Bureau Chief - Karnataka Political Reporting
Bharath Joshi is a Bureau Chief at Karnataka Political Reporting. He covers a diverse range of topics, including elections, government, politics, public policy, and water management, with a focus on regional interests and world news. Bharath's work has been featured in Deccan Herald.
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Bharath Joshi mainly covers government and politics in the Indian state of Karnataka, particularly focusing on local developments in Bengaluru. His articles predominantly feature government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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Karnataka has a total of 62.56 lakh acres of government land.
By: Bharath Joshi
Karnataka Congress president B K Hariprasad ordered a show-cause notice to a woman leader from the party for her alleged involvement in the ‘sting operation' against Siddaramaiah.
By: Bharath Joshi
The Karnataka CM said he had credible information that there were attempts to conduct a ‘sting operation' on his ministers.
By: Bharath Joshi
Karnataka scheme benefits: State departments can now issue services under two thousand rupees instantly and verify eligibility later using Aadhaar.
By: Bharath Joshi
Targeting Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, Ashoka wrote: 'When your own Cabinet ministers expose a web of internal blackmail and betrayal, it proves your administration is rotten to the core.'
By: Bharath Joshi
The BJP leader alleged that Muniyappa Enterprises was awarded the contract despite failing to meet turnover criteria, and claimed security deposits worth Rs 12.99 crore were waived.
By: Bharath Joshi
According to the final electoral roll, which will be published on Tuesday, there are more women voters than men
By: Bharath Joshi
Karnataka voters: Special Intensive Revision cuts 99.32 lakh names, leaving 4.55 crore voters on final electoral roll with more women than men participating in upcoming elections across the state.
By: Bharath Joshi
As per the final electoral rolls, Karnataka has 4.55 crore voters. Before the SIR started, there were 5.54 crore voters on the rolls. The size of the electoral roll is down by 99.32 lakh voters.
By: Bharath Joshi
'The SIR in Karnataka was done right because of our protests and training. Our argument is that SIR should have happened in the same manner in other states,' Satish argued.
