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A herd of wild elephants has been spotted near Goonadka on the Mani-Mysuru highway. The elephants have been causing concern among locals and commuters.

The sighting has occurred multiple times in the area, prompting worries about safety. Details about the elephants and their movements are being monitored by local authorities.

Further information about the measures being taken to ensure public safety and prevent elephant-human conflicts is awaited. The Mani-Mysuru highway has seen such incidents in the past, highlighting the need for continued vigilance.

Businesses along the Bengaluru-Mysuru highway are concerned about the potential impact of a proposed decentralised tolling system. The system would introduce new entry and exit points, which may affect their operations.

The decentralised tolling system aims to reduce congestion at existing toll plazas by allowing vehicles to enter or exit the highway at multiple points. However, businesses in the area are worried that this could lead to a decline in footfall and revenue.

Establishment owners are particularly concerned about the potential loss of customers, as the new system may divert traffic away from their locations. They are waiting for further clarification on the proposed system and its potential impact on their businesses.

A person accused of poaching a forest hare in Hunasuru has been arrested. The incident occurred in the Hunasuru area of Mysuru district.

The accused was arrested on June 12, 2026, at 0:54 IST. The arrest was made in connection with a wildlife crime case.

The Forest Department and police are cracking down on wildlife poaching in the region. The accused will face charges under wildlife protection laws.

The arrest is part of ongoing efforts to protect wildlife in the area and prevent such incidents in the future.

The Mysuru district administration is inviting applications from farmers for financial assistance to purchase farm equipment.

The Agriculture Subsidy scheme provides aid to farmers for the purchase of machinery. Farmers in Mysuru can apply for this scheme to receive financial assistance.

The application process is currently open, and interested farmers can submit their applications. The scheme aims to support farmers in Mysuru by providing them with the necessary resources to improve their agricultural productivity.

Kabini Reservoir in Mysore’s region has no water inflow due to lack of rain, affecting people, livestock, and wildlife. The reservoir’s water is being reserved for drinking purposes. Mahadevaswami, a farmer from Anagatti, is concerned about the water shortage. The monsoon season has started slowly, and the rain is not sufficient. Most of the lakes and reservoirs in the taluk are dry. Farmers in some areas have not sown seeds due to insufficient rain and are waiting for more rainfall. If the monsoon season does not improve, the water scarcity will affect not only Kabini but also other reservoirs, lakes, and cities like Mysuru, Bengaluru, and HD Kote, leading to a drinking water crisis. The delayed and insufficient monsoon has already caused problems for the people and farmers in the region.

The National Highways Authority of India has chosen not to disclose toll locations for the Bengaluru Mysuru highway. The project is valued at 712 crore rupees.

The decision to keep toll locations secret has sparked curiosity among commuters who frequently use the highway.

The Bengaluru Mysuru highway is a key route connecting the two major cities in Karnataka. The project aims to improve the infrastructure and reduce travel time between the cities.

MLC Shivakumar has announced the introduction of a high-tech ambulance for KR Hospital in Mysuru. The ambulance is expected to enhance the hospital’s emergency services.

MLC Shivakumar made this announcement to improve healthcare facilities in the region. The high-tech ambulance will be equipped with advanced life-saving equipment.

The initiative is part of efforts to provide better medical care to patients in Mysuru. Further details about the ambulance services and its features are awaited.

The Bengaluru postal department has launched a set of postcards featuring the Mysuru royal family. The postcards are part of an effort to promote the city’s rich cultural heritage.

The postcards showcase the royal family’s history and their contributions to the city of Mysuru. This initiative is expected to attract tourists and locals alike, giving them a glimpse into the city’s storied past.

The postcards are available at various post offices across the city and can be purchased by anyone interested in the history of the Mysuru royal family.

An Assistant Sub-Inspector was arrested by the Karnataka Lokayukta (Anti-Corruption Bureau) in Mysuru for accepting a bribe.

The Assistant Sub-Inspector was caught red-handed while taking the bribe. Further investigation is underway.

Details about the incident, including the amount of bribe and the circumstances surrounding the arrest, are yet to be disclosed.

The Karnataka Lokayukta (Anti-Corruption Bureau) has been actively working to curb corruption in the state, and this arrest is part of its ongoing efforts.

A power outage is scheduled for today between 10 am and 6 pm in areas including Srirampura 2nd Stage, Ramabainagar, Mahadevapura, and surrounding areas, due to quarterly maintenance works by KPTCL at 66/11 KV South Power Distribution Centre. The affected areas include Jayanagar 1st to 20th Cross, Parasayyanahundi, Shivapura, and others. According to a press release from Chamundeshwari Electricity Supply Corporation Executive Engineer, N.R. Mohalla Division, the maintenance works will impact various localities. Residents of the affected areas can expect the power supply to resume after the maintenance works are completed.