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Mandya Deputy Commissioner Kumar has urged authorities to take strong legal action against those involved in the sale of fake and unauthorized lottery tickets, despite the complete ban on lotteries in Karnataka.
Former U.S. President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama are anticipated to visit Mandya in May-June next year to inaugurate the ‘Mother Earth’ monument in Hallagere village.
Kidnapping Incident in Mandya: High School Student Escapes from Miscreants
Two teenagers, Muthuraju (14) and Ranju (17), drowned while swimming in Sri Madduramma Lake in Mandya district on Sunday. The boys, residents of Shankarpur village, were part of a group of five friends who had gone to the lake for a swim around 5 PM.
After the shooting, Shivaraju attempted to flee the scene, discarding the firearm. However, locals apprehended him and tied him to a tree until police arrived.
MANMUL (Mandya Milk Union Limited) Director Kadenahalli Ramachandru announced that the United Nations has expressed interest in purchasing the union’s milk powder
Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident to determine further details and prevent such incidents in the future.
Victims have filed complaints at the Mandya East Police Station, urging law enforcement to intensify the search for the absconding duo. Authorities have assured that they are pursuing all leads in the investigation.
In a recent statement, Opposition leader R. Ashok made serious allegations against the state government, claiming it is supporting Muslim terrorists from Kerala
Social worker KM Lokesh criticizes all major political parties for contributing to this trend and highlights the role of social media in amplifying small incidents into larger issues.
BJP leaders and pro-Hindu organisations protested against the police raid on the RSS office in Pandavapura, alleging disrespect for entering with shoes on, demanding action.
Inspector Ashok Kumar of Nagamangala has been suspended for dereliction of duty following clashes during a Ganesha immersion procession.
In the wake of violent clashes that erupted during a Ganesh idol procession in Nagamangala, Karnataka, significant administrative action has been taken.
Around 50 people were arrested following violent clashes between two religious groups during a Ganesha idol procession in Nagamangala, Mandya district.
Three doctors and 12 other individuals have been arrested previously, along with a health department ambulance driver involved in the illegal activities.
Tension gripped Karnataka’s Mandya District on Wednesday night after a violent clash erupted during a Ganesh idol immersion procession near a dargah in Nagamangala town on Mysuru Road
Superintendent of Police Mallikarjuna Baladandi reported that seven special teams were formed to investigate and dismantle the network.
In a significant operation against female foeticide in Mandya district, police arrested 12 individuals involved in an illegal racket conducting sex determination tests and female foeticide.
In a tragic incident in Hanakere village, Mandya, a 14-year-old girl named Impana, a Class 9 student at Viveka Vidyasamsthe, took her own life by hanging at her residence on Sunday.
Mandya: In Marenahalli village, KR Pet taluk, distressing reports have emerged of two deaths, including a 110-year-old woman, allegedly linked to contaminated water.
