This croc is aged 45 years and does not have right leg; Residents suspect presence of more crocodiles Mysore/Mysuru: The crocodile, which was playing hide and seek since a month at Yele Thota, next to Ramanuja Road 8th Cross, creating tension among the residents and public, was caught yesterday evening and it is suspected that…
Operation to catch the croc continues Mysore/Mysuru: A huge crocodile, spotted in the Raja Kaluve near Yele Thota on Oct. 15 afternoon which resurfaced again on Oct. 29, causing tension among the public was spotted again at Yele Thota near Ramanuja Road 9th Cross in city. Though the Forest Department staff made attempts to capture…
Mysore/Mysuru: The huge crocodile that surfaced in the Raja Kaluve near Yele Thota on the evening of Oct. 15, resurfaced again this morning. While the reptile was spotted inside water last week, today it was basking under the sun with its mouth wide open. The crocodile was spotted by a few passers-by on 9th Cross…
Mysuru Zoo staff, Forest Department personnel make attempts to capture the reptile Mysuru: A huge crocodile, spotted in the Raja Kaluve, near Yele Thota yesterday, has created tension among the public, especially the residents of the surroundings. Following the sighting of the crocodile, the Mysuru Zoo staff and Forest Department personnel conducted an operation to…
By Ramesh Kebbehundi Brand crops from Mysuru like Mysore Vilyedele (Chigurele) and Mysore Mallige have brought a special fame to the city. However, unfettered modernisation and expansion of real estate — concrete jungle — in leaps and bounds have literally threatened the existence of these crops. If Mysore Mallige became the first victim of ungirdled…
Mysuru: An accidental fire has destroyed vehicles at a garage near Yele Thota here last evening. The fire was noticed at the garage of one Siddique which soon spread to an Ape goods auto and a Maruti Omni van which was under repair at the garage. The security guard, who noticed the fire, immediately informed…
Mysuru: In a bid to make beetle leaf farmers undertake farming activities, the Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) has decided to provide alternative lands to farmers of ‘Yele Thota’ whose lands were acquired by the then City Improvement Trust Board (CITB) in 1949 for the development of city. On Wednesday, a team of MCC officials, led…
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