Gold Cards to carry seat numbers, no complimentary cards
Mysuru Dasara website launched; ambassadors from foreign countries were being invited to the celebrations
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Digital Desk | Mandya (Karnataka), Sep 16 (IANS) Senior BJP leader and Leader of Opposition in the Karnataka Assembly, R. Ashoka, on Wednesday alleged that it was in the blood of Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi to treat Hindus as inferior, and accused Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar of functioning as a puppet of the Congress leadership. Addressing reporters in Maddur while participating in a Ganesh immersion procession, Ashoka said the BJP had no expectations from the Chief Minister and demanded action against the police inspector of T. Narasipura town over his alleged controversial remarks concerning a Ganesh procession. It is in the blood of Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi to treat Hindus as inferiors. D.K. Shivakumar is a puppet in their hands. We do not have any expectation from this puppet Chief Minister, Ashoka alleged. He said the BJP had given the government one week's time to suspend the T. Narasipura town police Inspector, who, according to Ashoka, had made a controversial statement regarding the Ganesh procession. I have spoken to our party workers in Mysuru and T. Narasipura. We are planning to hold a huge Ganesh immersion procession there as well, like the one we are organising in Maddur, he said. Ashoka also levelled several allegations against the Inspector, alleging that he faced charges of assaulting Dalits with a cricket bat and was allegedly involved in cheating a woman. People are saying that the Inspector is supporting matka and ganja trade in the region. He has given money and is continuing there, while they have taken money and are allowing him to continue, Ashoka further alleged. On criticism of BJP leaders wearing footwear while carrying Ganesh idols during the protest in T. Narasipura town, Ashoka said the BJP was participating in a protest and not conducting worship. Whenever a Ganesh idol is installed, worshipping starts. Ganesh idols are sold on the streets, we take them home and conduct worship. That is when sanctity comes in. We were staging a protest; we were not conducting worship, he said. He also questioned Congress leaders over whether they removed their footwear while receiving mementos containing pictures of Hindu deities at public events. On the dais, while receiving mementos containing pictures of Hindu gods, have they received them by removing their chappals? I am asking Congress people. Let them answer, he said. The remarks came amid a political confrontation between the BJP and Congress in Karnataka over Ganesh processions and the conduct of police personnel. It can be recalled that a stone pelting incident occurred during a Ganesha idol immersion procession in Maddur town, Mandya district, on September 7, 2025, leaving at least eight people injured and triggering local protests and prohibitory orders. Violence broke out when the procession passed near a place of worship in Ram Rahim Nagar, where stones were reportedly hurled at participants, causing chaos and injuries. Law enforcement quickly dispersed the groups, imposed Section 144 prohibitory orders, and took 20 individuals into custody. Police later registered multiple cases regarding the stone pelting and subsequent protests.
BJP not against Muslims; protest was against cop's remarks: K'taka MP on Ganesh procession row
Digital Desk | Mysuru, Sep 16 (IANS) Mysuru-Kodagu MP and royal scion Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar on Wednesday said the BJP was not opposed to Muslims and clarified that the party's protest in T. Narasipura town was against remarks made by a police inspector regarding a procession in front of a mosque. Speaking in Mysuru, Yaduveer said the BJP had staged the protest condemning the police inspector's statement that a procession would not be allowed in front of a mosque. We are opposed to the T. Narasipura police inspector. For that reason, we have protested. We have not protested targeting Muslims, he said. Yaduveer said the BJP's protest should not be portrayed as being directed against the Muslim community. Responding to criticism over BJP leaders wearing shoes and slippers while holding Ganesh idols during the protest in front of the T. Narasipura police station, Yaduveer said the idols being carried by the protesters had not been installed. For installed idols, that kind of respect is given. The idols which we held were not installed. In that respect, it is not an issue of controversy. We were wearing chappals while protesting on the street, he said. Yaduveer also alleged that the police had defended Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar over the issue. I have observed that the police defended CM Shivakumar. If you defend such statements, what would be the public opinion? he questioned. Referring to the police inspector's remarks at a peace meeting, Yaduveer said the language used by the officer was inappropriate. He quoted the inspector as saying in Kannada, If a procession is taken in front of the mosque, he will make them repent, and, If you people go there, you get charged up. Yaduveer questioned whether such language was appropriate for a police officer to use during a peace meeting. You ask anyone in society whether using such language in a peace meeting is right or wrong. If such language is used in a peace meeting, who is answerable? he asked. The BJP MP maintained that the party's protest was against the police inspector's alleged remarks and not against any particular community. It can be recalled that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday (September 13) staged a protest in Karnatakas T Narsipur over alleged curbs on a Ganesha procession, even as the district police said there were no restrictions on the route or the festival. The protest was held after T Narsipur Police Inspector Dhananjaya warned Ganesha procession organisers against bursting crackers in front of a mosque on Link Road, reports said. The BJP interpreted the remarks as restrictions on the procession and demanded the inspectors suspension. Leader of Opposition R. Ashoka, Mysuru-Kodagu MP Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar, MLA T.S. Srivatsa, former MP Pratap Simha and other BJP leaders joined the protest. Ashoka carried a Ganesha idol and led a march along the Link Road. The BJP leaders were later detained by the police and subsequently released.
