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BS Yediyurappa Names 3 Deputies As Karnataka Cabinet Portfolios Announced
Karnataka to have 3 deputy chief ministers as BS Yediyurappa announces cabinet portfolios
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"Believe In Forget And Forgive," Says BS Yediyurappa Ahead Of Trust Vote
BS Yediyurappa, who took oath as the Chief Minister of Karnataka last Friday, won the trust vote in the state assembly, prove majority of his three-day old government. Mr Yediyurappa said he would not indulge in "politics of vengeance" and that he believed in the "forget and forgive principle". The trust vote comes a day after eleven rebel lawmaker...
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BJP To Give Stable Government Under BS Yediyurappa: Amit Shah
BJP president Amit Shah on Friday congratulated BS Yediyurappa after he took oath as Karnataka chief minister, and expressed confidence that the party will run a stable, pro-farmer and development-oriented government under him.
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BS Yediyurappa, Spelled Differently, Takes Oath, Trust Vote On Monday: 10 Points
The BJP's BS Yediyurappa was sworn in for the fourth time as Karnataka Chief Minister on Friday, three days after the fall of the 14-month-old Congress-Janata Dal Secular coalition in a test of strength. Mr Yediyurappa says he will prove his majority in the Assembly at 10 am on Monday. His BJP, with the support of 106 lawmakers, is six short of a m...
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BS Yediyurappa Swearing-In Ceremony LIVE Updates: BS Yediyurappa Sworn-In As Karnataka Chief Minister For The Fourth Time
BJP leader BS Yediyurappa took oath this evening to form the government in Karnataka.
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BJP's BS Yediyurappa To Take Oath As Karnataka Chief Minister Soon
The BJP's BS Yediyurappa will be sworn in for the fourth time as Karnataka Chief Minister soon, three days after the coalition government led by HD Kumaraswamy failed a test of strength. Mr Yediyurappa met with Governor Vajubhai Vala this morning to stake claim and urged him to schedule an oath ceremony today. Mr Yediyurappa has to prove his majori...
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BJP MLAs Walk Out Of Karnataka Assembly Ahead of Trust Vote: 10 Points
The BJP walked out of the Karnataka assembly just before the trust vote, throwing a dare at chief minister HD Kumaraswamy. "Let's see how long you last," said BS Yeddyurappa, as he staged a dramatic walkout from the House. The 58-year-old Janata Dal Secular leader, who was sworn in on Wednesday, has the support of 117 MLAs from the JD(S)-Congress-B...
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In Karnataka, Second Floor Test In A Week, This Time For HD Kumaraswamy
The Karnataka Legislative Assembly is scheduled to meet on May 25 for the floor test of the newly formed Congress-JDS coalition government headed by Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy.
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Yeddyurappa, Who Quit After 2 Days, Says Congress-JDS Won't Last Even 3 Months
BS Yeddyurappa, who was Karnataka chief minister for 55 hours before he resigned ahead of a trust vote, predicts that his successor HD Kumaraswamy's government won't last "even three months".
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Chief Minister Swearing-In: Historic To See So Many Leaders Come Together, Says HD Kumaraswamy On Oath Ceremony
JDS leader HD Kumaraswamy sworn-in as the chief minister of Karnataka along with his deputy G Parameshwara, the Karnataka Congress chief. Karnataka sees its second swearing-in ceremony in less than a week after BJP's BS Yeddyurappa resigned on Saturday minutes before the floor test in the state assembly.
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Yeddyurappa Alleges Poll Violations In Karnataka, Writes To Election Body
A day after cases of voter verifiable paper audit trail (VVPAT) machines were found abandoned in a shed in Vijayapur district of Karnataka, state BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa has written to the election commission, alleging "grave irregularities" in the recently conducted assembly elections.
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"Not Natural Allies But..": Congress Leader On Ties With Deve Gowda Party
The Congress and the Janata Dal Secular that came together to form an alliance after the election results were declared are "not natural allies" but driven by the common objective to keep BS Yeddyurappa's BJP out of power in Karnataka, a senior state Congress leader told NDTV.
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HD Kumaraswamy Oath On Wednesday, Invites Rahul Gandhi, Mayawati
HD Kumaraswamy picked up his invite to be Karnataka's next chief minister from Governor Vajubhai Vala on Saturday evening, hours after the governor's first, but controversial choice to run the state - BS Yeddyurappa - sent in his resignation. As he walked out of Raj Bhavan, Mr Kumaraswamy, the nominee of Congress-Janata Dal Secular alliance for the...
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"Democracy Won, Operation Lotus Failed": Siddaramaiah After Karnataka's "Big Victory"
Two days after he took oath as Karnataka's chief minister with a promise to form a BJP government in the state, BS Yeddyurappa resigned from the post, moments before the much-awaited trust vote as directed by the Supreme Court on Friday
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Karnataka Floor Test Highlights: HD Kumaraswamy's Swearing-In On Wednesday After Yeddyurappa Quits
Janata Dal Secular leader HD Kumaraswamy said he will take oath as the chief minister of Karnataka, hours after the BJP's BS Yeddyurappa resigned from the top post without facing a floor test. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) walked away from a Supreme Court-ordered floor test to prove it had the support of a majority of ...
