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Karnataka BJP Leadership Crisis Resolved
The BJP today bought peace with the party rebels in Karnataka demanding the removal of B S Yeddyruppa who will continue as chief minister while a coordination committee will oversee its affairs in the state.
New, More Dangerous Hindu Extremist Groups Emerge in India
After more than a decade of severe persecution, India's Christian minority is growing increasingly concerned over the mushrooming of newer and more deadly Hindu extremist groups.
Raj will ride a chariot for Shilpa
The real inside story on Shilpaa s wedding plans! Instead of the traditional ghoda bringing the dulha to Shilpa Shettya s doorsteps, Raj Kundra has decided to ride into his beguma s baraat on an elaborate chariot.
Karnataka: dissidents dig their heels in
NEW DELHI: Under sustained pressure from the rebels, Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa is believed to have reconciled to dropping close confidante Shobha Karandlaje from the Cabinet.
Milk to yogurt, in 10 minutes flat
You can turn milk into yogurt within 10 minutes or pump toxins out of your cattle.
Yeddyurappa hopes crisis will end soon
Ahead of his meeting with BJP central leadership, which has summoned him in the face of a revolt against him, Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa on Wednesday expressed hope that the impasse would end soon.
BJP leaders hear views of rebel Karnataka factions
New Delhi, Nov 3 : BJP central leaders today continued to hear the views of the warring Karnataka factions supporting and opposing Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa, even as they made it clear that they would consider no demand for change of leadership in the state but were open to hear their grievances.
Karnataka: Reddys reject formula; CM talks tough
BANGALORE: The political crisis in Karnataka remained intractable with both chief minister B S Yeddyurappa and the Reddy brothers refusing to budge from their stance on Tuesday.
BJP claims Karnataka leadership crisis solved
Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa will remain in the post, Bharatiya Janata Party president Rajnath Singh said yesterday, putting an end to the intense leadership tussle plaguing the party's first government in the south.
Chidambaram praises corporates for helping flood hit
Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram Monday lauded the corporate sector for coming forward to build houses and other facilities for the flood affected in north Karnataka.
Yummy Kannada cuisine at Dakshin food fest
India Gazette Monday 2nd November, 2009 How about some Popai Bhaji, a Mangalorean curry masala made with raw papaya and greens, or Halwa Fugad, a spicy pomfret dish, or maybe, Rasayana - a broth made of tomato and pepper.
Karnataka BJP crisis deteriorates
With the Reddy faction refusing to compromise for anything less than a change in the state leadership, the party high command has now decided to tell Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa [ Images ] to pre-pone his visit to New Delhi [ Images ]. The CM was initially supposed to go to New Delhi on November 4 but he may meet with the high command later on ...
City youngsters play good Samaritans to Karnataka flood victims
Like scores of other villages in north Karnataka, Amaragol and Hole Hadagali also suffered death and destruction in floods.
PANAJI: Two more Sanatan Sanstha associates, including an MBA, were arrested in Goa Saturday in connection with the Diwali eve blast in Margao in which two members of the Hindu group were killed while carrying a bomb, police said.
Seminar on development of coastal Karnataka
MANGALORE: The organising committee of the World Tulu Conference, scheduled to be held at Ujire from December 10 to 13, will conduct a pre-conference seminar here on Saturday.
Oxfam provides hygiene kits to flood survivors
Strengthening its water, sanitation and public health support in flood-affected villages in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, Oxfam India has started distributing hygiene kits to the survivors of the devastating floods.
Reddy launches second housing project in Gadag
The Reddy brothers continued the launching of housing projects for flood victims on the second day today.
12 cases of death of women in KSRTC bus-stand in Mysore to be reopened
Mysore: The Mysore city police has decided to reopen all the cases pertaining to the death of unidentified women at the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation suburban bus-stand on the Mysore-Nilgiri Road in Mysore in the past few years.
Karnataka plans 8,000 Mw from gas-based power plants
Power-starved Karnataka is turning to gas-based power projects in the state to tide over the power crisis.
Appearance of A226V mutant Chikungunya virus in Coastal Karnataka, India during 2008 outbreak
Chikungunya has resurged in the form of unprecedented explosive epidemic in 2006 after a long gap in India affecting 1.39 million of persons.
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