Four-day Handloom Fair to begin in Mysuru from August 6
A viral X post by Shankar von Mysuru has reignited the debate over Bengaluru's rising housing costs, with many users saying homeownership is becoming increasingly difficult despite higher tech salaries. While several people shared experiences of soaring property prices across Karnataka, others argued that affordable resale homes are still available, leading to a wider discussion on whether the city is gradually pricing out its own workforce.
Chamundeshwari Vardhanti celebrated with religious fervour in Mysuru
The procession was led by Mysuru MP and scion of the erstwhile Mysuru royal family, Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar, who was dressed in traditional attire.
10,000 clean city wardens to keep Mysuru spotlessly clean
The initiative comes at a time when the MCC has intensified its Swachh Mysuru campaign by taking up the transformation of 80 garbage vulnerable points as part of the countrys 80th Independence Day celebrations
Mysuru: Sugarcane growers urge PM to stay firm on ethanol policy
They welcome the Centres emphasis on producing ethanol from sugarcane, rice, maize and other agricultural produce.
IndiGo celebrates its 20th anniversary at Mysuru airport
KSRTC to launch non-AC sleeper service between Bengaluru and Kannur from August 7
The service will originate from Madiwala in Bengaluru and operate via Mysuru, Hunsur, Gonikoppal, Virajpet, Iritty and Thalassery before reaching Kannur.
Cycle Pure Agarbathi , the world's largest manufacturer of agarbathi, today unveiled its new festive product portfolio in Chennai, reinforcing its commitment to preserving India's spiritual traditions while continuously innovating to meet the evolving aspirations of consumers. Mr. Arjun Ranga, Managing Director, NR Group unveils Cycle Pure Agarbathi's new festive portfolio as the brand celebrates 77 years of fragrance excellence With an annual production of over 12 billion incense sticks, Cycle Pure Agarbathi today carries the fragrance of faith to millions of homes across the globe, answering nearly 6 billion prayers every year. For over seven decades, the company has remained an integral part of India's spiritual and cultural landscape, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation to create meaningful fragrance experiences. Mr. Arjun Ranga, Managing Director, NR Group, addresses the media during the launch of Cycle Pure Agarbathi's new festive portfolio in Chennai The newly launched portfolio includes Cycle Stem Sambrani, Navin Puja Ghee, Good Luck Premium Incense (Lavender, Sandal, Musk and Kasturi) and Cycle Pure Cold Pressed Edible Gingelly Oil, reflecting the company's diverse offerings across incense, puja essentials and wellness products. Designed to enrich everyday rituals and festive celebrations, the portfolio combines quality, authenticity and innovation while staying rooted in India's timeless traditions. Speaking at the launch, Mr. Arjun Ranga, Managing Director, NR Group , said " For 77 years, our journey has been guided by a simple philosophy to honour tradition while continuously evolving with changing consumer expectations. Fragrance has always held a special place in Indian homes, and our responsibility is to preserve that emotional connection while creating products that are relevant for today's consumers. Every innovation we introduce is built on the foundation of quality, authenticity and sustainability, ensuring we continue to remain a trusted part of everyday rituals and festive celebrations ." Highlighting the company's growing relationship with Tamil Nadu, Mr. Ranga added that the state is not only an important market but also a key partner in Cycle Pure Agarbathi's vision of creating meaningful social impact. Beyond business, the company has been actively supporting community development initiatives that empower lives and create lasting change. As part of its regional Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives in Tamil Nadu, Cycle Pure Agarbathi has been supporting the education and holistic development of differently abled girls for the past four years. What began as a meaningful partnership has today evolved into a milestone initiative, enabling 40 differently abled girls every year to pursue their education with confidence and dignity. The programme reflects the company's commitment to building an inclusive society by creating opportunities for education, independence and self-reliance, while setting an inspiring example of empowerment through sustained community engagement. Tamil Nadu continues to be one of the company's most significant markets, reflecting the state's rich spiritual heritage, deep-rooted cultural traditions and discerning consumers. As part of its continued growth strategy, Cycle Pure Agarbathi is further strengthening its presence across the state through an expanding product portfolio and enhanced availability across traditional retail, modern trade, e-commerce and quick-commerce platforms, ensuring consumers have easier access to products that enrich their daily rituals and festive celebrations. With a presence in over 75 countries, a legacy spanning 77 years, and a purpose-driven approach that blends innovation with sustainability, Cycle Pure Agarbathi continues to strengthen its position as a trusted household brand, taking India's fragrance traditions to the world while positively impacting communities through meaningful social initiatives. About NR Group The Mysuru-based NR Group was founded by Shri N. Ranga Rao in 1948. A visionary entrepreneur and philanthropist, Shri Ranga Rao created Cycle Pure Agarbathi, which has grown to become the world's largest-selling incense stick brand. From a home-grown enterprise, NR Group has evolved into a diversified business conglomerate with a strong presence in India and international markets. The Group has diversified into functional air care products (Lia), wellness home fragrance products (IRIS), floral extracts (NESSO), and Rangsons Technologies. Today, it has evolved into an "Agarbathi to Aerospace" conglomerate, manufacturing components for defence helicopters. Through its philanthropic arm, NR Foundation, the Group continues to contribute meaningfully to society. Today, NR Group is managed by the third generation of the Ranga Rao family.
