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Karnataka in Election Mode

Vol. 58, Issue No. 18, 06 May, 2023
V K Natraj, G S Ganesh Prasad

Karnataka is the only state in South India where the Bharatiya Janata Party is in power. It is now battling anti-incumbency and the after-effects of its recent interventions with regard to reservations. It has moved the Muslims into the economically weaker sections and has recommended internal reservations among the Scheduled Castes. These strategies might add to confusion among the electorate.

The Buck Stops Here

Vol. 57, Issue No. 7, 12 Feb, 2022
V K Natraj, G S Ganesh Prasad

The principal implications of the 105th amendment to the Constitution are discussed, which is an issue bristling with explosive potential.

The Unveiled Statues of Bangalore and Chennai: What Do They Reveal?

Vol. 44, Issue No. 40, 03 Oct, 2009
G S Ganesh Prasad, V K Natraj

After lying covered for nearly 20 years, the statues of the Tamil poet Thiruvalluvar and the Kannada poet Sarvajna were unveiled in August in Bangalore and Chennai, respectively. Considering the strained relations between the two states over sharing the Cauvery waters, which has led to anti-Tamil violence in Bangalore on two occasions, and the militant stance of the pro-Kannadiga organisations in the Karnataka capital, how and why did the chief ministers of the two states, particularly B S Yeddyurappa of Karnataka, pilot this event successfully?

Water Markets : Public Resource and Private Appropriation

Vol. 37, Issue No. 01, 05 Jan, 2002
G S Ganesh Prasad

The emergence of water markets has been a consequence of the popular use of groundwater and now increasingly surface water resources for irrigation. But as this paper explains, while this may have helped raise agricultural output, it has also seen a widening of rural inequalities and has had an adverse impact on the interests of small and marginal farmers and other weaker sections of society.

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