Mysore/Mysuru: A miscreant, in the guise of getting a job in the Horticulture Department has robbed the gold mangalasutra chain of a woman in city. The woman, who was cheated, is Thayamma, a resident of Udbur in the taluk. The miscreant, who came in contact with Thayamma’s sister’s daughter Geetha, had told her that he…
New Delhi: About 115 nominations were filed till last evening, the last day of filing of papers for the July 18 Presidential election according to the Rajya Sabha Secretariat. The scrutiny of the nominations would be done on Thursday. Sources said 28 of the total 115 nominations were rejected due to non furnishing of voter…
Mysore/Mysuru: G. Raju, a street play artiste of Kushalnagar, has been selected for annual ‘CGK Theatre Award-2022’ given by Rangabhoomi Trust, Kodagu. The award is instituted in memory of noted Theatre Director C.G. Krishnaswamy since 2015. Film actor Shivaji Rao Jadhav too has been selected for annual CGK Theatre Award given in recognition of his…
If majority rule, after headcount, is not Democracy, then what is? As the TV panellist said, it could only be a skewed Democracy ‘by the political parties, of the political parties and for the political parties.’ I have read that history is past politics and politics is present history. If so, I am tempted to…
By Dr. Devdutt Pattanaik – Author, Speaker, Illustrator, Mythologist In prehistoric times, people captured a hunting ground or agricultural land or pastures by claiming that is where the ancestor was buried. Burial was an important ritual invented by ancient people to claim rights over lands. Later, they invented stories to claim land. The Maori say…
Sir, This refers to Dr. Javeed Nayeem’s article titled “Not so graceful Presidential Election!” in SOM dated June 26. He has rightly said that the President of India is not merely a titular head. He has to use his discretionary powers to safeguard our Democracy and Constitutional rights at the time of exigencies. Our country…
Yashodha Raju (60), Vice-President of City JD(S) Women’s Wing and a resident of Hebbal 1st Stage, passed away yesterday in city. She leaves behind her husband Raju, daughter Manasa and a host of relatives and friends. Last rites were performed at Kumbarakoppal Burial Grounds this morning.
P. Ramani (67), retired District Industries Centre (DIC) Superintendent and a resident of Ramakrishnanagar ‘I’ Block, passed away yesterday morning following brief illness in city. She leaves behind her husband B.P. Balakrishna, son Anup Poojari, daughter Amitha and a host of relatives and friends. Last rites were performed at Chirashantidhama in Gokulam yesterday evening.
D. Shivanna (75), retired Deputy Registrar of Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) and a resident of Shivarathreeshwaranagar, Bannimantap, passed away this morning in city. He leaves behind his wife Shanthi, daughter S. Nandini, sons Raghunandan, Yadunandan, Prabhunandan and Dhyan and a host of relatives and friends. Last rites were performed at Adi Karnataka Burial Grounds…
Vocal concert by Vidu. Madhuri Kowshik, accompanied by Vidu. C.V. Shruthi on violin, Vid. Kowshik Shridhar on mridanga and Vid. K. Srinidhi on ghata, Ganabharathi, Adichunchanagiri Road, Kuvempunagar, 6 pm.
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