Bengaluru, July 3 (IANS) One month after D.K. Shivakumar assumed office as the Chief Minister of Karnataka, the state continues to function with only 13 ministers, leaving 20 Cabinet berths vacant despite the Council of Ministers being permitted to have up to 34 members.The prolonged delay in Cabinet expansion, attributed to political calculations and lobbying within the ruling Congress, has left several key departments without dedicated ministers at a time when the state is grappling with a sev…
Trending
- Dark Movie Review: Ajay Karthi’s Atmospheric Horror-Thriller Delivers Genuine Chills
- Super Subbu Review: Sundeep Kishan’s Bold Netflix Series Blends Humour, Heart, and a Powerful Message
- Nevermind 2026 Movie Review: Rituparna Sengupta Anchors a Hauntingly Atmospheric Bengali Mystery-Drama
- Rao Bahadur Movie Review: Satyadev Delivers a Career-Defining Performance in This Bold Psychological Drama
- Graamaayana Movie Review: Vinay Rajkumar’s Heartfelt Rural Drama Wins Hearts
- Alpha Movie Review: Alia Bhatt and Sharvari Redefine Action Cinema in YRF’s Boldest Spy Universe Chapter Yet
- Nagabandham: The Secret Treasure Movie Review — A Grand Mythological Adventure Worth Experiencing
- Isakapatnam Review: Aishwarya Rajesh and Samuthirakani Deliver a Gripping Coastal Crime Saga