Many believe that chameleons change their colour to blend into their environment. But research says, in contrary to the popular belief, while some species can change colour whenever they want, most chameleons’…
Many believe that chameleons change their colour to blend into their environment. But research says, in contrary to the popular belief, while some species can change colour whenever they want, most chameleons’ colour change happens in response to heightened emotions or new habitats. Some chameleons change colours when they feel angry or fearful, while others change in response to light, temperature, or humidity.
MLC Raghu Kautilya (in white T-shirt) is seen launching the Chamundi Hill steps cleaning drive, organised by Sir M. Vishweshwaraiah Plumbing and Sanitary Labourers Welfare Union, Mysuru, this morning, as part of…
The Installation Ceremony of the new office-bearers of Rotary Panchsheel Mysore for 2026-2027 was held on July 10 at Sri Kanteerava Narasimharaja Sports Club in city. Seen are (sitting from left )…
The students of Trinity PU College Girls’ Squad showcased an out-standing performance at the 2nd State-level Yoga Competition held at the University of Mysore Yoga Hall, by securing five individual positions and…
