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Footpath or horse stable?
Voice of The Reader

Footpath or horse stable?

February 26, 2026

Sir, “Swachh Mysuru” appears to be only a slogan. The footpath from Kukkarahalli Lake towards Kalamandira has virtually turned into a stable for horse owners and is in a complete mess. Walkers and joggers using this stretch have to be extremely cautious, as the presence of horses poses a risk and the footpath is strewn…

Do not crush silencers and damage roads
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Do not crush silencers and damage roads

February 25, 2026

Sir, I recently witnessed Mysuru City Police crushing unauthorised motorcycle silencers directly on the road. While the enforcement action against illegal modifications is welcome, the manner in which it is being carried out raises concerns. Crushing metal objects on public roads can damage the road surface, which is ultimately public property. Authorities could instead shift…

Growing parking crisis: A civic wake-up call
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Growing parking crisis: A civic wake-up call

February 24, 2026

Sir, Mysuru, a city long known for its planned layouts and civic discipline, is now grappling with a growing parking crisis that can no longer be ignored. Across several neighbourhoods, a clear pattern has emerged. The number of private four-wheelers has increased significantly, but many homeowners have made little or no provision to park these…

Pit unattended: Where is safety?
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Pit unattended: Where is safety?

February 23, 2026

Sir, I am writing to draw urgent attention to a serious public safety hazard in our residential area of Dattagalli, Mysuru. About a month ago, a Government contractor dug a deep excavation pit directly in front of the main gate of our house, reportedly for laying underground power cables. Despite objections raised at the time,…

Kotivruksha Park turns into a fire trap
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Kotivruksha Park turns into a fire trap

February 22, 2026

Sir, We, the residents of Srirampura 2nd Stage, BEML Nagar, raise serious concerns over the deteriorating condition of Kotivruksha Park, which has been left unattended by the Mysuru City Corporation (MCC). Due to a lack of watering and proper maintenance, the once-green park has turned into a stretch of dried plants and withered trees. With…

My Tree Audit: Ensure root-space reclamation
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My Tree Audit: Ensure root-space reclamation

February 21, 2026

Sir, The recent launch of the roadside tree survey titled Mysuru Tree Audit 2025-26 (Project ‘Nam Mara’ – My Tree) in collaboration with the Bherunda Foundation is a landmark step for Mysuru’s green heritage. However, the data collected should not be kept solely for records. Many of our heritage trees are currently being suffocated by…

An appeal to save Hebbal Lake
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An appeal to save Hebbal Lake

February 20, 2026

630 concerned citizens launch signature campaign Sir, Hebbal Lake has long served as a green lung for thousands of residents, offering space for walking, exercise and relaxation. Maintained by Infosys Foundation since 2018, the Lake has been widely appreciated for its upkeep. However, the Foundation is set to hand over maintenance to Mysuru City Corporation…

An eyesore on KRS Road
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An eyesore on KRS Road

February 19, 2026

Sir, If you are travelling to Brindavan Gardens via KRS Road, you cannot overlook the unsightly garbage pile-up just past the railway crossing near Brigade Symphony Apartment. This disheartening scene stands in stark contrast to Mysuru’s aspiration of being one of the cleanest cities in India. Passers-by, whether on two-wheelers or in cars, routinely toss…

Road hump a must here
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Road hump a must here

February 17, 2026

Sir, A few weeks ago I had raised concerns and suggested for certain traffic improvements. While road humps are laid and traffic signal lights installed near Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering (VVCE) on Sahitya Bhavan Road, the hump suggested in front of Saptagiri Glass Shop is not attended to yet.  This is the major issue and…

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