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Bharath Hospital and Institute of Oncology will organize a blood donation camp on June 13 from 10am to 5pm on its premises to mark National Cancer Survivors Day. The initiative aims to raise awareness about cancer survivorship and encourage voluntary blood donation.

National Cancer Survivors Day is observed worldwide to honor the courage, resilience, and achievements of cancer survivors. Dr Avinash CB, chief medical oncologist, called upon the public to participate in the camp, saying, ‘Be the reason someone survives. Cancer survivors are living proof that hope is stronger than cancer.’

Gowtham Dhamerla, chief operating officer, said donated blood is a vital resource in cancer care and appealed to eligible donors to participate. Those who want to donate blood can contact 9012112190. The camp is open to students, employees, social organization workers, and members of the public.

The event is an opportunity for the community to come together and support cancer patients and their families. By donating blood, individuals can make a significant difference in the lives of those undergoing treatment.

A 30-year-old married woman, Sandhya, was found hanging at her home in Saraswathipuram, Mysuru, with her parents alleging that she was murdered amid ongoing marital disputes. The incident occurred on Monday near Javaregowda Park.

According to police, Sandhya was married to Akshay and the couple had two children. Her parents alleged that she was subjected to harassment and domestic violence by her husband and in-laws. Sandhya’s mother, Geetha Ningaraju, claimed that her son-in-law killed her daughter and later hung the body to make it appear as a suicide. Ningaraju stated that she received a call informing her that her daughter had died by suicide and is now seeking justice for her daughter.

A relative of the deceased, Manjula, also alleged that the couple frequently fought and that family elders had intervened on several occasions to resolve their disputes. Personnel from Saraswathipuram Police Station have initiated an inquiry, and the body has been sent for post-mortem examination to determine whether it was a case of suicide or foul play.

Sandhya’s family is demanding strict punishment for those responsible for her death, leaving behind two children. The investigation is ongoing, and the police are working to determine the cause of Sandhya’s death.

A leopard that had entered a hut in Hunsur was rescued and released into the forest. The incident occurred on June 11, 2026.

The leopard rescue operation was carried out by the Mysuru forest department. The department’s efforts ensured the safe release of the leopard into its natural habitat.

The rescue operation was a significant success, and the leopard was released into the forest without any harm. The Mysuru forest department has been actively involved in wildlife conservation and rescue operations in the region.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration marked its 12th anniversary in Mysuru. The event was part of the celebrations.

The 12th anniversary of Prime Minister Modi’s administration was celebrated in Mysuru on June 11, 2026. Published at 1:09 IST, the event highlighted the administration’s achievements.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been leading the country since his first term began. The BJP has been in power for 12 years under his leadership.

The event in Mysuru was one of many celebrations held across the country to mark the occasion.

Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) in Mysuru staged a protest on Wednesday, demanding the release of their pending honorarium and incentives. The protesters, under the aegis of the All India United Trade Union Centre, alleged that incentives for the past two months have not been released for work carried out under various health schemes. They demanded the immediate release of two months’ honorarium by the state government and two months’ incentives by the Union government.

The ASHA workers sought disbursal of incentives and honorarium on the fifth of every month, instead of the current practice of releasing them once every three to four months. They opposed the government’s decision to reduce incentives and urged the release of component incentives pending for several months. The protesters also demanded an end to harassment in the name of performance evaluation and a one-time retirement settlement for ASHAs who have retired from service. They called for an increase in honorarium and incentives to 10,000 rupees, pointing out that the state government has increased the monthly honorarium of midday meal and anganwadi workers by 1,000 rupees. The protesters warned that they would intensify their agitation across the state if their demands are not addressed.

A 43-year-old employee working in a multinational company in the FMCG sector was found hanging inside the factory located in the Nanjangud industrial area on Wednesday. The deceased, Kumaraswamy, left a death note accusing three of his fellow colleagues of harassment and sought action against them for the extreme step. According to SP Mallikarjun Baladandi, Kumaraswamy took the drastic step inside the factory in Nanjangud industrial area on Wednesday afternoon.

