Mysuru: After the Government last week announced that it would allow cinema theatres to screen films at their hundred percent seating capacity, six Cinema theatres in city have started screening of films,…
Mysuru: After the Government last week announced that it would allow cinema theatres to screen films at their hundred percent seating capacity, six Cinema theatres in city have started screening of films, starting from Oct. 1.
The six theatres where films are being screened are — Gayathri, Rajkamal, Woodlands, Lido, Padma and Thibbadevi, while two other popular Cinema Halls — Sangam and Prabha — in the heart of the city are yet to start screening films.
Karnataka Housing Board earmarks 1,900 acres near Bommanahalli in Yelwal hobli Submits proposal to State Govt. seeking land notification Mysuru: Amidst the ongoing Bidadi Township row where the farmers have been protesting…
Mysuru: Maintaining that Mysuru Development Authority (MDA) has been left orphaned by the Government with the non-appointment of a regular Commissioner, BJP MLC Raghu Kautilya alleged that the MDA has been virtually…
Mysuru: The State Government should name Suttur Mutt Seer Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Swamiji to inaugurate Dasara-2026 atop Chamundi Hill on Oct. 11, said BJP MLC Raghu Kautilya. Addressing a press meet at…
