Bangalore Candidates For Election 2014

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  Tejasvi Surya, Youngest BJP Candidate, Deletes 2014 Tweet On Women Bill

  Tejasvi Surya, the BJP's candidate for Bangalore South in Karnataka, is at the centre of attention since he was named for the high-profile constituency. With his antecedents now in the public glare, there is embarrassment in his camp over a five-year-old tweet that has now vanished from his timeline.

• Better halves doing their bit to ensure win for spouses in Bangalore

  Even as some candidates are out in the battlefield with their nose at the front, the better halves of Nandan Nilekani, Ananth Kumar and Geeta Shivarajkumar, are doing their bit to ensure their respective spouses win in their respective parliamentary constituencies.

• Karnataka's 4.6 crore voters have 434 candidates to choose from

  Karnataka's 46 million electorate is spoilt for choice as 434 candidates, including 21 women, woo them, with political parties rolling out their big guns for campaigning.

• In Karnataka, 560 nomination papers filed

  Nearly 560 candidates representing various political parties and Independents have filed nominations for the Lok Sabha polls in Karnataka, a senior election official said on Wednesday.

• AAP candidate V Balakrishnan declares assets worth Rs 190 crore

  Former Infosys Board Member and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) candidate for Bangalore Central Lok Sabha seat V Balakrishnan has declared his and his family's assets at about Rs 190 crore.

• Nandan Nilekani files nomination from South Bangalore

  Infosys co-founder and Congress candidate Nandan Nilekani today filed his nominations for the Bangalore South Lok Sabha constituency, where he is locked in a tough battle against BJP's five-time MP Ananth Kumar.

• The battle for Bangalore South

  An IT billionaire, a political veteran and a woman who has worked for three decades in the field of child welfare. The voters of Bangalore South certainly cannot complain of lack of variety in their candidates in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

• Elections 2014: Arvind Kejriwal's Bangalore road show draws curious crowds

  Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal began his road show in Bangalore on Saturday to campaign for his party's candidates contesting the general elections April 17 across Karnataka.

• Former JD(S) member C Narayanaswamy wins Congress primary for Bangalore North seat

  Former MP C Narayanaswamy, who switched loyalties to Congress from JD(S), today emerged victorious by a comfortable margin in the primary held by the party to choose its candidate for the Bangalore North seat.

• IIM professor takes on three politicians in Bangalore Congress primary

  Bangalore North is one of the constituencies around the country, chosen by the Congress for its primary process of selecting a candidate. The elections for this are on Thursday.

• In Bangalore, where Anna rallies were hits, AAP hopes for support

  The Aam Aadmi party has announced 13 candidates for Karnataka - a state for which the party has big hopes.