A three-day literary festival, aimed at understanding the history of Bahmani and Rashtrakuta rulers of the erstwhile Deccan state, will kick on 4 March.
Even before the assertion of Kannada pride under Siddaramaiah, non-native speakers started learning the language. But imposition remains a thorny issue.
After ‘Siddu beef biryani’ video, BJP comes out with another clip highlighting alleged ill-treatment faced by IAS, IPS officers under Congress rule in the state.
BJP’s Karnataka in-charge opens up on its poll strategy, the key issues ahead of the state elections, and on allegations against CM candidate Yeddyurappa.
The BJP is running a series of ‘parivartan yatras’ in Karnataka, and getting feedback on its strengths and weaknesses in each part of the Congress-ruled state.
Without a Congress revival, there can be no challenge to the BJP pan-nationally. Modi’s party is growing, and almost entirely at the cost of the Congress.
Hehehe. Bjp Karnataka claims that credit goes to all govts , past and present. Wanted Fali Nariman to be changed. Rajeev is true and loyal to his political Masters. Learn to give credit where it is due. Another crony in service of the jhumla master
Thank God we have the Supreme Court. Even those disappointed by its award – we have seen incidents of violence and arson over this issue recently in Karnataka – do not question its impartiality. No matter how emotive an issue is – think Ayodhya – it should not fall always to the apex court to take the responsibility and opprobrium for a tough decision. That is what the political class is meant for. To balance, reconcile, harmonise the conflicting claims of different sections of society. Not an easy task at the best of times in a still poor country, it becomes impossible when politics assumes a divisive, take no prisoners style.
Hehehe. Bjp Karnataka claims that credit goes to all govts , past and present. Wanted Fali Nariman to be changed. Rajeev is true and loyal to his political Masters. Learn to give credit where it is due. Another crony in service of the jhumla master
Thank God we have the Supreme Court. Even those disappointed by its award – we have seen incidents of violence and arson over this issue recently in Karnataka – do not question its impartiality. No matter how emotive an issue is – think Ayodhya – it should not fall always to the apex court to take the responsibility and opprobrium for a tough decision. That is what the political class is meant for. To balance, reconcile, harmonise the conflicting claims of different sections of society. Not an easy task at the best of times in a still poor country, it becomes impossible when politics assumes a divisive, take no prisoners style.