Mysuru/Mysore: Long before becoming a big city, Mysuru was known for its Kalyanis (ancient step ponds) or temple tanks. Many historians called Mysuru as a place for springs, natural tanks and Kalyanis. Over the years, the heritage Kalyanis, lakes and open wells have become the first casualty of development. Most of them are now either…
Man-animal conflict: State mulls Rs. 10 lakh compensation
March 11, 2020Bengaluru: In some good news for the villagers living in the periphery of wildlife sanctuaries, Karnataka Minister for Forest and Ecology Anand Singh said that the Government was thinking to increase the compensation for human deaths in wild animal attacks to Rs. 10 lakh. The family of victims who are mauled by wild animals would…
MP Guv refuses to take decision to expel 6 rebel Ministers
March 11, 2020Lucknow: Madhya Pradesh Governor Lalji Tandon today refused to take any decision on the recommendation of Chief Minister Kamal Nath to expel six rebel Ministers. Tandon said that he is on leave and will take a decision when he reaches Bhopal on Friday. “I am watching the political situation of MP closely but will act…
Suttur Seer condoles death of former Governor Bhardwaj
March 11, 2020Mysuru/Mysore: Suttur Mutt Seer Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Swamiji has condoled the death of former Karnataka Governor Hans Raj Bhardwaj, who passed away in New Delhi on Sunday. In a condolence message, the Seer said that Hans Raj Bhardwaj, who hailed from Haryana, was a senior Congress leader who entered politics as a Rajya Sabha MP…
Visiting Kashmiri youth cook and serve lip-smacking delicacies
March 11, 2020Mysuru/Mysore: Kashmiri Pulao, Shahi Paneer, Kashmiri Yakhni, some of the lip-smacking delicacies from Jammu and Kashmir were prepared and served yesterday in Mysuru. Later, those who prepared these special dishes also participated in watermelon and banana eating contests. The ones who enjoyed this culinary festival along with other cultural programmes were the Kashmiri youth visiting…
Shortage of protective equipment endangering health workers worldwide: WHO
March 11, 2020Geneva: The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that severe and mounting disruption to the global supply of personal protective equipment (PPE) – caused by rising demand, panic buying, hoarding and misuse – is putting lives at risk from the new Coronavirus and other infectious diseases. Healthcare workers rely on personal protective equipment to protect…
“Family politics is a threat to democracy”
March 11, 2020Mysuru/Mysore: Dynastic politics is harmful for a democracy, opined CM’s Media Advisor Mahadev Prakash. He was interacting with the students on the topic ‘Where is Indian Politics heading towards?’ organised by the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication at Maharaja’s College recently. He further said that a common man can hardly compete and win in…
18th Anniversary of Sri Krishna Gana Sabha from tomorrow
March 11, 2020Sangeetha Vidyanidhi Vidyabhushan to sing at Alwar Kala Bhavan on Mar. 14 Mysuru/Mysore: As part of the 18th anniversary celebrations of Sri Krishna Gana Sabha, Mysuru, music concerts have been organised on Mar. 12, 14 and 15 at Alwar Kala Bhavan in Gokulam. Mar. 12 at 6 pm: Eminent Veena player and composer Prof. R….
Abhiyenthararu to host four-day National Theatre Fest from Mar.12 to 15
March 11, 2020Mysuru/Mysore: Abhiyenthararu – a Theatre for Engineers, Mysuru, in association with South Zone Cultural Centre (SZCC), Thanjavur, has organised Rashtriya Ranga Utsava (National Theatre Festival) at Kirurangamandira (Mini Theatre) in Kalamandira premises in city from Mar.12 to 15. Renowned Theatre Director from Bengaluru B. Suresh will inaugurate the Fest at 6 pm tomorrow. Rangayana Mysuru…
A day with differently-abled kids
March 11, 2020Mysuru/Mysore: Students of Bhavan’s Priyamvada Birla Institute Of Management (BPBIM) visited Mathru Mandali Shishu Vikasa Kendra recently and spent time with the differently-abled kids. They prepared artistically designed wax candles, paper bags, greeting cards and jewelleries while singing and dancing with these young ones. The following day, BPBIM students conducted a Walkathon along with the…















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