Heavy rain lashes Bengaluru; IMD forecasts more showers across K'taka
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 16 (IANS) Heavy rains lashed Bengaluru, inundating several residential areas and causing damage in parts of the city, even as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast widespread rainfall, including heavy showers, across several districts of Karnataka over the next 24 to 48 hours. The heavy downpour in Bengaluru on Tuesday night resulted in the collapse of a military compound wall in the Domlur area, leaving three cows dead and Muniraju, the owner, seriously injured. Muniraju suffered fractures in both legs and is undergoing treatment in the ICU. Residents said they had repeatedly urged authorities to repair the compound wall, which they claimed had remained in a vulnerable condition for several years. They also alleged that the wall had been constructed without an adequate foundation and that there was no proper arrangement for the drainage of rainwater. Residents said water rushes into nearby residential areas whenever there is heavy rainfall. Following the incident, several residents have reportedly moved out of their homes temporarily, fearing that the remaining portion of the compound wall could collapse. Personnel from the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), Fire and Emergency Services have taken up rescue and relief operations at the spot. Local MLA N.A. Haris visited the affected area and took stock of the situation. Meanwhile, the IMD has forecast widespread rainfall across coastal, Malnad and interior districts of Karnataka under the influence of the southwest monsoon and a low-pressure area. Heavy rainfall accompanied by strong winds is likely in Udupi, Mangaluru and Karwar districts. The IMD has also warned of rough sea conditions and advised fishermen not to venture into the sea. Moderate to heavy rainfall is expected in the hilly and mountainous areas of Shivamogga, Chikkamagaluru, Madikeri and Hassan districts, where a yellow alert has been issued. Several districts in southern and central Karnataka, including Bengaluru Urban, Bengaluru Rural, Ramanagara, Kolar, Chikkaballapur, Mysuru, Mandya, Tumakuru and Chamarajanagar, are likely to receive moderate rainfall. In north Karnataka, Belagavi, Dharwad, Haveri, Gadag, Vijayapura, Bagalkot, Kalaburagi, Yadgir and Ballari districts are likely to receive moderate rainfall accompanied by thunder and lightning. Strong winds with 30-40 kmph speed are also possible in some areas. Weather experts said rainfall activity is expected to increase across various parts of the state from Wednesday due to a cyclonic circulation at sea level and increased wind speeds. In Bengaluru, partly cloudy weather is expected during the day, with moderate to heavy rainfall likely during the evening or night.
Siddaramaiah inspects construction of Congress Bhavan in Mysuru
Mr. Siddaramaiah had laid the foundation stone for the construction of Congress Bhavan in Mysuru in August last year.
Not only will the Gold Cards bear a seat number, the corresponding seats at the venue will also sport the number a move aimed at addressing complaints from Gold Card holders in previous years about being unable to locate their seats in the enclosure.
Hindutva groups, BJP protest over
Mysuru: Hindutva groups were joined by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) during a protest on Sunday, September 13, in Mysuru after a video surfaced of a police officer warning against bursting firecrackers and taking a Ganesh procession past a mosque. Karnataka Assembly Leader of Opposition R Ashoka,among other BJP leaders, accused the Congress government of 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 .
