
Karnataka Elections; Bipolar or Tripolar?
Karnataka has a history of multi-party politics, with no single party consistently dominating the political landscape. It has never re-elected ruling parties since 1989. While

Karnataka has a history of multi-party politics, with no single party consistently dominating the political landscape. It has never re-elected ruling parties since 1989. While

The Karnataka election campaign is culminating in a communal row about the ‘Bajrang Dal’ controversy. BJP hopes to sway the voters towards it by an

In a freewheeling conversation with The AIDEM, Sumalatha Ambareesh, renowned actor and Lok Sabha member from Mandya, dwells on her life in politics and cinema,

A ruling party with an inept leadership, a government whose main ‘claims to fame’ are a communally divisive agenda and allegations of corruption, a strong

Through “Karnataka Janathayonthike” (With the People of Karnataka), The AIDEM presents the opinion of common people about the impending elections to the Karnataka state assembly.
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