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The Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) filed a complaint against union minister Anant Kumar Hegde for his remarks against Rahul Gandhi. 'Has the Congress forgotten the many statements made against PM Modi?' asks BJP.

Tejaswini Ananth Kumar on Wednesday visited Siddaganga Mutt to seek blessings from seers ahead of Lok Sabha election in Karnataka.

After questioning whether Rahul Gandhi is Rajiv Gandhi's son, BJP leader Ananth Kumar Hegde claims that Rahul Gandhi does not know anything about Rafale jets
 

The Karnataka BJP leaders on Monday visited former chief minister R Ashoka and were unanimous in their recommendation of fielding Tejaswini Ananth Kumar from Bangalore South.

BJP leader Ananth Kumar Hegde lashed out at the Congress for seeking proof on the recent air strike on Pakistan

Asad is a lawyer by profession and Anam is a fashion designer and stylist for her sister Sania Mirza
 

The five-second video clip shows Ganesh in a vulnerable position and Anand Singh is seen holding his collar, inside the resort

As KL Rahul's career progressed and he played in unfamiliar conditions, his batting form dropped and suddenly there was a whole list of failures for fans and pundits to analyse

Indian Air Force (IAF) on Tuesday destroyed Jaish-e-Mohammad’s biggest camp, which had the facility to accommodate almost 600 terrorists at a time with all resort-like amenities

Congress MLA JN Ganesh, accused of attacking fellow party member Anand Singh, was sent to judicial remand after his arrest on Wednesday. The MLA will be in custody till March 6. 

Kampli Congress MLA JN Ganesh, who had attacked fellow party man and Vijayanagara MLA Anand Singh at Eagleton Resort, Bengaluru, last month, was arrested by the Bidadi Police in Gujarat and has been brought to Bengaluru. He will soon be taken to Bidadi police station.

In a lighter vein, Union minister for skill development Anant Kumar Hegde made fun of the media saying it had not written anything in his favour for the last 10 years and that it was imperative that no one watches TV or reads newspapers in order to stay healthy
 

 Smriti Irani said that religious practices should be "respected" and anyone breaching them just to 'make headlines' would do a great disservice to the country's diversity.