Police Stop Temple Darshan Scam: Mysuru family gets 4,000 back; video sparks debate on VIP frauds
Yaduveer seeks Centres nod to include Mysuru in global tourism mission
Karnataka: Congress MLA Fan Attempts Suicide, Hospitalised
The person is identified as Tabrez and doctors who treated him stated he is recovering. On learning that Sait has been in the list of MLAs to be made Ministers in the cabinet expansion, Sait supporters assembled near his residence in Udayagiri of Mysuru city and demanded ministerial berth for their leader
Child dies after choking on plastic ball found in snack packet
Mysuru: A five-year-old boy died after allegedly choking on a small plastic gift ball found inside a Kurkure snack packet in Gauripura village of Hunsur taluk in Mysuru district on Sunday, August 2, triggering shock among residents and raising fresh concerns over toys packed with food products. The deceased has been identified as Mukund Mayur Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Tanveer does it again for Team Petronas TVS Racing
Riding a TVS RTR 450cc, the Mysuru racer had to fight a bit hard at the start to gain that early lead. And, once he did, there was no turning back. He kept increasing it and eventually reached home much to the joy of his team
Retirement in India now focuses on quality of life and desirable locations. Mysuru offers affordable living and a pleasant climate for retirees. Coimbatore provides excellent healthcare and pleasant weather near the Western Ghats. Dehradun presents a cool climate and good connectivity amidst the Himalayas. Kochi and Puducherry offer coastal beauty and relaxed lifestyles for seniors.
PM Modi Launches Kannada Translations of Valmiki Ramayana and Stories of Vedanta Monks
Mysuru, August 2: Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Swami Vivekananda Cultural Youth Centre (Vivek Smarak) established by the Ramakrishna Ashram in Mysuru on Saturday. During the event, he also released the Kannada translations of the Valmiki Ramayana and Stories of Vedanta Monks. Highlighting the significance of these publications, PM Modi stated that these translations ... Read more PM Modi Launches Kannada Translations of Valmiki Ramayana and Stories of Vedanta Monks
PM Modi Unveils Kannada Translations of Valmiki Ramayana and Stories of Vedanta Monks
Mysuru, August 2: Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Swami Vivekananda Cultural Youth Center (Vivek Smarak) established by the Ramakrishna Ashram in Mysuru on Saturday. During the event, he also released the Kannada translations of the Valmiki Ramayana and Stories of Vedanta Monks. Highlighting the significance of these publications, PM Modi stated that these translations ... Read more PM Modi Unveils Kannada Translations of Valmiki Ramayana and Stories of Vedanta Monks
PM inaugurates the Swami Vivekananda Cultural Youth Centre Viveka Smaraka at Mysuru, Karnataka pmindia.gov.in
Karnataka Chief Minister Appeals to Halt Protests Over Cauvery Water Release
Mysuru, August 1: Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar urged organizations to withdraw their protests against the release of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu. He emphasized that once the reservoir is full, there will be no option but to release the water. Speaking to reporters at Mysuru Airport, Shivakumar noted that the Kabini reservoir is filling ... Read more Karnataka Chief Minister Appeals to Halt Protests Over Cauvery Water Release
Ladakh Police registers zero FIR over 'objectionable' video against Amit Shah
Officials moved the investigation to Mysuru City as the alleged incident falls under the jurisdiction of the Devaraja police station
DSS activists detained ahead of PMs visit to Mysuru
PM Modi inaugurates Viveka Smaraka in Mysuru
While India was under colonial rule during Vivekanandas lifetime and its youth were shackled by slavery, todays young Indians were shaping the countrys future across diverse sectors, he said.
