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Siddaramaiah

Dimple Yadav Makes A Point

Open

It would be quite inaccurate to conclude that SP is not going to be combative towards BJP. But the soft signal it offered could not be missed

Strategy Or Compulsion: Srinivasan Sells India Cements to Birlas, Ring-Fences CSK

An aging Srinivasan and aging plants have pushed ICL, whose birth could be traced to the pre-Independence era, into the hands of UltraTech

Local Insertion

Karnataka’s experiment with reservations is a flawed idea

Stain on Siddaramaiah

An alleged land scam poses the gravest threat yet to the Karnataka chief minister

The Price of a Promise

Congress’ five election guarantees damage Karnataka’s reputation for fiscal prudence

Karnataka: Office Perks

Why a cash haul in Karnataka, with the money allegedly meant for the Telangana polls, raises uncomfortable questions for the Siddaramaiah government

Welfare Without Populism

The Modi government resists economic appeasement even as Opposition-ruled states revel in it

Paying the Price

The Congress government in Karnataka hikes borrowing and excise duty and slashes capital expenditure to fund its five poll guarantees

The Problem of Plenty

With too many commitments and contenders, Karnataka’s Congress government has to get its balancing act right

A Preface to the Future

Minority appeasement has paid off but how far will Congress go?

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