Yediyurappa  

Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa (fondly known as BSY) is doing a tightrope walk. No, it is not just about the majority he needs to prove that we are talking about. BSY has to face and solve several other issues. We have compiled three of them. 

Yeddyurappa has changed his name to Yediyurappa just before swearing in as the chief minister of Karnataka, the fourth time. He is the first chief minister to be sworn in four times lasting for really short durations including 48 hours.
 

Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa has his roots in a small village Bookanakere of Mandya district. As he visited his hometown on July 27 after swearing-in, we go back in history and tell you how he has risen through the ranks and the controversy surrounding the death of his wife.

In a meeting held on Friday at the Taj West End Hotel in Bengaluru after Yediyurappa took oath as Karnataka CM, the JD(S) legislators seemed split into two factions - one stating that the party needs to support BJP either by aligning with it or by supporting it from the outside and the other stating that they need to remain as the opposition, said party leader GT Devegowda
 

BS Yediyurappa may have been sworn in as Karnataka chief minister, but there are problems aplenty for him to solve. Who does he accommodate in his Cabinet and who does he leave out? That is the question for which he, probably, has no answer.

 

The new spelling of chief minister of Karnataka is BS Yediyurappa. Based on astrological advice, the CM has preferred this spelling. He hopes to give a balanced and clean governance and complete the whole term after warding of the bad luck that accompanied him when he was called Yeddyurappa

BJP leader BS Yediyurappa has been sworn in as the chief minister of Karnataka at the Raj Bhavan in Bengaluru today and celebrations have already begun outside his residence. Scientists at the Aryabhatta Research Institute of Observational Sciences (ARIES) have discovered 28 new variable stars in the Milky Way galaxy. Watch MyNation in 100 seconds for the top headlines from across the country. 
 

Now when the BJP leader is sworn in as the CM of Karnataka for the fourth time, we'll have to wait and see if the 'I' in ‘Yediyurappa’ will bring him good luck, and not remain a 2018 repeat. Yediyurappa is to face floor test on Monday (July 29)

The Bharatiya Janata Party has taken a huge gamble by staking claim to form government in Karnataka, with no robust numbers on its side.

 

CM-designate Yediyurappa has changed his name from Yeddyurappa to Yediyurappa as per an astrologer’s advice. As a matter of fact, this is the spelling which he used till 2007, when he became the CM.