Tag: Voice of The Reader

No more ‘Tiger’ menace: But what next?
Voice of The Reader

No more ‘Tiger’ menace: But what next?

March 11, 2019

Sir, The front page headline “No more ‘Tiger’ menace in city” (SOM dated Mar.9) is very aptly titled and conveys the entire saga that was enacted so badly for the last 10 years. It is unbelievable that it took so many years for the authorities to realise the folly in implementation of the otherwise well-intentioned…

Dangerous manhole in Hebbal
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Dangerous manhole in Hebbal

March 11, 2019

Sir, I travel in Hebbal area daily and recently a manhole has surfaced right in the middle of the road without considering the height of the road. It is creating a lot of problems to motorists when they try to come on the wrong side to avoid these manholes. During night time this is not…

Lessons from auto driver Arumugam
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Lessons from auto driver Arumugam

March 10, 2019

Sir, The article ‘Lessons from auto driver Arumugam’ by Dr. R. Balasubramaniam was too good a read (SOM dated Feb. 25). It inspires those who earn their living with a lot of ethics intertwined along with it. It’s also amazing to read how Dr. Balasubramaniam has taken time to appreciate a simple person. Awaiting to…

Rebuild Devaraja Market and Lansdowne Building
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Rebuild Devaraja Market and Lansdowne Building

March 9, 2019

Sir, Unlike other ‘heritage’ structures like the Taj Mahal, Mysore Palace, Belur-Halebid temples, where people appreciate them from a distance, Devaraja Market and Lansdowne Building have withstood the rough and tough and wear and tear for more than a century and a quarter. Because these heritage structures were neglected and not maintained and were allowed…

Make Kukkarahalli Lake entrance user-friendly
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Make Kukkarahalli Lake entrance user-friendly

March 8, 2019

Sir, It is observed since many months that motorists are quarrelling over vehicle parking issue at the entrance of Kukkarahalli Lake (behind Kalamandira) which is very narrow. To resolve this issue, I request the authorities concerned to widen the gate space for incoming and outgoing  motorists; earmark parking slots for two-wheelers, four-wheelers and autos separately….

‘Mysore Memories’ on Dr. DLN
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‘Mysore Memories’ on Dr. DLN

March 7, 2019

Sir, I am grateful to Dr. S.N. Bhagirath for presenting a comprehensive article about our great Kannada professor Dr. D.L. Narasimhachar (DLN) in SOM dated Mar.5 under the column “Mysore Memories.” When I was a student in Yuvaraja’s College during 1956 – 58, I had many opportunities to visit Maharaja’s College and attend DLN’s lectures…

Punish the eco-terrorists
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Punish the eco-terrorists

March 6, 2019

Sir, If one goes by the news reports of the last few days, thousands of acres of pristine forests have been destroyed due to raging fire at Bandipur and Gopalaswamy Betta. Adding to this are the displacement of thousands of animals along with fully grown trees being turned to ashes. Many of these trees could…

Increasing burden of house rents
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Increasing burden of house rents

March 5, 2019

Sir, There was a time in the past when house rents in Mysuru were affordable. The scenario has changed unimaginably now and it would cost anywhere between Rs. 15,000 and Rs. 20,000 to rent out a decent accommodation — what with Mysuru rates competing vigorously with Bengaluru.  Landlords would feel bad, squirm and very apologetically…

Wise to rebuild Devaraja Market and Lansdowne Building
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Wise to rebuild Devaraja Market and Lansdowne Building

March 3, 2019

Sir, I read the relevant article titled “Reconstruct Devaraja Market & Lansdowne Building Keeping the ‘Heritage’ Facade” by Prof. N. Narayana Sastry (SOM dated Feb.26). Very well said. The slogan raised by the vested interest can be easily analysed. First of all, are they heritage structures like Gol Gumbaz or structures at Hampi? Commercial persons…

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