PM Modi Inaugurates Viveka Smaraka at Sri Ramakrishna Ashram in Mysuru
Prime Minister Modi watched a special film on the Vivekananda Memorial and paid homage to Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Sarada Devi, and Swami Vivekananda
In Kodagu, Shanthalli recorded 180 mm of rain, while Bhagamandala received 125.6 mm since July 31, indicating revival of the monsoon in the district
Swami Tyagishwaranand Highlights Youth Empowerment at Vivek Smarak Inauguration
Mysuru, August 1: Swami Tyagishwaranand, the secretary of the Ramakrishna Ashram in Davangere, commented on Prime Minister Narendra Modis visit to Mysuru. He emphasized that the Prime Minister is focused on strengthening the legacy of education, culture, and religion. Modi is consistently working towards achieving these goals. On Saturday, Prime Minister Modi will inaugurate the ... Read more Swami Tyagishwaranand Highlights Youth Empowerment at Vivek Smarak Inauguration
PM Modis Visit to Mysuru Marks a Historic Moment for Youth Inspiration
Mysuru, August 1: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate the Swami Vivekananda Cultural Youth Center, known as Vivek Smarak, in Karnatakas Mysuru on Saturday. This memorial commemorates Swami Vivekanandas historic visit to Mysuru in November 1892 during his travels across India. Preparations for the event are now complete. Ahead of PM Modis arrival, ... Read more PM Modis Visit to Mysuru Marks a Historic Moment for Youth Inspiration
PM Narendra Modi to inaugurate Viveka Memorial in Mysuru
Mysuru: Mysuru is fully prepared for Prime Minister Narendra Modis visit on Saturday, August 1, during which he will inaugurate the newly built Swami Vivekananda Cultural Youth Centre, popularly known as the Viveka Memorial, at the Ramakrishna Ashrama. The memorial has been established to commemorate Swami Vivekanandas historic stay in Mysuru in 1892 and to Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Shivakumars first Mysuru tour as CM coincides with PMs visit
PMs visit: Roads in parts of Mysuru to be out of bounds
Harish Gowda throws open challenge to Pratap Simha
Mysuru: The political war of words between Congress MLA K. Harish Gowda and former BJP MP Pratap Simha intensified on Friday, July 31, with the legislator throwing an open electoral challenge to the former parliamentarian from the premises of Chamundi Hills. Addressing reporters, Harish Gowda invited Pratap Simha to contest against him either from Sakleshpur Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Mysuru spruced up for PMs visit on Saturday
Cauvery row: Farmers in Mysuru threaten to step up protests, urge government not to release water
Mysuru students qualify for Seoul robotic championship
SIR: 75.85% of enumeration forms digitised in Mysuru district
MCC continues initiative to clear garbage hotspots in Mysuru
Karnataka: HC upholds judgment against NICE, calls infra project fit case for independent probe
The Karnataka High Court dismissed appeals by NICE and KIADB regarding the Bengaluru-Mysuru Infrastructure Corridor Project. A division bench upheld a single judge's ruling on the long-running dispute over land acquisition. The court found land acquired for public infrastructure was commercially exploited, violating the Framework Agreement. Thousands of landowners have remained without compensation for decades, the judges noted.
Farmers hit the streets in protest against CWRCs direction to release water to Tamil Nadu
Farmers took to the streets in Mysuru and Mandya to voice their opposition to any move to release Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu as per the directions of the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee
Jan AI opens first AI cafe in H.D. Kote in Mysuru district
The Jan AI Cafe will serve as a community AI adoption centre where people from the region can discover and build AI solutions for their daily lives with the help of community members
The memorial has been built at the site of Niranjana Math (Old Anathalaya) on N.S. Road, where Swami Vivekananda stayed during his visit to Mysuru as a wandering monk in November 1892.