Nanjangud town police have taken up a case of abetment of suicide and are investigating. The deceased was a resident of Kappasoge village in Nanjangud taluk. Police said he was working as a part-time employee at the factory for about 23 years. On Wednesday, he left home for work as usual, but around 3pm, he was found hanging in a lab within the factory premises. Sometime later, co-workers noticed the dead body and informed authorities, who then alerted police. After arriving at the scene, police took custody of the body and recovered a death note. Kumaraswamy, in his death note, blamed three persons for his death and urged police to take action against them. He had addressed the note to the circle inspector of police. Family members, who reached the spot, demanded the arrest of the three individuals mentioned in the death note and called for strict action against them. They also sought appropriate compensation and a permanent job at the factory for the deceased’s son.

The Karnataka government’s 50% concession on traffic fines scheme has brought to light 1,656 pending traffic cases in Mysuru, dating back over three decades. According to the District Legal Services Authority, 792 cases pertain to RTO east and 864 cases are related to Hunsur ARTO division, with a total fine amount of Rs 55.1 lakh pending from vehicle owners. The pending cases are related to various traffic violations, including running a vehicle in a no-permit region, lapse of registration certificate, defective number plate, and using high-beam light.

Regional Transport Officer C Vasanth confirmed that there are still cases undisposed of for decades, reasoning that it may be because the vehicle may not be in operation or is being used outside their jurisdiction, making it challenging to trace. Although reminders and notices have been served to the owners, they have failed to pay the fines. The authorities have blacklisted vehicles with pending cases, preventing further transactions due to the outstanding fines. However, activists have questioned why the department failed to develop a mechanism to verify the current status of the vehicles and their registered owners, and establish a transparent process for closing outdated and irrecoverable penalty records permanently.

In Mysuru, notebooks made from unused sheets were distributed. The event was part of an initiative to promote sustainability and reduce waste. The notebooks were prepared from sheets that would have otherwise been discarded, giving them a new life. This initiative aims to encourage people to reuse and recycle, reducing the demand for new paper products.

The distribution of these notebooks is a significant step towards promoting environmental conservation. By using unused sheets, the organizers have set an example for others to follow, showcasing the importance of reducing waste and promoting sustainability. The event has garnered attention and appreciation from the community, with many praising the initiative for its creativity and environmental benefits. As one of the organizers noted, the goal is to create awareness about the importance of reusing and recycling, and to inspire others to take similar steps towards reducing waste.

Street vendors in the area will be issued identification cards after a survey, according to N R Srinivas. This move is expected to bring relief to the vendors who have been operating without any formal recognition. The survey is currently underway, and once it is completed, the vendors will be issued identification cards, which will help them to operate their businesses without any hassle.

The decision to issue identification cards to street vendors is a significant step towards recognizing their contributions to the local economy. N R Srinivas stated that the identification cards will be issued to vendors who have been operating in the area for a long time, and this will help them to access various benefits and schemes, including the ಸ್ವಯಂ ಉದ್ಯೋಗಪರ (Self-Employment) scheme. The identification cards will also help the authorities to keep track of the vendors and ensure that they are operating within the designated areas.

The survey is being conducted to identify the number of street vendors operating in the area and to gather information about their businesses. The data collected during the survey will be used to issue identification cards to the vendors and to provide them with various benefits and services. The move to issue identification cards to street vendors is expected to improve their livelihoods and to promote the local economy.

A women’s golf tournament is set to commence in Mysuru tomorrow, featuring participants from various parts of the country. The event is expected to attract a large number of golf enthusiasts and players, providing a platform for women golfers to showcase their skills. The tournament will be held at the Mysuru golf course, with players competing in different categories.

The event is scheduled to start on June 11, 2026, and will continue for several days, with the final round taking place on a later date. The tournament has been organized to promote women’s golf in the region and to provide opportunities for young and talented golfers to develop their skills. The event has generated significant interest among golf enthusiasts, with many players already registering for the tournament. As the tournament gets underway, fans can expect to see some exciting matches and talented players in action.