RGUHS to establish 216-acre campus at Ramanagara: VC | Mysuru News

Mysuru: Several ancient manuscripts containing knowledge of the Ayurveda, were lost or taken away by foreign invaders. Preserving the remaining traditional knowledge through digital archiving has become vital, Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) vice-chancellor Dr BC Bhagavan stated on Thursday.He stated that RGUHS initiated major efforts to safeguard and document ancient Ayurvedic texts…

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Dancer highlights need to promote, conserve classical art forms | Mysuru News

Mysuru: Noted danseuse Vasundhara Doreswamy on Thursday highlighted the need to promote and conserve of all classical dance forms, alongside other performing arts.She spoke after inaugurating the 3rd National Conference on Performing Arts and Classical Dance, organised by Karnataka State Dr Gangubai Hangala Music and Performing Arts University, in the city.She said that Various kings…

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Cong leaders express concern over party unity amid leadership uncertainty | Mysuru News

Mysuru: The district Congress unit is witnessing an uneasy calm amid ongoing political developments in the state. While most leaders believe chief minister Siddaramaiah will complete his five-year term, grassroot workers remain anxious as they await the high command’s decision.According to MLAs and senior functionaries close to both the chief minister and the deputy chief…

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Activists demand action to prevent Cauvery River pollution | Mysuru News

Madikeri: Activists from various organisations have joined hands to press the authorities to save the Cauvery River from pollution.They staged a protest in front of the district administration building under the leadership of the Kodagu development committee, demanding measures to prevent river pollution, and immediate removal of encroachments along the banks of the river.Various organisations,…

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Groundwater level declines in Ch’nagar due to increased borewell digging | Mysuru News

Mysuru: The groundwater table in Chamarajanagar district has fallen by 13.2 metres, raising concern among farmers and officials.The level, recorded at 11.2 metres two years ago, has continued to drop due to increased drilling of borewells for agriculture and commercial purpose, as well as changing rainfall patterns in the drylands. The groundwater level slumped 2…

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