80 Garbage-Free Spots campaign launched in Mysuru
Drug-free Karnataka by 2028: Mysuru youth urged to join campaign
BEDA BRO and RISE campaigns launched to combat drug abuse; government alone cannot eradicate drugs, youth support vital, says Minister
No complimentary Dasara Gold passes for VIPs; 17 sub-committees formed
Chief Minister to take final decision on Kambala inclusion in Mysuru Dasara festivities, says Yatindra Siddaramaiah
Mysuru: CFTRI shares best practices on Coffee quality and value addition
Kambalain Mysuru Dasara: Debate over culture and cost
Preparations for the Kambala have, in fact, begun, with the organising committee chalking out a plan to lay a slush track, gallery and other facilities
Mysuru MP launches SIR-2026 door-to-door outreach campaign
Book on Cubbon Park released in Mysuru
Mysuru, Hassan To Be Satellite Flying Training Bases In Karnataka
The Deputy Chief Minister reviewed the Schools activities and he pointed to the Government Flying Training School established in 1940 has trained thousands of pilots over the years.
Mysuru: BJP stages protests, accuses Congress of politicising NEET-UG paper leak
Master Plan drafted to transform Mysuru into sustainable city
Students in Mysuru protest against Centre, seek NTA abolition
New car parking system comes into force at Mysuru airport
The initiative is designed to provide passengers, visitors, and stakeholders with a secure, organised, and customer-friendly parking environment
Mysuru emerges as Karnataka's tier-2 tech talent hub: Report - Deccan Herald
Mysuru emerges as Karnataka's tier-2 tech talent hub: Report Deccan Herald
INTUC protests in Mysuru, seeks Pradhans resignation
Mysuru eyes $10-billion digital economy as Beyond Bengaluru drive gathers pace
State pitches Mysuru as premier Tier-II tech destination at Big Tech Show
Mysuru schools sanitation drive wins Swachh Vidyalaya Puraskar
Attigodu School is the only government institution in Karnataka to win the national award
Mysuru: Centre hikes disaster relief for FCV tobacco growers to 75,000
S. Janaki memorial, music study centre to come up in Mysuru: Hamsalekha
NEET protest sparks Congress-BJP face-off at Mysuru college
MCC steps up footpath encroachment drive across Mysuru
Special trains from Mysuru to Kannur in Kerala via Bengaluru for Onam festival
The SWR will operate two trips in each direction
Bengaluru-Mysuru highway toll hiked again after three months
According to NHAI toll hike details accessed by The Hindu, the revised rates came into effect at 12 a.m. on July 21
Economic Growth and Environmental Sustainability: Can Humanity Prosper within Planetary Boundaries?
The twenty-first century presents humanity with one of the most profound policy dilemmas in modern history: how can societies continue to improve living standards while preserving the ecological systems upon which life itself depends? Climate change, biodiversity loss, depletion of natural resources and increasing pollution have intensified concerns about whether continuous economic growth is compatible with a planet possessing finite ecological limits. The concern is neither new nor unfounded. Scientific evidence overwhelmingly demonstrates that global temperatures are rising, extreme weather events are becoming more frequent, sea levels continue to increase, and natural ecosystems are under unprecedented stress. Fossil fuels still dominate global energy consumption, while the extraction of minerals, metals and other natural resources has expanded dramatically over the past five decades. These realities have prompted many scholars to question whether the prevailing economic model can remain sustainable in the long run. However, an equally important question deserves careful consideration: Does the existence of finite natural resources necessarily imply that economic growth itself must come to an end? The answer depends upon how economic growth is understood. Economic growth is often misunderstood as merely producing and consuming larger quantities of physical goods. While this description broadly characterised the Industrial Revolution, the structure of modern economies has undergone a remarkable transformation. Increasingly, economic value is created through knowledge, innovation, digital technologies, healthcare, education, financial services, scientific research, artificial intelligence, biotechnology and intellectual property. These sectors generate wealth with far lower material intensity than traditional heavy industries. Consequently, it is essential to distinguish between growth in material consumption and growth in economic value. A nation may continue to become wealthier through improvements in productivity, technology, human capital and innovation without proportionately increasing its extraction of natural resources. History itself provides compelling evidence that technological progress repeatedly alters perceived resource constraints. Improvements in energy efficiency, precision manufacturing, digital communication, advanced materials, recycling