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Akhilesh, Mayawati's proposed Karnataka visit is 'political tourism': BJP

Karnataka politicians are bracing themselves to campaign for the last leg of the Assembly polls under scorching heat

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The management of the Mysuru branch of Adyar Ananda Bhavan, a Chennai-based restaurant chain, is upset that customers occupy tables for hours, but order little food. The branch is near the Mysuru railway station and sees high footfall. With Karnataka Assembly polls on May 12, the place has been teeming with business persons and political workers who indulge in endless discussions; many of those who occupy tables for hours on end order little other than filter coffee. The restaurant has put up a request for its customers: “Dear customers, we request you to use the dining table

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