Month: September, 2019

Youths surrender to Police with old man’s severed head
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Youths surrender to Police with old man’s severed head

September 21, 2019

Mysuru:  In a horrific incident, two youths who murdered an elderly man, surrendered to Bannur Police Station along with his severed head this morning. Kempegowda (65), of Chamanahalli in T. Narasipur taluk, was sleeping at his home late last night, when two youths, identified as Madhu and Chetan of the same village, killed Kempegowda and…

Man goes missing
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Man goes missing

September 21, 2019

Mysuru:  Adding to the long list of persons going missing from the city, a 46-year old man has gone missing from Udayagiri Police limits since Sept.9. Shankar, 46, who left his house on the evening of Sept.9  has not returned since then, according to a complaint lodged by his wife at Udayagiri Police Station. Shankar…

Father’s advice to his son
Abracadabra By K. B. Ganapathy, Columns

Father’s advice to his son

September 21, 2019

It is commonly said all good things are free. Please don’t mistake these good things for gold, diamond, cars and clothes. It generally means sunlight and air. And I might add advice too. There are always people around to give unsolicited advice and advice on subjects which the ‘wise man’ is ignorant about. However, while…

We need Dasara & our DC needs a leg-up
Columns, In Black & White

We need Dasara & our DC needs a leg-up

September 21, 2019

Mysureans love Dasara, not just because it’s a celebration but also because it’s a time for rejuvenation. Come Dasara, our administration becomes ‘quick fix Murugan’ to spruce up our city.  And they do this hurriedly and randomly. First, they start patching up roads, creating footpaths, clearing roadside vendors, etc. It seems every year our administration…

Sweeping Gold
Feature Articles

Sweeping Gold

September 21, 2019

By M.T. Yogesh Kumar [Pics. by M.N. Lakshminarayana Yadav] The gold-diggers of Unnao found nothing. In Mysuru, however, several men and women — almost 50 of them — find gold on jewellery streets, sewage drains, dirty alleys and every nook and corner of a dusty street.  Every morning, a group of men and women make…

Since generations, they  are lured by the shine
Feature Articles

Since generations, they are lured by the shine

September 21, 2019

By Vinay Karekura There is another group of coin-and-treasure hunters at Paschimavahini in Srirangapatna. The speciality of this group is that they go in search of places where people come to immerse the ashes of their loved ones and perform ‘Pitru Paksha’ rituals every year at the designated auspicious season.  This group too hails from…

GOLD in the GUTTERS
Feature Articles

GOLD in the GUTTERS

September 21, 2019

If the holy grail of medieval alchemists was turning lead into gold, how much more magical would it be to draw gold from grime-filled streets? Gold, as microscopic particles, has long been known to concentrate on streets dominated by jewellery shops. While there are a set of people who collect gold-laced mud from the roads…

Rights and responsibilities
Editorial

Rights and responsibilities

September 21, 2019

After causing anxious feelings for both the Government and people of the land by weeks of delay, this year’s monsoon seems to have gifted rains in plentiful over major areas across the country, even as sources in India Meteorological Department (IMD) regularly assured the farming fraternity that there would be normal rainfall, whatever that term…

Vijayanagar Stadium serenity destroyed by parking lots
Voice of The Reader

Vijayanagar Stadium serenity destroyed by parking lots

September 21, 2019

Sir, The much-needed space for sportspersons and evening walkers in Vijayanagar Stadium is now encroached and disturbed by mindlessly allowing vehicles inside the stadium campus. Since a new private gym started operating in the public space (through tender, as informed), the gates have been kept wide open for vehicles to reach till the doorstep of…

In Briefs

Animals adopted

September 21, 2019

The following persons have adopted the animals of Mysuru Zoo under “Adoption of Animals” scheme by paying  the Adoption Fee — Kiran Sahadev: two Peacocks (Rs.7,000); N. Akshay Kowshik: Rat Snake and Rose Ringed Parakeet (Rs.3,000); R.Vinay Kumar: Red Avadavit (Rs.1,000); Savithri Convent: Sarus Crane and Himalayan Goral (Rs.12,500); S.Likith: Common Rat Snake (Rs.1,000); Aasare…

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