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BS Yediyurappa Names 3 Deputies As Karnataka Cabinet Portfolios Announced
Karnataka to have 3 deputy chief ministers as BS Yediyurappa announces cabinet portfolios
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"Believe In Forget And Forgive," Says BS Yediyurappa Ahead Of Trust Vote
BS Yediyurappa, who took oath as the Chief Minister of Karnataka last Friday, won the trust vote in the state assembly, prove majority of his three-day old government. Mr Yediyurappa said he would not indulge in "politics of vengeance" and that he believed in the "forget and forgive principle". The trust vote comes a day after eleven rebel lawmaker...
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BJP To Give Stable Government Under BS Yediyurappa: Amit Shah
BJP president Amit Shah on Friday congratulated BS Yediyurappa after he took oath as Karnataka chief minister, and expressed confidence that the party will run a stable, pro-farmer and development-oriented government under him.
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BS Yediyurappa, Spelled Differently, Takes Oath, Trust Vote On Monday: 10 Points
The BJP's BS Yediyurappa was sworn in for the fourth time as Karnataka Chief Minister on Friday, three days after the fall of the 14-month-old Congress-Janata Dal Secular coalition in a test of strength. Mr Yediyurappa says he will prove his majority in the Assembly at 10 am on Monday. His BJP, with the support of 106 lawmakers, is six short of a m...
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BS Yediyurappa Swearing-In Ceremony LIVE Updates: BS Yediyurappa Sworn-In As Karnataka Chief Minister For The Fourth Time
BJP leader BS Yediyurappa took oath this evening to form the government in Karnataka.
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BJP's BS Yediyurappa To Take Oath As Karnataka Chief Minister Soon
The BJP's BS Yediyurappa will be sworn in for the fourth time as Karnataka Chief Minister soon, three days after the coalition government led by HD Kumaraswamy failed a test of strength. Mr Yediyurappa met with Governor Vajubhai Vala this morning to stake claim and urged him to schedule an oath ceremony today. Mr Yediyurappa has to prove his majori...
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BJP MLAs Walk Out Of Karnataka Assembly Ahead of Trust Vote: 10 Points
The BJP walked out of the Karnataka assembly just before the trust vote, throwing a dare at chief minister HD Kumaraswamy. "Let's see how long you last," said BS Yeddyurappa, as he staged a dramatic walkout from the House. The 58-year-old Janata Dal Secular leader, who was sworn in on Wednesday, has the support of 117 MLAs from the JD(S)-Congress-B...
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In Karnataka, Second Floor Test In A Week, This Time For HD Kumaraswamy
The Karnataka Legislative Assembly is scheduled to meet on May 25 for the floor test of the newly formed Congress-JDS coalition government headed by Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy.
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Yeddyurappa, Who Quit After 2 Days, Says Congress-JDS Won't Last Even 3 Months
BS Yeddyurappa, who was Karnataka chief minister for 55 hours before he resigned ahead of a trust vote, predicts that his successor HD Kumaraswamy's government won't last "even three months".
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Chief Minister Swearing-In: Historic To See So Many Leaders Come Together, Says HD Kumaraswamy On Oath Ceremony
JDS leader HD Kumaraswamy sworn-in as the chief minister of Karnataka along with his deputy G Parameshwara, the Karnataka Congress chief. Karnataka sees its second swearing-in ceremony in less than a week after BJP's BS Yeddyurappa resigned on Saturday minutes before the floor test in the state assembly.
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Yeddyurappa Alleges Poll Violations In Karnataka, Writes To Election Body
A day after cases of voter verifiable paper audit trail (VVPAT) machines were found abandoned in a shed in Vijayapur district of Karnataka, state BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa has written to the election commission, alleging "grave irregularities" in the recently conducted assembly elections.
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"Not Natural Allies But..": Congress Leader On Ties With Deve Gowda Party
The Congress and the Janata Dal Secular that came together to form an alliance after the election results were declared are "not natural allies" but driven by the common objective to keep BS Yeddyurappa's BJP out of power in Karnataka, a senior state Congress leader told NDTV.
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HD Kumaraswamy Oath On Wednesday, Invites Rahul Gandhi, Mayawati
HD Kumaraswamy picked up his invite to be Karnataka's next chief minister from Governor Vajubhai Vala on Saturday evening, hours after the governor's first, but controversial choice to run the state - BS Yeddyurappa - sent in his resignation. As he walked out of Raj Bhavan, Mr Kumaraswamy, the nominee of Congress-Janata Dal Secular alliance for the...
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"Democracy Won, Operation Lotus Failed": Siddaramaiah After Karnataka's "Big Victory"
Two days after he took oath as Karnataka's chief minister with a promise to form a BJP government in the state, BS Yeddyurappa resigned from the post, moments before the much-awaited trust vote as directed by the Supreme Court on Friday
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Karnataka Floor Test Highlights: HD Kumaraswamy's Swearing-In On Wednesday After Yeddyurappa Quits
Janata Dal Secular leader HD Kumaraswamy said he will take oath as the chief minister of Karnataka, hours after the BJP's BS Yeddyurappa resigned from the top post without facing a floor test. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) walked away from a Supreme Court-ordered floor test to prove it had the support of a majority of ...