technologies and renewable energy have substantially reduced resource intensity in many sectors. Modern LED lighting consumes only a fraction of the electricity required by incandescent bulbs. Digital documents have displaced enormous quantities of paper. Electric arc furnaces recycle steel rather than relying exclusively upon newly mined iron ore. Precision agriculture enables higher crop yields while reducing water and fertiliser consumption. Such developments demonstrate that technological innovation frequently enables societies to produce greater economic value from fewer physical resources. This does not imply that technology alone can solve every environmental problem. The well-known ebound effect reminds us that gains in efficiency may sometimes encourage greater overall consumption. Nevertheless, the appropriate policy response is not to abandon economic growth altogether but to ensure that technological advancement is accompanied by sound regulatory frameworks, effective pricing of environmental externalities, resource efficiency and responsible consumption. Equally important is recognising that economic growth remains indispensable for many developing countries. Millions of people continue to lack access to adequate housing, sanitation, healthcare, education, clean drinking water and reliable electricity. For these societies, sustained economic growth is not merely an economic aspiration but a prerequisite for reducing poverty, improving public health and expanding human capabilities. Environmental sustainability should therefore complement development rather than replace it. The challenge before policymakers is not whether economies should grow, but how they should grow. Future development must increasingly rely upon renewable energy, cleaner production methods, circular economy principles, resource-efficient technologies and sustainable urban planning. Circular economic models that encourage repair, reuse, remanufacturing and recycling can significantly reduce dependence upon virgin raw materials while maintaining economic productivity. Similarly, investments in public transport, green buildings, energy-efficient industries and ecosystem restoration can simultaneously generate employment and reduce environmental pressures. For rapidly urbanising countries, improving rainwater harvesting, groundwater recharge, wastewater recycling and integrated water-resource management may substantially reduce pressure on freshwater sources. Sustainable agriculture, climate-resilient infrastructure and ecological restoration should become central components of national development strategies. Economic performance itself also requires broader measurement. Gross Domestic Product remains an important indicator of production and income, but it does not capture environmental degradation, public health, educational attainment, social equity or ecological resilience. Complementing GDP with indicators measuring natural capital, environmental quality, human development and social well-being would provide governments with a more comprehensive understanding of national progress. Ultimately, humanity's greatest renewable resource is neither coal, oil nor mineralsit is human knowledge. Scientific discovery, engineering innovation and institutional reform have repeatedly expanded the boundaries of what societies considered possible. While the Earth's physical resources are finite, human creativity continues to generate new solutions that improve productivity while reducing environmental impact. The objective, therefore, should not be unlimited material expansion, nor deliberate economic contraction. Rather, it should be sustainable prosperityan economic system that continuously improves human well-being while respecting ecological limits. The real challenge of this century is not choosing between economic growth and environmental protection. It is designing a model of development in which economic progress is increasingly decoupled from excessive resource consumption, fossil fuel dependence and environmental degradation. Human civilisation has repeatedly demonstrated its ability to adapt to changing circumstances through science, innovation and prudent public policy. The transition toward a low-carbon, resource-efficient and knowledge-driven economy offers an opportunity to reconcile prosperity with planetary stewardship. Countries that successfully integrate technological innovation, environmental responsibility, social equity and sound governance will not merely survive the coming decadesthey will define the future of sustainable development. (The Author is B.E. (Mech.), B.O.E., ASME. Former Deputy Director of Boilers, Mysuru)
Mysuru: Pursue bold and innovative research, says SDM Institute for Management Development director
Mysuru: Student groups decry police crackdown on Sansad Chalo protesters
AIDSO criticises the police for denying permission to the march despite it having been announced well in advance, and said the right to protest is a fundamental democratic right.
