Lakshman Savadi

A decades-old border dispute between Maharashtra and Karnataka spun off into a firestorm of political bickering on Wednesday with claims and counterclaims between the two states. Hitting back at Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray for raising the issue at a public event with a demand for the disputed areas to be carved out into a union terr...

The probe panel that was investigating the Karnataka porn scandal has tabled its report and two of the three MLAs, CC Patil and J Krishna Palemar, have not been found guilty. However, the committee, set up by the Assembly, has found evidence to merit action against the third MLA - Lakshman S Savadi and has recommended action against him.

Of the trio of former ministers accused of watching porn in the Karnataka Assembly, two have reason to exhale. A committee, set up by the Assembly, has found there is evidence to merit action against only one of them - Lakshman S Savadi.

After three ministers were caught watching porn on a cellphone in the Karnataka Assembly, a committee was set up of seven MLAs to investigate the incident. The ministers - Lakshman S Savadi, CC Patil and J Krishna Palemar had to resign - were forced to resign by their party, the BJP. The seven MLAs who are meant to interrogate them seem to lack re...

Karnataka Assembly Speaker K G Bopaiah today rejected a plea by three former ministers for a week's time to file reply to the show-cause notices issued by him on the porn-watching episode in the Legislative Assembly.

The BJP in Karnataka is dealing with the consequences of three of its ministers who allegedly watched porn on a cellphone in the Assembly yesterday. Here are 10 new developments in the scandal.

After two Karnataka ministers were allegedly filmed watching porn on a cellphone in the Assembly, one of them held a press conference to deny the accusations. Lakshman Savadi said the cellphone he used to view the content was not his. He also said the clip he watched "was of four people molesting a foreigner."

A decades-old border dispute between Maharashtra and Karnataka spun off into a firestorm of political bickering on Wednesday with claims and counterclaims between the two states. Hitting back at Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray for raising the issue at a public event with a demand for the disputed areas to be carved out into a union terr...

The probe panel that was investigating the Karnataka porn scandal has tabled its report and two of the three MLAs, CC Patil and J Krishna Palemar, have not been found guilty. However, the committee, set up by the Assembly, has found evidence to merit action against the third MLA - Lakshman S Savadi and has recommended action against him.

Of the trio of former ministers accused of watching porn in the Karnataka Assembly, two have reason to exhale. A committee, set up by the Assembly, has found there is evidence to merit action against only one of them - Lakshman S Savadi.

After three ministers were caught watching porn on a cellphone in the Karnataka Assembly, a committee was set up of seven MLAs to investigate the incident. The ministers - Lakshman S Savadi, CC Patil and J Krishna Palemar had to resign - were forced to resign by their party, the BJP. The seven MLAs who are meant to interrogate them seem to lack re...

Karnataka Assembly Speaker K G Bopaiah today rejected a plea by three former ministers for a week's time to file reply to the show-cause notices issued by him on the porn-watching episode in the Legislative Assembly.

The BJP in Karnataka is dealing with the consequences of three of its ministers who allegedly watched porn on a cellphone in the Assembly yesterday. Here are 10 new developments in the scandal.

After two Karnataka ministers were allegedly filmed watching porn on a cellphone in the Assembly, one of them held a press conference to deny the accusations. Lakshman Savadi said the cellphone he used to view the content was not his. He also said the clip he watched "was of four people molesting a foreigner."