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Blog: What I Learnt While Covering Sushma Swaraj's Campaign
- Wednesday August 7, 2019
- Blog | Maya Sharma
Sushma Swaraj did not disappear from Bellary after her defeat. She visited the city for many consecutive years on the occasion of the Varamahalakshmi Puja which she celebrated with the Reddy family.
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Elections 2014: Reddy brothers' clout to be tested in Bellary
- Friday April 4, 2014
- Elections News | Devesh Kumar
Bellary is expected to test the popularity of the Siddaramaiah government in Karnataka. The iron ore-rich constituency had come under the BJP's control in 2004, thanks largely to the clout of mining baron Janardhan Reddy and his two brothers. Their close associate B Sriramulu is now in the fray from the reserved seat, but the Reddy brothers are no ...
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Will Bellary's Sriramulu hurt BJP's anti-graft plank?
- Wednesday March 26, 2014
- Elections News | Written by Maya Sharma
In this election, B Sriramulu, who returned recently to the BJP, takes on a retired chief justice, the Congress' NY Hanumanthappa. However, Mr Sriramulu will be contesting without the blessing of his former mentor Sushma Swaraj.
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Controversial politician Sriramulu named BJP candidate despite Sushma Swaraj's opposition
- Friday March 21, 2014
- Elections News | Written by Rahul Shrivastava
The BJP has named a controversial politician as one of its candidates in Karnataka despite strong opposition from senior party leader Sushma Swaraj, who went public with her displeasure.
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BS Sriramulu re-joins BJP, says Sushma Swaraj 'like my mother'
- Friday March 14, 2014
- Elections News | Maya Sharma
BS Sriramulu, close aid of the jailed mining baron Janardhan Reddy, re-joined the BJP in Bangalore today. Mr Sriramulu had left the party and formed the BSR Congress after differences with the party leadership. But he is now all set to return to the fold - and is expected to get the ticket from the iron-ore rich constituency of Bellary. The seat is...
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Karnataka elections: Reddy brothers' clout waning, Congress hopes to wrest Bellary from BJP
- Friday April 26, 2013
- Assembly | Maya Sharma
The iron-ore rich district of Bellary in Karnataka shot into national prominence politically in 1999 when Congress chief Sonia Gandhi took on and defeated the BJP's Sushma Swaraj in the Lok Sabha elections.
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What about Reddy brothers, Lalu asks BJP
- Tuesday August 28, 2012
- India News | Indo-Asian News Service
Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief Lalu Prasad on Tuesday targeted the BJP over its allegation that the government took hefty bribes ("mota maal") while allocating coal blocks, saying it must answer about its links with the Reddy brothers of Karnataka.
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Sushma vs Digvijaya on those troublesome Reddy bros
- Tuesday September 6, 2011
- India News | Agencies
The arrest of Janardhana Reddy - one among the trio of the powerful Reddy brothers of Bellary - has sparked off a political war of words between the two major parties, the Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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Sushma-Jaitley rift over Bellary brothers: BJP in firefight mode, RSS 'unhappy'
- Sunday May 29, 2011
- India News | NDTV Correspondent
Embarrassed over the very public rift within its top leadership over Karnataka's 'tainted' Bellary brothers, party president Nitin Gadkari today stepped in to do damage control. In a statement, Mr Gadkari clarified that the choice of inducting the mining magnate duo from Bellary - Janardhana Reddy and Karunakara Reddy - as ministers in the state go...
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Sushma in Bellary to support Reddy Brothers
- Friday August 20, 2010
- India News | NDTV Correspondent
This is Reddy land. And the BJP rules the state. So after the Congress' padyatra to Karnataka's Bellary to protest against illegal mining there, the BJP could scarcely leave well alone.No less than the mentor of the powerful Reddy brothers, senior party leader Sushma Swaraj is here today for the fourth and final rally in a series of public meetings...
