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Malingaraya Pujar CH NEWS Bheeshma Lake, a historic landmark and important water source in Gadag-Betageri, is facing severe pollution, raising concern among residents and environmentalists. Sewage entering the lake has reportedly caused a foul smell and large numbers of
HAVERI Life becomes meaningful when people develop humanitarian values along with a spirit of service and generosity, said Sanjeev Kumar Neeralgi, District Honorary Working President of the Indian Red Cross Society. He was speaking at a Geneva Convention Day programme held
YADGIR District Collector Rahul Pandey inspected roads, footpaths, markets and public areas across Yadgir city on Wednesday and directed officials to improve cleanliness and remove obstacles affecting public movement. During his early morning tour, he reviewed conditions fr
YADGIR BJP leaders in Yadgir have opposed the reinstatement of B. Nagendra as a minister while the investigation into alleged financial irregularities in the Maharshi Valmiki Development Corporation is continuing. District BJP president Basavarajappa Gowda Vibhutihalli said th
CHITRADURGA More than 12.98 lakh voter census forms have been computerized in Chitradurga district as part of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, District Election Officer and Deputy Commissioner T. Venkatesh said. He urged eligible voters who have not
CH NEWS, MANGALURU A case has been registered at the Kadaba police station against five people on charges of verbally abusing, assaulting and threatening to kill a minor boy belonging to a Scheduled Tribe and his classmates who had gone to Kundada Falls. The incident is sai
CH NEWS, SHIVAMOGGA Malandur villagers, led by former ZP member Ratnakar Honagodu, protested in front of the Zilla Panchayat office on Wednesday, demanding that the grama tana land located at Survey No 148 of Malandur village under Anandpur Gram Panchayat limits of Sagar taluk
CH NEWS, SHIVAMOGGA MLA SN Channabasappa has issued an open challenge, saying, if I haven't done my job, slap me on the head. The MLA, who was incensed by the allegations of the leaders of the Shivamogga Civil Welfare Forums Union that the authorities and MLAs are not respondi
CH NEWS, SHIVAMOGGA Former MLA Kimmane Ratnakar, who is being escorted by his followers who are involved in illegal activities, is frustrated with my achievements in the constituency and is even ready to offer supari to finish me off, MLA Araga Jnanendra made a serious allegat
CH NEWS, MANGALURU Line block measures have been implemented on the railway track between Shiribagilu - Edakumari railway stations of Mysore division due to maintenance and various engineering works being carried out. As a result, the movement of a total of six express trai
Mysuru The five-day Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on Universal Human Values (UHV-II) was inaugurated with the presence of distinguished dignitaries, resource persons, coordinators, faculty members and participants from various institutions across the Mysore. This FDP is
Mysuru Residents of Second Cross Road near Surya Bakery in Hebbal are reportedly facing daily inconvenience as car owners allegedly park their vehicles in front of residential gates, blocking access to homes and creating frequent confrontations. A.R. Satyanarayana Murthy, a
Mysuru Youth have a very important role to play in building a better and stronger nation. Young people should remain aware and protect themselves from dangerous infections such as HIV/AIDS and come forward to build a healthy society, said District AIDS Control Officer Dr. Brin
Mysuru Just as temples are filled with devotees, libraries too should be filled with students, said Prof. M. Chandrashekar, senior professor, Department of Library and Information Science, University of Mysuru. Speaking at a programme organised by the City Central Library t
Mysuru Congress leaders and supporters celebrated former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s birthday by organising various welfare activities for the poor and underprivileged in Mysuru on Wednesday. At the Government School for Blind and Deaf Children in Tilak Nagar, the Shivann
Mysuru With the objective of creating awareness among schoolchildren about groundwater conservation, a district-level painting competition and prize distribution programme was held at the premises of Maharaja Government Pre-University College, under the slogan “Water Today, To
Mysuru The spirit of patriotism came alive at Future Pride School in Vijayanagar as around 100 tiny tots dressed up as legendary freedom fighters and national leaders as part of the Independence Day celebrations. The colourful fancy-dress programme was organised by the Pran
Mysuru The Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) on Wednesday cleared a whopping 247.7 metric tonnes of waste and construction and demolition debris from seven Garbage Vulnerable Points (GVPs) across the city as part of its Independence Day Cleanliness Drive–2026. The drive was org
