Mrinal Hebbalkar hails from a family with a strong legacy of public service.

The initial counting trends for the Karnataka Assembly polls have put the Congress ahead of the BJP. According to the latest reports, the Congress is leading in 119 seats, while the BJP is trailing with 103 seats. The counting of votes began this morning and is being closely watched by political analysts and citizens alike.

Dr. Anjali Nimbalkar's recent experience at the Devlatti village of Khanapur Taluka highlights the importance of standing up against political pressure. Despite facing pressure from some individuals, Dr. Nimbalkar did not back down but instead confronted them and stood up for the people of her constituency.

Garalgunji, a small town in the Khanapur constituency, witnessed a massive rally and corner meeting yesterday, as Congress candidate Dr. Mrs. Anjali Nimbalkar conducted a campaign ahead of the upcoming state elections. The rally drew a large number of supporters, including children, who turned out in full force to show their support for the Congress party.

The word 'development' has become infamous because of the BJP, Chavan said, as they have defamed the word with their lack of delivery on promises. The people have lost faith in the BJP, and they are not even willing to name their children 'Vikas' anymore, a clear indication of the disillusionment among the masses.

Priyanka Gandhi's promise to increase the honorarium and monthly pay of Anganwadi and Asha workers in Karnataka is a significant step towards empowering these workers and recognizing their contribution to society. The increase in pay will not only provide financial stability to these workers but also motivate them to work with more dedication and commitment.