was made deputy CM, there is a leadership vacuum in the Karnataka Congress. read more