India, June 3 -- Bengaluru, June 3- D.K. Shivakumar, one of Congress's best-known faces from south India, took oath as the Chief Minister of Karnataka this evening, bringing to an end a long tussle that had made headlines for the better part of two years.Dr. G. Parameshwara, who served as the State's Home Minister, took oath as his deputy. Choosing him for the post is seen as a balancing act of the Congress, which had to pull out Siddaramaiah from the top post to make way for Shivakumar.Shivakumar was sworn-in as the 25th Chief Minister at 4.15 p.m. at Lok Bhavan. This completes the leadership transition from outgoing Chief Minister Siddaramaiah that started last week.Hours before the swearing in ceremony, the Congress released a list of ...