Date: February 2nd, 2018

Water Table Sinking
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Water Table Sinking

February 2, 2018

Mysuru: Even as the groundwater table is sinking in Mysuru city and taluk, there is a grave water crisis staring at the citizens as they will be faced with drinking water shortage and hardly any water for irrigation. These harsh facts came to light at an emergency meeting on the condition of groundwater resource, chaired…

Controversial Thalassery-Mysuru Railway Line: Kerala’s hopes dashed as Budget makes no mention of Rail Project
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Controversial Thalassery-Mysuru Railway Line: Kerala’s hopes dashed as Budget makes no mention of Rail Project

February 2, 2018

New Delhi: Here is some good news for Green Groups and residents of Kodagu as the Union government has not mentioned anything in the 2018-2019 Budget about the controversial Thalassery-Mysuru Railway Line via Manandavadi and South Kodagu. But environmental groups are not in any way relenting from the protests against the Railway line that will…

Special drive to sensitise passengers on Rail services
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Special drive to sensitise passengers on Rail services

February 2, 2018

Mysuru: South Western Railway (SWR) yesterday launched a three-day special drive for improving integrity in delivery of services to passengers and customers  besides boosting motivation of the staff. All the three Divisions of South Western Railway — Hubballi, Mysuru and Bengaluru — have started the drive in right earnest. Special focus is being given to…

Pornography clips in mobile phone: Melukote Yoganarasimhaswamy Temple Chief Priest booked
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Pornography clips in mobile phone: Melukote Yoganarasimhaswamy Temple Chief Priest booked

February 2, 2018

Melukote: The Pandavapura Judicial Magistrate First Class (Junior Division) Court has ordered investigation against the Chief Priest of Melukote Yoganarasimhaswamy Temple Narayana Bhatta for allegedly possessing and viewing pornography clippings. He was accused of downloading various porn apps on his mobile phone and the Court has, on Jan. 29, ordered a probe. An FIR (09/2018)…

Mahila Empowerment Party to contest in Karnataka
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Mahila Empowerment Party to contest in Karnataka

February 2, 2018

National President Dr. Nowhera Shaik promises to protect interest of all communities; seeks people’s mandate Mysuru: It looks like many new parties are entering the fray ahead of the State Assembly elections. After actor Upendra’s Karnataka Pragnyavantha Janata Party (KPJP), former Dy. SP Anupama Shenoy’s  Bharatiya Janashakthi Congress (BJC) and Kolar MLA Varthur Prakash’s Namma…

U.M. Madappa, member of First State Assembly, passes away
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U.M. Madappa, member of First State Assembly, passes away

February 2, 2018

Chamarajanagar: U.M. Madappa, a member of the First State Assembly formed in 1952, died on Thursday at a Private hospital in Bengaluru following brief illness. He was 96. He is survived by wife Nagarathamma, sons U.M. Prabhuswamy, U.M. Mallesh, U.M. Nandish and Dr. U.M. Nagamallesh and daughters Umadevi and Shaila. Born in 1922 at Udigala…

Borrowing loans is Siddu Govt’s only achievement: MLA C.T. Ravi
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Borrowing loans is Siddu Govt’s only achievement: MLA C.T. Ravi

February 2, 2018

Mysuru: “The Congress Government must own the responsibility of killing 25 BJP and Sangh Parivar activists and it can claim it as ‘achievement’,” said BJP MLA C.T. Ravi here yesterday. He was speaking to media persons prior to the BJP executive meeting at a private hall at Nazarbad in city.  He said that the Siddharamaiah’s…

Protests galore in Mysuru
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Protests galore in Mysuru

February 2, 2018

Mysuru: It was a day of protests in city this morning as several activists staged demonstrations on different issues at different venues. While the BJP activists protested at Kote Anjaneyaswamy Temple against the killing of fellow party worker Santhosh, Socialist Unity Centre of India staged a demonstration at Gandhi Square in protest against the Centre’s…

Frequent sighting of leopards in city and outskirts create panic
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Frequent sighting of leopards in city and outskirts create panic

February 2, 2018

Mysuru:  Following frequent sightings of leopards in city and fringe areas, the Forest Department that is planning to trap and release them into their habitats away from human-populated areas, has ordered six hi-tech cages that are expected to arrive soon. Disclosing this to Star of Mysore, DCF (Wildlife) V. Yedukondalu said that there were 20…

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