Mysuru police steps up anti-drug awareness drive to make city drug-free
Mysuru: Husband Strangulates Wife, Two Daughters
Police are investigating the reason for Harish, working with a vehicle recovery unit of an insurance company, taking the extreme step to alleged murder of his wife and two daughters before he resorted to hanging but suspicion is that he might have taken the drastic step over growing financial difficulties
Karnataka: Three Arrested For Gang-Rape Of Tribal Woman From West Bengal
The 30-year-old woman was allegedly abducted and raped by the trio near the private bus stand in T Narasipura town of Mysuru district
More than 35 Ravana idols unearthed in Mandya, Mysuru
Mysuru: The discovery of more than 35 idols of Ravana during archaeological excavations in parts of Mandya and Mysuru districts has surprised historians and archaeology experts, reviving interest in the regions ancient cultural and religious history. The findings have sparked fresh discussions on the historical significance of Ravana worship in southern Karnataka. Mandya and Mysuru Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Electoral roll revision: Karnataka CEO reviews Mysuru SIR progress
Mysuru Warriors name Shubha Satheesh captain for Maharani Trophy T20
Farmers, activists oppose NIMHANS-type institute on fertile land near Mysuru
NEET row sparks hunger strike at Gandhi Bhavan in Mysuru
Mysuru: KRRS vows to continue stir until Bidadi project is scrapped
Mass transit proposal for Mysuru under review
Rajamudi, black rice emerge crowd favourites at Desi Rice Mela in Mysuru
Mysuru hosts Women Cancer Summit 2026
Stakeholders of kambala resolve to participate in Mysuru Dasara event
Archaeology Dept. collaborates with Servants of Knowledge to digitise heritage collections
Under theagreement, Servants of Knowledge (SoK) will undertake the digitisation of approximately 18,000 rare books and 1,000 archival publications housed within the Departments library in Mysuru.
Desi Rice Mela begins in Mysuru, over 200 varieties on display
Karnataka To Celebrate Mysuru Dasara Amid Drought Fears, BJP Slams Congress
Celebrated every year in memory of the erstwhile royal family of Mysuru, the Dasara festival attracts lakhs of people from within and outside India.
18,000 rare books, 1,000 archives in Mysuru to go digital
The Department of Archaeology, Musuems and Heritage, Mysuru and Anubhava Mantapa Servants of Knowledge Association join hands to digitise extraordinary heritage collection
Zero-tolerance on drugs: Mysuru City Police launch twin campaigns
Operation RISE and BEDA BRO to make Karnataka drug-free by 2028; step-up crackdown, 19.46-crore drug raw material seized this year
Six resolutions adopted by groups opposing kambala in Mysuru Dasara
Participants said that kambala is incompatible with the heritage, cultural identity and religious significance of the world-renowned Dasara festival
Cycle Pure Agarbathi Celebrates 77 Years of Fragrance Excellence with Innovative Festive Launches
Celebrating 77 years of fragrance excellence, Cycle Pure Agarbathi , India's No.1 agarbathi manufacturer and one of the world's largest incense brands, today unveiled its latest festive range of Bamboo-less Solid Dhoop and Medini Judwaa Premium Cup Sambrani. Manufacturing over 12 billion incense sticks annually and reaching consumers in more than 75 countries, the company continues to blend tradition with innovation, offering products that reflect evolving consumer preferences while staying rooted in India's rich spiritual heritage. Cycle Pure Agarbathi Unveils New Festive Fragrance Range Ahead of the 2026 Festive Season Founded in 1948 by visionary entrepreneur Shri N. Ranga Rao, Cycle Pure Agarbathi has grown from a traditional incense manufacturer into a globally trusted brand. Over the decades, the company has strengthened its leadership through consistent product innovation, responsible manufacturing, modern technology, and an unwavering focus on quality, while remaining deeply rooted in Indian culture and spirituality. As a pioneer in sustainable manufacturing, Cycle Pure is proud to be the world's first carbon-neutral agarbathi manufacturer, a milestone it has consistently maintained through investments in renewable energy, afforestation initiatives and responsible manufacturing practices. Reinforcing its commitment to environmental stewardship, the company has also achieved Plastic Neutral status by offsetting the equivalent amount of plastic it uses through certified plastic waste recovery and recycling initiatives. Bamboo-less Solid Dhoop 3 variants Dasara, Yagna and Woods each fragrance has been thoughtfully crafted to evoke a distinct sensory experience. Inspired by the grandeur of the world-renowned Mysuru Dasara celebrations, Dasara combines the warmth of sandalwood with a rich masala blend to recreate an atmosphere of celebration, elegance and timeless tradition. Yagna , one of Cycles oldest and most revered formulations, traces its origins to the late 1940s. Inspired by the sacred Vedic ritual of offering natural ingredients to the holy fire while chanting mantras, it creates a divine fragrance that enriches prayer, meditation, and spiritual reflection. Drawing inspiration from the serenity of nature, Woods captures the feeling of an early