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- 2007
- Dharam urges holding of session at the earliest
Leader of the Opposition in the Karnataka Legislative Assembly N Dharam Singh today asked Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa to advance the Assembly session from November 23 for seeking vote of confidence for the newly installed BJP-JD(S) Government. ''It is a clear and persisting indication of instability,'' he told newspersons here, pointing to the postponement of the session for seeking trust vote from November 15 to November 23.
- Karnataka fails to ask funds properly: Dharam
Leader of the Opposition in Karnataka Legislative Assembly N Dharam Singh today dismissing Deputy Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa's charge that the Centre did not release funds to meet flood situation, said that the state government in turn had failed in asking for the funds in a proper manner.
- BJP day dreaming on assuming power in Karnataka: Dharam
Predicting that the Janata Dal (Secular) will not transfer power to its alliance partner Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the opposition leader in the Karnataka Assembly, Dharam Singh opined that the BJP was day-dreaming on the issue. Speaking to newspersons here today, Mr Singh said the JD(S) leaders had started repeating for joining hands with the communal BJP as they found minorities distanced themselves from the party and would not back it in any future election.
- Dharam Singh predicts mid-term poll in Karnataka
Leader of the Opposition N Dharam Singh today predicted mid-term polls in the state this year as he claimed the 'transfer of power from JD (S) to the BJP would not go through as expected.' Addressing the press here, Mr Singh said Wakf Minister Iqbal Ansari's remarks on the JD (S) MLAs wishing Mr H D Kumaraswamy continue as Chief Minister clearly indicted the transfer of power would not go through leading to a mid-term poll.
- Dharam turns tables on BJP over Mahadayi
Leader of the opposition in the assembly Dharam Singh has turned the tables on Bharatiya Janata Party, which has been campaigning against the Congress President Sonia Gandhi, who during the run up to the Goa assembly elections had reportedly spoken against the interests of Karanataka regarding the diversion of Mahadayi river, for providing drinking water to a number of north Karnataka towns.
- Dharam garam with non-spending DyCM
Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly N Dharam Singh on Friday made a scathing attack on Deputy Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa over “poor” spending of budgetary-allocation for 2006-07.
Addressing a media conference here, Mr Singh said with only a few days left for the presentation of the new budget, only 38 per cent of Rs 43,438 crore allocated for various projects and schemes had been spent so far. “How can the remaining money be spent in less than one month?”, he asked the Deputy Chief Minister.
- Dharam picks holes in govt policy
The JD(S)-BJP coalition government has zero political commitment and resolving people's problem is never on their agenda. These were the allegations raised by former chief minister and leader of opposition in the state assembly Dharam Singh at a press conference on Saturday in Belgaum.
- October 2006
- August 2006
- Dharam garam over stamp scam blot
Leader of the Opposition in the State Assembly N Dharam Singh on Wednesday accused the Janata Dal (S)-BJP coalition government of using the fake stamp paper scam to ‘blackmail’ Congress and hush up the Rs 150 crore mining payoff charge against Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy. Speaking to the media, Mr Dharam Singh, who was here to inspect the flood-hit areas said, with BJP MLC Janardhana Reddy bent upon proving his payoff charge, the coalition government was accusing some top Congress leaders of being involved in the stamp paper scam and having met kingpin Abdul Karimlala Telgi in jail.
- Ready for narco test: Dharam
Former chief minister and leader of opposition in the Assembly Dharam Singh has said that he and Siddartha, son-in-law of former chief minister S M Krishna were ready for the narco-analytic test if it will bring out the truth in the mine scandal, as suggested by JD(S) leader D T Jayakumar.
- May 2006
- KAT pulls up Dharam govt over cop's transfer
The Karnataka Administrative Tribunal (KAT) has come down heavily on the Dharam Singh-led government for violating policy guidelines while transferring police officials. KAT has termed ACP G B Kowri's transfer, issued on October 4, 2005, by the home department headed by Singh, as arbitrary and done with a mala fide intention to oblige politicians and set aside the transfer order.
- April 2006
- Deve Gowda releases compendium of letters written to Dharam’s govt
It is time for JD (S) leader H D Deve Gowda to defend his past actions. It is time for him to pat the government led by his son. And, it is also time for him to ignore the embarrassing questions posed by the media. The occasion was to release a compendium of letters written by him to the previous coalition government led by Mr N Dharam Singh.
- Dharam for elections, Cauvery meet
With the border and Cauvery issues taking curious turns, former chief minister and Leader of Opposition in Assembly N Dharam Singh on Monday urged Chief Minister H D Kumaaraswamy to immediately call an all-party meeting to discuss these issues. Speaking to the media here on Monday, Mr Dharam Singh stated that it was unfortunate that Maharashtra Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh had agreed to lead a delegation of the Maharashtra Ekikaran Samithi (MES) to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to resolve the border issue between Karnataka and Maharashtra. Moreover, Maharashtra was also to pressurise the Centre to consider some villages in Bidar district as Union territories, claiming that it had not yet been decided whether they should be in Karnataka or Maharashtra.
- Dharam mocks Deve Gowda
- March 2006
- February 2006
- January 2006
- December 2005
- November 2005
- October 2005
- September 2005
- August 2005
- July 2005
- June 2005
- May 2005
- April 2005
- March 2005
- February 2005
- Janapada Loka near Ramanagaram will remain open: CM
- Railway budget responsive to State: CM
- Bullets for bullets: Dharam to Naxals
- CM's visit cause distress as devotees bear the brunt
- Government ready for talks with Naxalites: CM
- Talks on CET after SC verdict: CM
- New Ring Road in Bangalore soon, says CM
- Crack down on illegal dance bars, says CM
- With Traffic Task Force in place, CM sees relief by April 2005
- Dharam is Rotary's 'Outstanding Citizen'
- 'Gram chalo' to be Dharam's refrain
- Intervene in cement unit stalemate: CM urged
- Dharam urged to meet agitating members
- CM hiding facts on HK region status, charges Vaijnath Patil
- CM to open Jayadeva flyover on Thursday
- CM's horror tale to PM: City roads kill
- Bangalore second most risky metro, says CM
- Dharam confident of his Govt's tenure
- Hasten new medical college process, CM told
- CM talks tough, sets up two squads
- Research centre in HN's memory: CM
- Dharam's stand makes BJP see red
- CM firm on continuing police operations against Naxals
- Crime on the rise: CM to police
- CM opens redesigned Kengeri police station
- Naxalites bodies: Communication gap, says CM
- Dharam guarantees ONGC project to Mangalore
- Talacauvery to be developed: CM
- CM is good administrator: Janardhan Poojari
- Dharam to go ahead with Kodagu package
- CM followed his conscience in attending Hinn meet
- CM orders inquiry into Naxals' death
- Dharam is the sixth best CM: India Today Poll
- We are ready for talks with naxals: CM
- Proposal to regulate traffic: CM
- Dharam Singh agrees to CoD probe
- Krishna river works will be over in a year: CM
- Bangalore Metro Rail project preparatory works in progress: CM
- Naxal menace will be curbed: CM
- Dharam announces amnesty for agitators
- Govt will not tolerate land sharks, says CM
- CM assures to convene all-party meet to solve district problems
- CM moots panel, scheme for students
- Mahamasthakabhisheka: CM to keep tabs on work
- Naxal issue: CM for early decision on sending STF
- January 2005
Also see 2004 News.
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