Mysore Ganesh procession: Tight security in place after K
Mysore Ganesh procession: Tight security in place after Ktaka cops remark sparks political row Mysuru: Tight security arrangements were put in place in T. Narasipur town of Mysuru district on Monday following a controversial remark by a police inspector, warning youths against taking a Ganesh procession in front of a mosque, and with the issue [] The post Mysore Ganesh procession: Tight security in place after Ktaka cops remark sparks political row appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
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His remarks came hours after Ashoka alleged that devotees in T Narasipura had been told not to take processions in front of mosques, burst crackers or dance, and demanded action against the police officer concerned
Pralhad Joshi seeks suspension of Mysuru inspector over Ganeshotsava remarks
It is truly unfortunate that in our own country and on our own soil, Hindus are forced to plead for permission to celebrate Ganeshotsava with grandeur, Pralhad Joshi said
Priyank Kharge warns Pratap Simha over threat to enter police station
Bengaluru: Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge has hit back at former Mysuru MP Pratap Simha over his warning that he would enter a police station if an inspector again made what he described as threatening remarks against youngsters. Kharge, in a strongly worded post on social media, said Simha was free to enter the police 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 .
CESC issues safety guidelines for public Ganeshotsava in Mysuru
Mysore City Corporation UGD Helper Recruitment 2026 Notification Out - Apply Offline for 116 Posts
Mysore City Corporation has invited the Recruitment 2026 notification for 116 UGD Helper posts. Eligible candidates can submit their offline applications from 10-09-2026 to 09-10-2026. The prescribed application form and detailed notification are available on the official website, mysurucity.mrc.gov.in
How Raj Vilas, a century-old Mysuru bungalow, embraced modern living
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Mysuru prison DGP inspects jail, orders signal jammers
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Students display their creativity and innovation at Avishkar and Ramanujam Spark Quest in Mysuru
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Divisional Railway Managers of Palakkad and Mysuru Divisions hold coordination meeting
Both Divisions stress upon the need for continuation of train operations and services beyond October 1, when the jurisdictional change happens
Siddaramaiah loyalists Murthy, Basavanna picked to head Mysuru Congress units
R Murthy gets record third term as Mysuru City Congress chief; leadership reshuffle across Karnataka reflects community representation
Young students debate, deliberate at YiP regional round in Mysuru
125th show of Akshatha Pandavapuras play in Mysuru
125th show of Akshatha Pandavapuras play in Mysuru
Mysuru Dasara lights to shine without harming trees
Officials directed to ensure no nails be driven into trees while installing the lights
NSG commandos conduct mock anti-terror drill at Mysuru Palace
Kannada film stars to participate in Jamboo Savari in Mysuru
Tableau depicting 93-year journey of Kannada film industry will be part of Dasara procession, says film chamber president and veteran actor Jayamala
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 9 (IANS) The Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials stated that search operations were conducted at the residences of Karnataka Minister Satish Jarkiholi and those of his close associates under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), 1999. Officials are examining alleged illegal investments and financial transactions carried out abroad. The ED on Wednesday conducted searches at more than 15 locations across Bengaluru, Belagavi and Goa in connection with the investigation. The searches included Satish Jarkiholis private residence in Dollars Colony, Bengaluru, his residence in Belagavi and a government-allotted residence in Bengaluru. According to preliminary information, searches were conducted at five locations in Bengaluru, five locations in Belagavi and three locations in Gokak town in Belagavi district. According to officials, a team of more than 25 ED officers arrived in around 18 vehicles and began the searches at around 7 a.m. The premises were secured with the assistance of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel. The ED team also searched a flat associated with Jarkiholi in Bengaluru and properties linked to his daughter and MP Priyanka Jarkiholi. ED officials are questioning staff members at Minister Satish Jarkiholis government residence in his presence. Officials said the search was initiated after they learned that Jarkiholi was at the residence preparing to attend the Cabinet meeting scheduled for today. Sources said Satish Jarkiholi does not frequently use his private residence in Bengaluru. During the searches, ED officials reportedly took the housekeeper from Dollar's Colony private residence locality along with them for questioning. The searches are part of a FEMA investigation into alleged overseas investments and financial transactions in violation of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) guidelines. The ED is reportedly examining whether funds were transferred or investments were made in foreign countries, including South Africa and Uganda, and whether such transactions violated FEMA provisions. Officials are also examining documents relating to foreign investments, fund transfers, properties and other financial transactions. Apart from Satish Jarkiholis properties, ED officials also conducted searches at the premises of three of his close associates. The residence of