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India Election Results: BJP Sweeps Karnataka After State Poll Setback, Congress-JDS In Trouble
The BJP has swept Karnataka over the Congress and Janata Dal Secular alliance, which took power in the state exactly a year ago. The BJP was ahead in 24 of the state's 28 Lok Sabha seats. The Congress and JDS are ahead in only four.
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Close To 400 "All Women Pink Booths" In Karnataka's 1st Phase Of Polling
Close to 400 of the 30,164 polling stations in the 14 Lok Sabha seats in Karnataka where voting was held on Thursday were staffed exclusively by women, an official said on Thursday.
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Why BJP's Tejasvi Surya Won't Delete Controversial Past Tweets
Tejasvi Surya, the ruling BJP's candidate for the Bangalore South seat, has begun his campaign for the national election armed with a gag order on the media against any "defamatory and derogatory" content on him. His rivals and critics had to look no further than his Twitter timeline, a chronicle of controversial posts over the years.
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"Tejasvi Surya Will Hundred Per Cent Win", Says BS Yeddyurappa
Amid resentment within the Karnataka BJP on selection of candidate for the Bangalore South Lok Sabha seat, state unit chief BS Yeddyurappa on Wednesday said party nominee Tejasvi Surya would win and every one will work towards it.
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"Shocking," Says Ex-Minister's Wife After Losing Race For Bengaluru Seat
The BJP's decision to pick Tejasvi Surya as its candidate in the high-profile Bangalore South seat in Karnataka for the national election has left in shock a leader who had even started her campaign - Tejaswini Ananth Kumar.
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"OMG": Tejasvi Surya, 28, Tweets After BJP Names Him For Bangalore South
Tejasvi Surya, a young lawyer and a rising star in the BJP, has been named the party's candidate for the prestigious Bangalore South seat in Karnataka after much discussion and drama.
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BJP Fields Tejasvi Surya From High-Profile Bangalore South Seat
The BJP Monday released names of four more Lok Sabha election candidates and announced its nominee for Odisha's Bijepur assembly constituency, the second seat from where Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik is contesting the state polls.
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Sons and Proteges Get Ready For By-Elections in Karnataka
Karnataka is gearing up for by-elections in three assembly constituencies with sons and proteges looking to retain seats for their parties in the state assembly.
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Karnataka Students Selling Engineering, Medical Seats as Part of Rs 700 Crore Scam
The 'seat blocking scam' in Karnataka could well be worth over Rs 700 crore, involving some top engineering and medical colleges across the state.
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100 Crore 'Seat-Blocking' Scam in Karnataka's Medical, Engineering Colleges
A 'seat blocking scam' worth Rs 100 crore, involving engineering and medical students, has come to light in Karnataka in which about 39 alleged impersonators have been arrested till now.
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BJP looks for more than 20 seats in Karnataka
Banking on the "Narendra Modi wave" for a turnaround in its fortunes, BJP's Karnataka unit on Monday expressed confidence of winning more than 20 of the 28 Lok Sabha seats in the April 17 elections in the state.
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Low voter turnout shames India's IT city Bangalore
Prominent citizens of Bangalore are sorely disappointed at what they call the low voter turnout in the city in the general elections held on Thursday. The three seats in Bangalore city recorded a 54 per cent voter turnout. In 2009, the turnout was 58.81 per cent.
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In Karnataka, big guns battle it out
All 28 seats in Karnataka voted on Thursday - in a battle that has put pressure on state units of both the BJP and the Congress. And some of the contests, like the one in Bangalore South, have generated a huge amount of interest.
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Bangalore all set to vote on Thursday
Campaigning has ended in Karnataka and all 28 seats will go to the polls on Thursday. State capital Bangalore is being keenly fought over by politicians.
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Few women fighting for Lok Sabha seats in Karnataka
Platitudes notwithstanding, political parties are chary when it comes to giving representation to women in polls with the BJP fielding just one woman in the Lok Sabha elections in Karnataka and the Congress giving tickets to two women.
