Crisis  

These are a samples of headlines from various dailies in the last few months. As can be seen, there is a huge crisis in engineering college education in Tamil Nadu, and the worrying part is, there is no apparent solution to the problem.

At a time when the state of Tamil Nadu is reeling under acute water crisis, two villages in Ramanathapuram district were left protesting for better water supply. District collector Veera Raghava Rao has asked the local panchayat officials to arrange water supply. 

The game begins now! As incumbent chief minister HD Kumaraswamy who resigned, failed in the trust vote and BS Yeddyurappa will get to hold the reins, he will realise that the accommodation of 15 rebel MLAs in the government will not be practically feasible.

Karnataka crisis has come to an end. At last Kumaraswamy failed to prove majority and stepped down with his remaining MLAs. Was he a victim of 'operation kamala'? Should Yeddyurappa the be conferred a doctorate? Watch Just For Laughs on MyNation to find out.

Chief minister HD Kumaraswamy-led coalition suffered an ignominious defeat in the trust vote, with the BJP securing 105 as against 99 by the coalition.

Kumaraswamy-led govt loses trust vote 99 - 105. The voting took place under the Speaker Ramesh Kumar's supervision.

Congress workers took to protesting in front of the Nitesh apartments, Race Course Road, Bengaluru alleging that two MLAs are lodged in the building. Karnataka Police is trying to bring the situation under control

The Karnataka Speaker has  issued a deadline of 6 pm for CM HD Kumaraswamy to prove his majority. Meanwhile, Mumbai Police detained Congress members as they protested in front of Renaissance Hotel, where the 15 rebel MLAs of the Congress-JD(S) coalition, who had approached the Supreme Court are lodged.  

Karnataka crisis is status quo and the opposition is waiting for the government to fall, but the coalition government is delaying the trust vote, making sure they buy time to make a desperate attempt to restore the House in order. Exasperated? Here is how Karnataka politics looks right now, especially after the Chandrayaan 2 launch.

Ramesh Kumar, the Speaker of the Karnataka Assembly had adjourned the confidence motion sought by chief minister HD Kumaraswamy not once but thrice. This has raised several doubts about the way he conducts the House, prima facie, instilling fears that he might be resorting to nepotism. 

Speaker Ramesh Kumar slams Karnataka rebel MLAs and calls them ‘ignorant’. He also said they have become MLAs just to show off.

Bengaluru: Karnataka assembly was adjourned a third time on July 23 in the last one week. Amid ruckus in the House, Speaker Ramesh Kumar adjourned the House and said the government has to prove its majority by 6 pm on July 23.  
 

With Karnataka rebel MLAs refusing to return from a Mumbai resort sending videos instead, and the chief minister in the hot seat, but only for a short while it seems like, the entertainment unfolding before the eyes of the people is much like an episode of Weekend with Ramesh.

As Karnataka gets ready for the floor test, we look at the fate of the Gowda family. Former Prime Minister HD Deve Gowda and his son, HD Kumaraswamy, the incumbent chief minister of Karnataka have had a history of not completing their tenures in office.

Reacting to Karnataka political crisis, farmers from Kolar put masks of Karnataka MLAs to dogs and pigs and flung cow dung on the posters of MLAs. They demanded President's rule in the state.