Dr. Girish Sonwalkar, a doctor and reportedly a close associate of the minister, in the Laxmi Tech area of Belagavi city was searched by the officials. Searches were also conducted at the residences of Raju Dharagashetti and Vitthal Parasannavar, two other associates of Jarkiholi, in Gokak. According to sources, the ED conducted searches at around five locations in Belagavi district as part of the operation. The ED is reportedly scrutinising financial records to determine whether there were any violations of FEMA provisions in connection with overseas investments and fund transfers. Sources said Y. Manjunath, a senior Excise Department official and relative of Satish Jarkiholi, had also come under the agencys scanner in connection with alleged irregularities in the Excise Department. Manjunath, who is the Additional Commissioner of Excise for the Belagavi Zone, is reportedly the ministers brother-in-law. The ED had earlier conducted searches at Manjunaths residence and other premises in June. Searches were also carried out at locations in Bengaluru, Belagavi, Mysuru and Athani. Officials had reportedly recovered a diary during an earlier search and gathered details relating to financial transactions. Manjunath is also understood to have properties in Goa. Sources further claimed that investments in Africa were made in the name of Manjunaths wife several years ago. The agency is examining the nature and source of such investments as part of its investigation. Rahul Jarkiholi, son of Satish Jarkiholi, is also reportedly a partner in a business entity linked to the investigation. The ED is examining the financial dealings and business links of persons associated with the case. The latest ED searches have also acquired a political dimension, coming at a time when the Karnataka government headed by Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar is completing 100 days in office. Satish Jarkiholi, a senior Congress leader from Belagavi, has in recent months figured prominently in discussions within the party, with sections of political circles projecting him as a potential future Chief Ministerial contender. There has also been speculation in some quarters about the possibility of a Dalit Chief Minister. The timing of the ED searches is therefore likely to trigger political reactions, with Opposition parties expected to question the alleged Excise Department irregularities and the financial dealings under investigation. However, the ED searches and investigation do not by themselves establish wrongdoing by Satish Jarkiholi or any of the individuals whose premises were searched. The agencys findings and any subsequent legal proceedings will determine the nature of the alleged violations. The searches were continuing on Wednesday, and further details are awaited from the ED.
Mysuru tax defaulters leave MCC staring at Rs 57.5cr dues
Owners of over 100 pairs of buffaloes interested in Mysuru kambala, says association president
80 garbage-free spots campaign yields impressive results, says MCC
The initiative aimed not only to clear accumulated waste but also to transform the spots and strengthen Mysurus position in Swachh rankings
Mysuru to get international-standard film city: Yathindra
Young, educated leaders needed to shape Indias future: Mysuru SP
Southern Regional Round of Young Indians Parliament begins in Mysuru
Karnataka cuts Cauvery water release to Tamil Nadu by 57 pc amid rainfall dip
Digital Desk | Chennai, Sep 8 (IANS) The quantity of Cauvery water being released to Tamil Nadu from Karnataka's Krishnaraja Sagar and Kabini reservoirs has been reduced sharply to 5,200 cubic feet per second following a decline in rainfall and inflows across the upper catchment areas. The combined discharge had stood at 11,983 cusecs the previous day. It has now fallen by 6,783 cusecs, representing a reduction of nearly 57 per cent within a day. The decline is significant for Tamil Nadu, which closely monitors releases from Karnataka's Cauvery basin reservoirs. The water flowing downstream contributes to the storage at the Mettur Dam and supports irrigation in the Cauvery delta, where farmers rely on timely supplies for standing crops and seasonal cultivation. Of the total quantity released towards Tamil Nadu, 4,800 cusecs were being discharged from the Krishnaraja Sagar reservoir, commonly known as KRS. The remaining 1,200 cusecs were being released from the Kabini reservoir. KRS is situated at Srirangapatna in Karnataka's Mandya district. Its catchment area includes Kodagu district and parts of Wayanad in Kerala. Rain has completely stopped in Kodagu, leading to a steady reduction in the volume of water entering the reservoir. By Monday morning, the water level at KRS stood at 106.84 feet against its full reservoir level of 124.80 feet. The inflow was recorded at 2,511 cusecs, while outflow remained higher at 4,800 cusecs. As discharge exceeded the inflow, the reservoir's stored water continued to decline. A similar situation was reported at the Kabini reservoir in Mysuru district. Its water level was recorded at 2,268.50 feet above sea level, compared with the full reservoir level of 2,284 feet. The inflow into Kabini stood at 2,514 cusecs, while 1,200 cusecs were being discharged downstream. The releases from Kabini and KRS together accounted for the 5,200 cusecs flowing towards Tamil Nadu. Reservoir discharges are normally regulated after considering rainfall, inflows, available storage and downstream requirements. With rainfall weakening across the upper Cauvery catchments, the authorities are expected to closely monitor reservoir levels before making further changes. The reduction has renewed attention on water availability for Tamil Nadu's Cauvery delta. Any fresh spell of rain in Kodagu and Wayanad could improve inflows into KRS, Kabini and other reservoirs in the basin.
