The Director, Department of Public Libraries, Bengaluru has invited applications from writers, publishers and publishing houses for selection of various books to the library. Books belonging to literature, art, science, competitive exam, children’s literature, contemporary, skill development, income generation and other subjects in Kannada, English and other Indian language which were first published in the…
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Deadline to register for 2nd PU private students extended
January 6, 2022In a relief to private students, the PU Board has extended the deadline to register for the second PU exam, till Jan.17. The PU Board had earlier set Jan.1 as deadline with a penalty of Rs. 500 . But following appeals by students and parents, the Board has extended the deadline to Jan.17 and accordingly,…
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‘Nenapina Dabbi’
January 6, 2022Littérateur Mahesh Araballi’s book titled ‘Nenapina Dabbi – Badukige Hegalada Appana Chitrana’ will be released at a programme jointly organised by Kavita Prakashana and Kannada Sahitya Kalakoota, Mysuru, at Institution of Engineers- India (IEI) on JLB Road in city tomorrow (Jan. 7) at 5.30 pm. Renowned critic Prof. O.L. Nagabhushan Swamy will release the book….
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Books release
January 6, 2022Dr. M.S. Umapathi’s book titled ‘Mahile mattu Aparadha Kanunu’ will be released by City Police Commissioner Dr. Chandragupta at a programme organised at Hotel Villa Park in Nazarbad today (Jan. 6) at 4 pm. Dr. Ratnamma, Founder of Sai Pragati Foundation, Maddur Haadi, Gundlupet taluk, Chamarajanagar, will be the special invitee. For details, contact Mob:…
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MCC Council Meeting Postponed
January 6, 2022The General Council Meeting of Mysuru City Corporation (MCC), which was scheduled to be held at its Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar auditorium today (Jan. 6) at 11.30 am, has been postponed to Jan. 11 at 11.30 am, according to a press release from the Council Secretary.
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Road deaths spike despite restrictions
January 5, 2022By S.T. Ravikumar Mysore/Mysuru: Long periods of semi-lockdown, night and weekend curfews put in place as a measure to contain the spread of COVID in Mysuru city has not resulted in reduction of road accidents or fatalities, data available with authorities shows. According to officials, there is no major dip in overall fatality or people…
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Midnight collision kills final year MBBS student
January 5, 2022A native of Belagavi, he was studying at MMC&RI Mysore/Mysuru: With just months to go to become a doctor, a final year MBBS student died in a road accident in city last midnight. He was on his two-wheeler without a helmet during night curfew hours and had earphones plugged in. The victim has been identified…
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Mysuru COVID-19 Update: January 5, 2022
January 5, 2022Mysuru reports 59 new COVID-19 positive cases, 11 discharges and 0 deaths today.
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Srirangapatna turning into a COVID cluster
January 5, 202243 more test COVID positive Srirangapatna: Srirangapatna is slowly turning into a COVID hotspot as more devotees returning from inter-State travel are testing positive for COVID. While 33 tested positive since last three days, 43 tested positive yesterday. About 120 devotees, who arrived in buses from a pilgrimage, were subjected to RT-PCR test yesterday out…
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Weekend Curfew – Tight vigil on people venturing out: City Top Cop
January 5, 2022Mysore/Mysuru: Various wings of the City Police like City Armed Reserve, Traffic Sub-Divisions and the Mounted Police have teamed up to heighten the surveillance during weekend curfew that will be enforced from Jan. 7 (Friday). The Police will keep a tight vigil on people venturing out between Friday 10 pm and Monday 5 am without…
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