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A renowned expert from Mysuru has inaugurated a free energy efficiency demonstration centre to raise public awareness about the importance of energy conservation. The centre, which is open to the public, aims to educate visitors on simple and effective ways to reduce energy consumption and promote sustainable living. The expert, who has been working in the field of energy efficiency for several years, has set up the centre to provide hands-on experience and demonstrations of energy-saving techniques and technologies.

The centre will showcase various energy-efficient devices and systems, including solar panels, LED lighting, and insulation materials. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about the benefits of using these devices and how they can be implemented in their daily lives. The expert believes that by providing a platform for people to learn about energy efficiency, the centre will play a significant role in promoting the Karnataka government’s initiatives, such as the Belaku (Light) programme, which aims to reduce energy consumption and promote the use of renewable energy sources.

According to the expert, the centre will also provide information on various schemes and programmes launched by the government, including the Sakala (Services) scheme, which provides citizens with access to various government services, and the Tambaku Bittaku (Quit Tobacco) campaign, which aims to reduce tobacco consumption. The expert hopes that the centre will inspire people to take small steps towards reducing their energy consumption and promoting sustainable living, which will ultimately contribute to a larger positive impact on the environment.

The birth anniversary of Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar was celebrated in the city with grand processions, marking Nalwadi Jayanti. The processions were held on Tuesday, with the participation of various organizations and citizens. The celebrations were organized to commemorate the contributions of Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar, the former king of Mysore.

The processions began from the palace and traversed through the main streets of the city, with tableaux and cultural performances. The participants also distributed pamphlets and raised slogans, including the Tambaku Bittaku (Quit Tobacco) campaign, to create awareness about social issues.
The Deputy Commissioner of Mysore, Dr. K.V. Thrilok Chandra, flagged off the procession, emphasizing the importance of following the footsteps of Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar. He also highlighted the need to promote social welfare schemes, such as the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (Clean India Mission), in the city.

The celebrations were attended by various dignitaries, including the Mayor of Mysore, S. Shivappa, and the President of the Mysore City Corporation, R. Lingappa. The event was organized by a committee headed by R. Vasu, a local businessman, who expressed his gratitude to the participants and the organizers for making the event a success.

B.K. Hariprasad has been appointed as the Chief of the Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee. This development is significant for the party in Karnataka. As the new KPCC Chief, B.K. Hariprasad is expected to play a crucial role in shaping the party’s strategy in the state. The appointment of B.K. Hariprasad as KPCC Chief is seen as an effort to revitalize the party in Karnataka.

According to party sources, B.K. Hariprasad’s experience and leadership skills made him the ideal candidate for the position. As the KPCC Chief, B.K. Hariprasad will be responsible for implementing the party’s programs and campaigns, including the Tambaku Bittaku (Quit Tobacco) initiative, in the state.

B.K. Hariprasad has expressed his commitment to working tirelessly for the party and its causes, including the implementation of various schemes and programs aimed at benefiting the people of Karnataka. His appointment as KPCC Chief is expected to have a positive impact on the party’s fortunes in the state.

A new Programme Head has been appointed at Akashvani, as reported by Star of Mysore. The appointment is part of the ongoing efforts to revamp the programming at Akashvani. According to sources, the new Programme Head will be responsible for overseeing the development and implementation of new programs. This move is expected to bring fresh perspectives to the station. The Star of Mysore reported on this development, providing details about the new appointment.

The new Programme Head’s name and background have not been disclosed in the report. However, it is mentioned that the appointment is a significant step towards enhancing the programming quality at Akashvani. The Star of Mysore has been consistently covering updates on Akashvani, providing insights into the station’s operations and developments.

No further information is available on the new Programme Head’s plans or vision for Akashvani. The report from Star of Mysore only mentions the appointment and its potential impact on the station’s programming. As more information becomes available, it is expected that the station’s direction and strategy under the new Programme Head will be revealed.

The 10-day long Mysuru Dasara festival is set to conclude with the traditional Jamboo Savari procession. The festival, which began on October 15, will come to an end on October 24, with the grand procession being the highlight of the conclusion. According to the organizers, the Jamboo Savari procession will feature decorated elephants, tableaux, and cultural troupes, showcasing the rich heritage of Mysuru. The procession will start from the Mysuru Palace and will pass through the main streets of the city, attracting thousands of spectators.

The District Administration has made elaborate arrangements for the procession, including security, traffic management, and crowd control. The Police Department has deployed a large contingent of personnel to ensure a smooth and safe passage of the procession. The Health Department has also made arrangements for medical aid and emergency services along the procession route. Meanwhile, the Tourism Department is expecting a large number of tourists to arrive in the city to witness the grand finale of the Mysuru Dasara festival.

The Chief Minister of Karnataka, Basavaraj Bommai, is expected to participate in the Jamboo Savari procession, along with other dignitaries, including the District Commissioner, Dr. Bagadi Gautham, and the City Police Commissioner, Dr. Chandragupta. The procession will be preceded by a series of cultural events, including music and dance performances, at the Mysuru Palace. The Mysuru Dasara festival is an annual event that showcases the rich cultural heritage of Karnataka, and the Jamboo Savari procession is the grand finale of the festival.

A platform for the struggle of students and youth, Kakroch (Awakening), was discussed by M P Purananda. On June 4, 2026, Purananda stated that the Kakroch (Awakening) platform is essential for the fight of students and youth. The event was reported by Prajavani News.

M P Purananda emphasized the importance of the Kakroch (Awakening) platform, which aims to bring about change and awakening among the students and youth. He expressed his thoughts on the need for a strong and unified platform for the struggle of students and youth, highlighting the role of the Kakroch (Awakening) platform in this context.

The report was published on June 4, 2026, at 13:55 IST, and was last updated at the same time. The news article also mentioned the availability of the Prajavani app on various platforms, including Android, iOS, WhatsApp, X, Facebook, and Instagram, where readers can follow Prajavani for updates.