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India Election Results: BJP Sweeps Karnataka After State Poll Setback, Congress-JDS In Trouble
The BJP has swept Karnataka over the Congress and Janata Dal Secular alliance, which took power in the state exactly a year ago. The BJP was ahead in 24 of the state's 28 Lok Sabha seats. The Congress and JDS are ahead in only four.
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Close To 400 "All Women Pink Booths" In Karnataka's 1st Phase Of Polling
Close to 400 of the 30,164 polling stations in the 14 Lok Sabha seats in Karnataka where voting was held on Thursday were staffed exclusively by women, an official said on Thursday.
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Why BJP's Tejasvi Surya Won't Delete Controversial Past Tweets
Tejasvi Surya, the ruling BJP's candidate for the Bangalore South seat, has begun his campaign for the national election armed with a gag order on the media against any "defamatory and derogatory" content on him. His rivals and critics had to look no further than his Twitter timeline, a chronicle of controversial posts over the years.
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"Tejasvi Surya Will Hundred Per Cent Win", Says BS Yeddyurappa
Amid resentment within the Karnataka BJP on selection of candidate for the Bangalore South Lok Sabha seat, state unit chief BS Yeddyurappa on Wednesday said party nominee Tejasvi Surya would win and every one will work towards it.
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"Shocking," Says Ex-Minister's Wife After Losing Race For Bengaluru Seat
The BJP's decision to pick Tejasvi Surya as its candidate in the high-profile Bangalore South seat in Karnataka for the national election has left in shock a leader who had even started her campaign - Tejaswini Ananth Kumar.
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"OMG": Tejasvi Surya, 28, Tweets After BJP Names Him For Bangalore South
Tejasvi Surya, a young lawyer and a rising star in the BJP, has been named the party's candidate for the prestigious Bangalore South seat in Karnataka after much discussion and drama.
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BJP Fields Tejasvi Surya From High-Profile Bangalore South Seat
The BJP Monday released names of four more Lok Sabha election candidates and announced its nominee for Odisha's Bijepur assembly constituency, the second seat from where Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik is contesting the state polls.
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Sons and Proteges Get Ready For By-Elections in Karnataka
Karnataka is gearing up for by-elections in three assembly constituencies with sons and proteges looking to retain seats for their parties in the state assembly.
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Karnataka Students Selling Engineering, Medical Seats as Part of Rs 700 Crore Scam
The 'seat blocking scam' in Karnataka could well be worth over Rs 700 crore, involving some top engineering and medical colleges across the state.
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100 Crore 'Seat-Blocking' Scam in Karnataka's Medical, Engineering Colleges
A 'seat blocking scam' worth Rs 100 crore, involving engineering and medical students, has come to light in Karnataka in which about 39 alleged impersonators have been arrested till now.
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BJP looks for more than 20 seats in Karnataka
Banking on the "Narendra Modi wave" for a turnaround in its fortunes, BJP's Karnataka unit on Monday expressed confidence of winning more than 20 of the 28 Lok Sabha seats in the April 17 elections in the state.
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Low voter turnout shames India's IT city Bangalore
Prominent citizens of Bangalore are sorely disappointed at what they call the low voter turnout in the city in the general elections held on Thursday. The three seats in Bangalore city recorded a 54 per cent voter turnout. In 2009, the turnout was 58.81 per cent.
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In Karnataka, big guns battle it out
All 28 seats in Karnataka voted on Thursday - in a battle that has put pressure on state units of both the BJP and the Congress. And some of the contests, like the one in Bangalore South, have generated a huge amount of interest.
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Bangalore all set to vote on Thursday
Campaigning has ended in Karnataka and all 28 seats will go to the polls on Thursday. State capital Bangalore is being keenly fought over by politicians.
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Few women fighting for Lok Sabha seats in Karnataka
Platitudes notwithstanding, political parties are chary when it comes to giving representation to women in polls with the BJP fielding just one woman in the Lok Sabha elections in Karnataka and the Congress giving tickets to two women.