Nine, including 4 of Mysuru family, die in accidents in 24 hrs
Mysuru records highest Sept temperatures amid prolonged dry spell
Wildlife Week photography contest at Mysuru zoo
Greens seek Rahul Gandhis intervention to stop Kambala during Mysuru Dasara
Mysuru Dasara Food Mela vendors oppose lottery system for stall allotment
The association has also sought parking passes for vendors setting up stalls at the food mela
Mysuru to host Yi Parliament southern regional round
The Peenya flyover witnessed a total of 1,126 breakdown incidents, while the airport road flyover reported 1,100, and the B.G.S. flyover on Mysuru Road witnessed 1,090 incidents
Car catches fire on Bengaluru-Mysuru NH, occupants safe
Grand GTD rally in Mysuru fuels exit buzz, deepens JD(S) rift
8-hour power shutdown in Mysuru for maintenance
Mangaluru Railway Region transition: Mysuru and Palakkad Divisions to meet this week
Divisional heads and divisional officers to meet in Mangaluru to discuss about transfer of assets, operational responsibilities and the like
Desi Soppu Mela draws to a close in Mysuru
Farmer groups from H.D. Kote, Kanakapura, Nagarhole, Kundgol and Wayanad in Kerala brought a wide range of medicinal and wild leafy greens for the fair.
Mysuru 5K run raises awareness on heart, neurological health
Mysuru hosts march for total animal liberation
18 passengers escape as KSRTC electric bus catches fire near Mysuru
AI can provide information, but cannot replace teachers: Yathindra
At Teachers Day celebrations in Mysuru, the Minister in-charge of Mysuru district says Indian tradition accorded teachers a status equal to that of revered deities
1,511 candidates selected at job mela in Mysuru
1,511 candidates selected at job mela in Mysuru
Desi Soppu Mela begins in Mysuru
Over 200 rare indigenous greens on display; Berake Soppu and Seegae Soppu draw special attention
Venkatesh, Nandamuri Kalyan Ram-starrer 'January 12 Vidudala' unit shoots song in Mysuru
21 from 10 countries take part in sericulture training programme in Mysuru
Animal liberation march in Mysuru on September 5
Desi Soppu Mela in Mysuru on September 5 and 6
Desi Soppu Mela in Mysuru on September 5 and 6
How to make Maddur vada at home: 5 easy steps
Crispy on the outside, soft and slightly crunchy on the inside, Maddur vada is one of those Karnataka snacks that is difficult to stop at just one. Named after Maddur, a town between Bengaluru and Mysuru, this popular snack gets its distinctive flavour from onions, green chillies and a mix of rice flour and semolina.
Mysuru district Kannada Sahitya Parishat President Maddikere Gopal passes away
He breathed his last at Jayadeva Hospital in Mysuru
Mysuru jewellery owner held for alleged gold scheme fraud
Mysuru: A jewellery shop owner has been taken into custody after allegedly collecting monthly instalments from more than 80 people on the promise of providing gold and then leaving the city, in the latest gold fraud case reported in Mysuru. The alleged fraud took place at Mohan Jewellery near Vivekananda Circle. Shop owner Mohan Lal 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 .
