Karnataka Cabinet

Karnataka has taken a major step in campus politics by approving the return of student union elections after a 37-year gap. The decision allows colleges to conduct student elections while keeping them formally unaffiliated with political parties, bringing youth participation, campus democracy and student representation back into the political discussion.

The Karnataka government has withdrawn the controversial Park Land Amendment Bill, 2026, following opposition from citizens, environmental groups and political parties. The decision has sparked fresh discussion over Bengaluru’s green spaces, urban development and environmental protection. Read the latest Karnataka political updates and analysis on Indian Rajniti – www.indianrajneeti.com.

The Karnataka Cabinet has approved a three-day special Assembly session from September 21, setting the stage for fresh political debate in the state. The session comes amid an increasingly active Congress-BJP confrontation, with the Opposition expected to raise key governance and policy issues. Get the latest Karnataka political updates on Indian Rajniti – www.indianrajneeti.com.

Koppal district in Karnataka witnessed a bandh on October 31 as residents, farmers, environmental organisations and several social groups intensified their opposition to the proposed Baldota Steel and Power Limited (BSPL) project. The bandh marks one year since the movement against the industrial project began on October 31, 2025.

Andhra Pradesh is preparing for an important political contest as municipal elections are scheduled to take place on November 1, 2026. The elections are expected to become a major test of political strength between the ruling Telugu Desam Party (TDP)-led NDA alliance and the opposition YSR Congress Party (YSRCP).