morning walk through a lush forest. Blending sandalwood, amber, Ailanthus Malabarica and natural oils, it offers a deep, woody fragrance that promotes calm, balance and rejuvenation. In Indian tradition, Medini is revered as the Earth Goddess, symbolizing stability, abundance, and harmony. Inspired by this nurturing essence, Medini Judwa Cup Sambrani is crafted to create a deeply calming and sacred atmosphere for your prayers and rituals. The special pack contains two soothing fragrances - Rose and Jasmine, each chosen for its ability to enhance the spiritual ambience of your home. Speaking at the media interaction, Mr. Amarnath Datta, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer , said, " For over 77 years, our journey has been guided by one simple philosophy to honour tradition while continuously evolving with changing consumer needs. Our success has been built on trust, consistent quality and innovation. While our roots remain firmly embedded in Indian culture and spirituality, we have embraced modern technology, research-led product development and sustainable manufacturing practices to remain relevant across generations. Today, consumers can access our products through traditional retail, modern trade, e-commerce and quick-commerce platforms, ensuring we remain available wherever they choose to shop. " He further added, " Innovation also means taking responsibility towards the environment. As the world's first carbon-neutral agarbathi manufacturer, and now a Plastic Neutral company, sustainability is embedded into the way we design, manufacture and deliver our products. Equally important is our commitment to creating sustainable livelihood opportunities for women, reinforcing our belief that business growth must go hand in hand with social progress. " The company noted that consumer preferences are increasingly shifting towards premium pooja products, authentic fragrances and environmentally conscious choices. These changing preferences have inspired the development of the new festive range, which combines traditional fragrance experiences with modern innovation. Mr. Dwaipayan Das, Associate Vice-President, Marketing , said, " The festive season is a time of deep emotional and spiritual connection for Indian families. Consumers today are seeking products that combine authenticity, quality and sustainability. Our latest launches reflect these evolving expectations while preserving the rituals and traditions that have been passed down through generations. Bihar continues to be an important market for us, and we are witnessing growing demand for premium fragrance offerings during the festive season ." The company also highlighted that its recent acquisition of Satvik aligns with its long-term vision of strengthening its presence in the pooja and spiritual products category. By bringing together complementary strengths, the company aims to offer consumers a broader portfolio of trusted products while continuing to invest in innovation, sustainability and consumer-centric growth. As India prepares for the festive season, Cycle Pure Agarbathi remains focused on expanding its product portfolio, strengthening its market presence across channels, and delivering meaningful fragrance experiences that bring together heritage, innovation and responsible growth. About NR Group Founded in 1948 by visionary entrepreneur Shri N. Ranga Rao in Mysuru, NR Group is the maker of Cycle Pure Agarbathi, India's No.1 agarbathi brand and one of the world's largest incense manufacturers. Over the past 77 years, the Group has diversified into home fragrances through IRIS, functional air care products under Lia, floral extracts through NESSO, and aerospace engineering through Rangsons. Guided by its philosophy of innovation with responsibility, NR Group continues to blend heritage, sustainability and community development while serving consumers across India and more than 75 countries.
Mysuru Dasara expo grounds to get year-long amusement: Yathindra
Yathindra says the government has been requested to earmark a dedicated venue on the outskirts of Mysuru for rallies, concerts and other large public events to ease traffic congestion in the city centre.
Over 200 rice varieties to go on display at Mysuru desi rice mela
The initiative aims to revive Karnatakas forgotten indigenous rice varieties; farmers to participate in the mela on July 18 and 19
Row over inclusion of Kambala in Mysuru Dasara intensifies; protest on July 18
Hold discussions with stakeholders before organising Kambala in Mysuru, says MLA Sunil Kumar
Shivani Narayanan Pays Heartfelt Tribute to Legendary Singer S. Janaki
Chennai, July 15: Renowned actress and Bigg Boss contestant Shivani Narayanan has paid a heartfelt tribute to the legendary playback singer S. Janaki in her own simple style. The celebrated singer recently passed away from a cardiac arrest in Mysuru. In her tribute, Shivani shared a video attempting to sing some of Janakis famous songs. ... Read more Shivani Narayanan Pays Heartfelt Tribute to Legendary Singer S. Janaki
Mysuru: Appoint Commissioner to MDA immediately, urges MLC
The post has been lying vacant ever since Rakshith, who was earlier serving, was appointed as private secretary to Urban Development Minister Yathindra Siddaramaiah.