Drought-hit ryots in Mysuru, Chamarajanagar demand compensation
Zavaray Poonawalla to sponsor marquee races during the Mysuru season
Hands-on pottery workshops for kids and adults in Mysuru
Mysuru faces 55% rainfall deficit, drought crop loss estimated at 122 crore
Actor Duniya Vijay's Son Accused Of Assaulting Student For Overtaking In Bengaluru
Manish was reportedly standing outside RV University on Mysuru Road when Samrat and his friends allegedly confronted him, pulled him into a car and assaulted him.
DCM reviews drought impact in Mysuru
Passenger booked after lighting diya inside Hazrat Nizamuddin-Mysuru train
According to Central Railway, the incident was reported by on-duty ticket checking staff member Raman Kumar Sharma from Khandwa to Commercial Control, Bhusaval
People should instead opt for clay idols made using natural colours and cooperate with the district administration, says Deputy Commissioner
Food safety drive finds labelling, hygiene violations at sweet manufacturing units across Karnataka
Inspections were conducted in Bengaluru Urban, Bengaluru Rural, Greater Bengaluru Authority limits, Mysuru, Dakshina Kannada, Belagavi, Kalaburagi, and Hubballi-Dharwad
Mysuru, August 31: In a significant move, Karnatakas Director General of Police, Alok Kumar, has ordered the transfer of Shanthamma, the superintendent of Mandya District Jail. This action follows allegations that an undertrial prisoner received special privileges. Shanthamma has been directed to report immediately to Bellary Central Jail on special duty until further notice. The ... Read more Karnataka Jail Superintendent Transferred Amid Allegations of Special Treatment for Undertrial Prisoner
Mysuru palace glows pink as Gruha Lakshmi completes three years
Yaduveer backs campaign against kambala during Mysuru Dasara
Indian Golfer Pranavi Slips to 15th Place at Rain-Affected Irish Open
Dublin, August 30: Indian star Pranavi Urs finished in 15th place at the 2026 KPMG Womens Irish Open, impacted by rain. The golfer from Mysuru scored two-under-par 70 on Saturday, bringing her total for the 54 holes to an impressive seven-under-par (69-70-70). Urs was the only Indian to make the cut. Her compatriots Diksha Dagar, ... Read more Indian Golfer Pranavi Slips to 15th Place at Rain-Affected Irish Open
Kumaraswamy Advocates Dignity and Opportunities for Differently-Abled Individuals
Mysuru, August 30: Heavy Industries and Steel Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy expressed his deep connection with differently-abled individuals during an event in Mandya. He recalled his tenure as Chief Minister, highlighting the system he established that allowed them to voice their concerns directly at Vidhana Soudha. Kumaraswamy stated, Differently-abled individuals are very close to my heart. ... Read more Kumaraswamy Advocates Dignity and Opportunities for Differently-Abled Individuals
Mysuru among five cities to be developed to ease pressure on Bengaluru: CM
Focus on jobs, education, healthcare and infrastructure; special development plan for Mysuru, says D.K Shivakumar
101 taluks declared drought-hit, more may be added: Parameshwara
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RPF Mysuru detects railway property theft, recovers lost phone
The incident took place at Ashokapuram Yard in Mysuru
28 from Karnataka stranded or missing in Nepal, Tibet amid flash flood
Of the 28 people, 23 are from Bengaluru Urban, two from Mysuru and one each from Dharwad, Udupi and Vijayanagara districts, according to the latest information compiled by the SEOC as of 10 a.m.
DPS Mysuru candidates selected for All India Thal Sainik camp in Delhi
Mangaluru under SWR: D.K. Shivakumars statement on southern States unity draws flak online
Minister U.T. Khader welcomes the decision and says it is appropriate to bring the region in Karnataka under the ambit of the Mysuru Division
Kumaraswamy Accuses Priyank Kharge of Concealing KPSc Irregularities
Mysuru, August 28: H.D. Kumaraswamy, the Union Minister for Heavy Industries and Steel, has accused Karnatakas Home Minister Priyank Kharge of attempting to conceal alleged irregularities in the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSc) recruitment process by taking charge of the Home Department. Speaking to reporters in Mysuru, Kumaraswamy claimed that significant irregularities occurred during the ... Read more Kumaraswamy Accuses Priyank Kharge of Concealing KPSc Irregularities