- www.ndtv.com
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Blog: What I Learnt While Covering Sushma Swaraj's Campaign
- Wednesday August 7, 2019
- Blog | Maya Sharma
Sushma Swaraj did not disappear from Bellary after her defeat. She visited the city for many consecutive years on the occasion of the Varamahalakshmi Puja which she celebrated with the Reddy family.
- www.ndtv.com
-
Elections 2014: Reddy brothers' clout to be tested in Bellary
- Friday April 4, 2014
- Elections News | Devesh Kumar
Bellary is expected to test the popularity of the Siddaramaiah government in Karnataka. The iron ore-rich constituency had come under the BJP's control in 2004, thanks largely to the clout of mining baron Janardhan Reddy and his two brothers. Their close associate B Sriramulu is now in the fray from the reserved seat, but the Reddy brothers are no ...
- www.ndtv.com
-
Will Bellary's Sriramulu hurt BJP's anti-graft plank?
- Wednesday March 26, 2014
- Elections News | Written by Maya Sharma
In this election, B Sriramulu, who returned recently to the BJP, takes on a retired chief justice, the Congress' NY Hanumanthappa. However, Mr Sriramulu will be contesting without the blessing of his former mentor Sushma Swaraj.
- www.ndtv.com
-
Controversial politician Sriramulu named BJP candidate despite Sushma Swaraj's opposition
- Friday March 21, 2014
- Elections News | Written by Rahul Shrivastava
The BJP has named a controversial politician as one of its candidates in Karnataka despite strong opposition from senior party leader Sushma Swaraj, who went public with her displeasure.
- www.ndtv.com
-
BS Sriramulu re-joins BJP, says Sushma Swaraj 'like my mother'
- Friday March 14, 2014
- Elections News | Maya Sharma
BS Sriramulu, close aid of the jailed mining baron Janardhan Reddy, re-joined the BJP in Bangalore today. Mr Sriramulu had left the party and formed the BSR Congress after differences with the party leadership. But he is now all set to return to the fold - and is expected to get the ticket from the iron-ore rich constituency of Bellary. The seat is...
- www.ndtv.com
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Karnataka elections: Reddy brothers' clout waning, Congress hopes to wrest Bellary from BJP
- Friday April 26, 2013
- Assembly | Maya Sharma
The iron-ore rich district of Bellary in Karnataka shot into national prominence politically in 1999 when Congress chief Sonia Gandhi took on and defeated the BJP's Sushma Swaraj in the Lok Sabha elections.
- www.ndtv.com
-
What about Reddy brothers, Lalu asks BJP
- Tuesday August 28, 2012
- India News | Indo-Asian News Service
Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief Lalu Prasad on Tuesday targeted the BJP over its allegation that the government took hefty bribes ("mota maal") while allocating coal blocks, saying it must answer about its links with the Reddy brothers of Karnataka.
- www.ndtv.com
-
Sushma vs Digvijaya on those troublesome Reddy bros
- Tuesday September 6, 2011
- India News | Agencies
The arrest of Janardhana Reddy - one among the trio of the powerful Reddy brothers of Bellary - has sparked off a political war of words between the two major parties, the Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
- www.ndtv.com
-
Sushma-Jaitley rift over Bellary brothers: BJP in firefight mode, RSS 'unhappy'
- Sunday May 29, 2011
- India News | NDTV Correspondent
Embarrassed over the very public rift within its top leadership over Karnataka's 'tainted' Bellary brothers, party president Nitin Gadkari today stepped in to do damage control. In a statement, Mr Gadkari clarified that the choice of inducting the mining magnate duo from Bellary - Janardhana Reddy and Karunakara Reddy - as ministers in the state go...
- www.ndtv.com
-
Sushma in Bellary to support Reddy Brothers
- Friday August 20, 2010
- India News | NDTV Correspondent
This is Reddy land. And the BJP rules the state. So after the Congress' padyatra to Karnataka's Bellary to protest against illegal mining there, the BJP could scarcely leave well alone.No less than the mentor of the powerful Reddy brothers, senior party leader Sushma Swaraj is here today for the fourth and final rally in a series of public meetings...
- www.ndtv.com