Mysuru: Former Vice-Chancellor of Mysore University and KSOU Prof. K.S. Rangappa, who lost from Chamaraja Assembly Constituency contesting as JD(S) candidate in last month’s Assembly polls, is likely to be appointed as Adviser to Higher Education Department. With the JD(S) forming the Government in coalition with the Congress, the JD(S) is said to be keen…
Prof. Rangappa releases party manifesto
May 7, 2018Chamaraja Constituency JD(S) candidate Prof. K.S. Rangappa, flanked by JD(S) City President K.T. Cheluvegowda and former Mayor R. Lingappa, seen displaying party manifesto for the Constituency at Pathrakartara Bhavan here yesterday as Corporators SBM Manju, Shailendra and others look on.
Going green to garner votes
April 2, 2018Mysuru: Even as the election fever is hotting up, political parties are finding novel ways to woo the voters. If one party shows its admiration to its leader by garlanding him with 750-kg apples, another party is going green to match its party colour. Here is Chamaraja Constituency JD(S) candidate Prof. K.S. Rangappa riding a…
‘SAARC scientists will be invited for upcoming Indian Science Congress’
March 22, 2018Mysuru: “There are plans to host another Indian Science Congress (ISC) in Karnataka shortly and I have thought of inviting scientists from the South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation (SAARC) nations to the ISC,” said former VC of University of Mysore (UoM) and the Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) Prof. K.S. Rangappa, who has been…
Homage paid in city for kids killed in conflict in Syria
March 3, 2018Mysuru: JD(S) candidate for Assembly Election from Chamaraja Constituency Prof. K.S. Rangappa and Sirkhazi of Mysuru Mohammed Usman Sharif along with hundreds of Muslim brethren had congregated at the mosque near Meena Bazaar in Mandi Mohalla here yesterday to pay homage to hundreds of children who were killed in the recent conflict in Syria. Speaking…
I will soon release ‘explosive’ news on KSOU: Ex-VC Prof. K.S. Rangappa
March 1, 2018Mysuru: Declaring that he would shortly come up with highly sensitive information and explosive news in connection with Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) row, former KSOU and University of Mysore (UoM) Vice-Chancellor Prof. K.S. Rangappa has rubbished former Chief Minister Dr. M. Veerappa Moily’s recent remarks indirectly targeted at him. Addressing a press meet at…
Book on former PM Deve Gowda to be released tomorrow
February 9, 2018Mysuru: The book on former Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda titled ‘Sadaneya Shikhararohana’ encapsulating his ten months and ten days as Prime Minister of the country will be released tomorrow (Feb.10), said former Vice Chancellor of University of Mysore and JD(S) leader Prof. K.S. Rangappa. Addressing a press conference at a private hotel in city…
Prof. K.S. Rangappa launches Ward-wise campaign
February 8, 2018Mysuru: Giving a head start to his campaign, with the State Assembly Polls just a couple of months away, the JD(S) party’s declared candidate from Chamaraja constituency, Prof. K.S. Rangappa, former Vice-Chancellor of University of Mysore and KSOU, launched his Ward-wise campaign at Sri Rama Mandira in Saraswathipuram Thengina Thopu, coming under Ward No.22 of…
JD(S) to host intellectual conclave tomorrow
January 7, 2018Mysuru: To identify and find solutions in the education sector, the JD(S) is hosting an intellectual conclave in city on Jan.8 (tomorrow). Former Vice-Chancellor (VC) of the University of Mysore (UoM) & Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) and JD(S) leader, Prof. K.S. Rangappa told reporters yesterday that the party State President H.D. Kumaraswamy will attend…
JD(S) leader Harish Gowda says he will contest polls as an Independent
November 21, 2017Mysuru: Former University of Mysore (UoM) and KSOU Vice-Chancellor Prof. K.S. Rangappa’s plunge into politics has sparked discord in JD(S) ranks in Mysuru. Prof. Rangappa, a relative of former PM and JD(S) Supremo H.D. Deve Gowda, donned the JD(S) colours after his term as UoM Vice-Chancellor ended on Jan.10 this year. But the party’s City…
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