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A social media post has raised concerns over an alleged government doctor appearing to be under the influence of alcohol while inspecting workers.
A video from Chamarajanagar highlights concerns raised by members of the Christian community following the deaths in a forest encounter.
Hanur MLA Manjunath met the families of three men killed in a forest encounter and assured them of support in their demand for justice.
More than 50 Hakki Pikki members reportedly faced legal trouble in six countries, prompting calls for pre-departure awareness and livelihood support.
The UGC has issued a final warning to Mysuru’s Yuvaraja’s College over its failure to submit utilisation documents for a Rs 1.5 crore grant.
Karnataka’s food safety drive in Mysuru seized 9 kg of expired chicken, 68 kg of meat and other food items from hotels and resorts.
Mysuru road projects face scrutiny as NHAI and PWD seek permission to clear 783 trees, prompting calls for early environmental reviews.
A monsoon safari through Nagarhole reveals otters, crocodiles, jackals and birds, proving that the jungle offers far more than a search for tigers.
Mysuru’s Raj Vilas blends heritage architecture with bird-inspired interiors, creating a distinctive weekend retreat rooted in the city’s character.
Young Mysuru equestrians completed a 26-km horseback heritage ride to Lalitha Mahal, combining riding skills, confidence and cultural immersion.
Ninety-two NCC Air Wing cadets of St. Joseph’s Central School took part in a Tiranga March in Mysuru to promote patriotism and unity.
Sigma Hospital honoured organ donors and transplant recipients in Mysuru, highlighting the urgent need for greater awareness and organ donations.
Four young Mysuru Taekwondo athletes joined 533 participants in Hyderabad for a Guinness World Record attempt for the largest Taekwondo lesson.
Karnataka High Court allowed the Mysuru torchlight procession while placing strict responsibility on organisers to maintain peace and public order.
Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) removed 817 tonnes of waste from 50 garbage vulnerable points (GVPs) across the city in 190 hours of work spread over 18 days as part of a special Independence Day cleanliness drive.
The Tibetan community in Karnataka gathered at Bylakuppe, one of the largest Tibetan settlements in India, to protest the death of Tibetan activist Lobga Rangzen, who reportedly self-immolated outside the United Nations Headquarters in New York in July.
Forest department officials rescued a 20-year-old wild tusker after an eight-hour operation near Shiraguru village in Belur taluk on Thursday evening. The elephant had been raiding crops and causing panic among residents for several days.
Well-known writer Devanura Mahadeva on Friday called on Generation Z to lead the opposition to the proposed Bidadi township project, saying the younger generation should now take forward the struggle.
Mysuru marked Independence Day by hoisting the Tricolour at 85 Amrit Sarovars while promoting water conservation and drought awareness.
Mysuru agriculture department has proposed a temporary maize crop holiday after recurring downy mildew caused losses among farmers across the district.
