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Frequent human-animal conflicts pose challenges to policing in Chamarajanagar | Mysuru News

Mysuru/Chamarajanagar: Human-animal conflict poses fresh challenges to policing in the border district of Chamarajanagar, with wild animals moving across forest fringes and into human habitations, raising recurring public safety concerns.With nearly 50% of the district under forest cover, and the presence of two tiger reserves (BRT and Bandipur) and two wildlife sanctuaries (MM Hills and…

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Banjaras protest ‘unfair’ quota policy, try to disrupt Sevalal Jayanti | Mysuru News

Shivamogga: The district administration’s celebration of Sant Sevalal Jayanti faced strong opposition on Sunday, with members of the Banjara community staging a black-flag protest alleging unfair distribution of internal reservations.Protesters claimed that the state govt’s current reservation policy amounts to a “death warrant” for the community. Demonstrators attempted to lay siege to the official programme…

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Male Mahadeshwara Temple witnesses surge of devotees for Shivaratri | Mysuru News

Mysuru: Male Mahadeshwara Temple atop MM Hills in Hanur taluk of Chamarajanagar district witnessed an overwhelming surge of devotees on Sunday as lakhs gathered to celebrate Mahashivaratri with religious fervour.Special pujas commenced in the early hours, and devotees were permitted darshan by dawn. The rituals continued until Monday morning as part of the annual Mahashivaratri…

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Superbug bacteria becoming serious threat in India and world: Cambridge professor | Mysuru News

Mysuru: In a free-wheeling interview, professor of microbial physiology and metabolism at the University of Cambridge, Martin Welch, spoke candidly about superbug bacteria, antibiotic misuse in India, genetically modified food, and state university collaborations. He emphasised regulation, investment, and public trust in evidence-based progress.Prof Martin Welch, a visiting professor in the department of microbiology, University…

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Chamarajanagar drafts plan to declare 67 revenue villages | Mysuru News

Mysuru: Chamarajanagar district administration has made preparations to declare another 67 villages as revenue villages soon. It has prepared a final draft, which will be announced soon.Currently, the district has 408 villages. Officials of the revenue department have identified 67 human habitations, like Gollarahatti, Kuruburahatti, and Majare, to be declared as revenue villages. The declaration…

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