Mysuru, a popular seasonal destination, is aiming for year-round tourism with the launch of a two-day domestic travel mart. The event aims to connect travel industry stakeholders and promote Mysuru’s diverse offerings to a wider audience.
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The Radisson Blu Plaza in Mysuru is contemplating legal action due to unpaid bills amounting to 80.6 lakh incurred during Prime Minister Modi’s stay in April 2023. Despite assurances from the Ministry of Environment and Forests and the National Tiger Conservation Authority, a significant portion of the expenses related to the event organized in his honor remains outstanding.
Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wodeyar, the scion of the 500-year-old Wodeyar royal family, is the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate for the April 26 parliamentary election in Mysuru, Karnataka. The 32-year-old, who studied English and Economics in the US, is seen as a strong contender due to the respect and affection the Wodeyars enjoy among the people of Karnataka. His entry into politics marks a continuation of the family’s legacy of public service, which includes the establishment of educational institutions, infrastructure projects, and social reforms. Despite facing some criticism, Yaduveer remains confident in his ability to serve the people and bring about positive change.
Ride-hailing service Rapido has launched its “SawaariZimmedariKi” campaign, offering complimentary bike taxi, auto, and cab rides to differently-abled and senior citizen voters across Karnataka. Residents of Bengaluru, Mysuru, and Mangaluru can access free transportation to and from polling stations on April 26th by using the code ‘VOTENOW’. This initiative is part of Rapido’s efforts to promote civic engagement and ensure equitable access to voting for all citizens.
Mysuru district authorities are determined to increase voter turnout in the second phase of the Lok Sabha elections, scheduled for April 26. After a decline in voter turnout during the first phase, officials have devised a strategy to restrict access to popular tourist spots like Mysuru Zoo and Mysuru Palace to discourage non-essential visits. This is to encourage locals to prioritize their civic duty and cast their votes.