Rs. 6 crore MUDA project; Narasimharaja MLA Tanveer Sait has more plans to restore the Lake’s lost glory Mysore/Mysuru: After a long delay, the Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) has finally begun rejuvenating the Devanur Lake that was once a place for migratory birds to roost. At present, the Lake is an eyesore and is…
Mysore/Mysuru: Speaking to Star of Mysore, former Minister and Narasimharaja MLA Tanveer Sait said that relentless efforts to save the Devanur Lake has paid off now with the MUDA beginning desilting works. “In the last four to five decades, only sewage water was entering the water body and though there were reports of encroachment, we…
Mysore/Mysuru: The Devanur Lake in the city outskirts will soon undergo rejuvenation, with MUDA all set to carry out works. The MUDA is rejuvenating the lake at a cost of Rs. 5 crore, which it had earmarked in its 2022-23 budget. The works include de-silting, removal of weeds, cleaning of bunds, laying a pipeline for…
MUDA’s rejuvenation plan gathering dust with Lake Development Authority Devanur Lake that is beautifully located on the main link road between N.R. Mohalla and Rajivnagar has become an eyesore and is no more than a sewage dump, full of weeds and silt. Pigs, dogs and other stray animals are having a great time feasting in…
Mysuru: Some contractors, who are entrusted with collection and segregating waste collected from households, are using the Devanur Lake bund to dump the collected waste for segregation, which has irked the residents of the surrounding areas. After door-to-door collection of household waste, the entire waste is brought and dumped on the lake bund for segregating…
Sir, It is really sad and frustrating to see the apathy of our city’s top administrators towards areas like Udayagiri, Rajivnagar and surroundings. Our Deputy Commissioner (DC) D. Randeep has taken steps to restore many dying Lakes in Mysuru but the Devanur Lake is still out of his sight, even though it is in the…
While Mysuru city is reeling under Dengu threat, people in-charge of keeping the city clean are involved in dumping the sewage waste on the roadside thus making it the best place for mosquito-breeding. This picture was send by one of our readers from Rajiv Nagar which shows the MCC workers dumping the sewage waste in…
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