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Deccan Herald » News Updated at 6:00 pm IST 

KARNATAKA ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS 

Districts going to polls: Tumkur, Chikkaballapur, Kolar, Bangalore Urban, Bangalore Rural, Ramanagara, Mandya, Hassan, Kodagu, Mysore, Chamarajnagar.
Total number of seats: 224;
Total number of Candidates: 950 (independent:440)

50 percent turnout in first phase of polls
An estimated 50 per cent of the 1.73 crore electorate cast their votes in the first phase of polls held in 89 assembly segments spread over 11 districts in Karnataka which ended by and large peacefully.
Voters stand in a queue to cast their votes, outside a polling station in Bangalore.
Party leaders confident of victory
As the first phase of Assembly polls in Karnataka is underway, major political parties -- Congress, BJP and JDS -- appeared confident of forming government on their own in the southern state.
Seers take lead in discharging voting rights
Three well known seers showed the way for those who treat the right to vote rather lightly, by exercising their franchise soon after the polling started...
22 independents in the fray from Mulbagal
Names of voters holding cards missing from rolls
Polls so far incidents free, says Sri Kumar

Polling officer in Varuna removed
Political cheerleaders a big hit
First time voters, political stalwarts cast ballot
Magadi has highest number of polling stations

Tension grips Hubli after blast in JMFC court Tension gripped in court complex area here this afternoon following a blast at JMFC Court in which furniture was destroyed.
Rice, Pranab discusses Myanmar, nuke deal
Reconsider amendment to RTI Rules: Seshadri
PM hindering West Bengal's growth: Bhattacharjee
More colleges in minority districts: Sonia
Noting that minorities need much greater access to professional education, UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi on Saturday said the Government would open 370 colleges in educationally-backward districts, a large number of which have a substantial concentration of minority population.
UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi presents an award to a Phd doctoral level student  during the Jamia Hamdard Univeristy's Eighth Convocation in New Delhi.
DEPITE CYCLONE
Voting begins in Myanmar referendum
Polling stations opened on Saturday in parts of cyclone-hit Myanmar, as the military regime asked voters to approve a new constitution just one week after tens of thousands of people died in the storm.
Protesters hold up placards reading 'NO' during a peaceful protest against the Myanmar referendum near the embassy in Kuala Lumpur.
A girl dressed as 'Bharat Mata' paying floral tribute to Rani Laxmi Bai of Jhansi, during a programme to commemorate martyrs, on the occasion of 150th Anniversary of the First War of Independence, in Bhopal on Saturday. PTI
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Battle of ballot: Round I today
Parties eye City's big clout
CET results put off
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Port Blair airport submerged by rain water, services affected
Nepali Congress demands action against Maoists
Speed up peace process between India, Pakistan: Abdullah
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May 9, 2008 at 4:00 pm
PCB nominates Majid Khan as Gavaskar's replacement
Majid's name was also pushed forward last year when the elections for the high-profile post were held but Gavaskar retained his position despite resistance from some other countries including Pakistan.
CET forum in DH
Launching a new forum called 'Mission Admission', Deccan Herald attempts to make the testing days ahead a bit easier. This new forum will help candidates keep track of news and information on the CET, the Under Graduate Entrance Test (UGET) of COMEDK and key entrance tests thereafter.
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Worst-behaved cricketer Harbhajan unmasked in public: Ponting
Still in disbelief over how Harbhajan Singh easily got away with the charges of racially abusing Andrew Symonds as a "monkey", Australian captain Ricky Ponting has urged the public to make its own judgement on the world's worst-behaved cricketer, after the turbanator's attack on Indian teammate S Sreesanth. 
Delhi Daredevils Captain Virendra Sehwag and bowler Gen McGrath showcasing a collection by Manoviraj Khosla during a fashion show in New Delhi on Friday night.
Deccan Chargers' Adam Gilchrist and Herschelle Gibbs against Rajasthan Royals at Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur.
 Kings XIPunjab's Irfan Pathan and Chennai Super Kings' Parthiv Patel during a practice session at MAC Stadium, Chennai.
Dravid hopeful of turning the tide
"This defeat has made things difficult for us. But still we ought to remain positive and try to turn the tide in our favour," he said after losing their match against Kolkata Knight Riders.
IPL still wide open: Laxman
"The top four teams have not done as well as expected but all still have a chance. We have to play better. Some surprises are still on cards,'' he said.
We are not looking too far ahead: Pollock
"We are in with a chance of making it to the semis, but it's still a long way off. We are taking it a game at a time and not looking too far ahead," the former South African captain said.
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