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Mysuru’s favorite and largest circulated English evening daily has kept the citizens of Mysuru informed and entertained since 1978. Over the past 41 years, Star of Mysore has been the newspaper that Mysureans reach for every evening to know about the happenings in Mysuru city. The newspaper has feature rich articles and dedicated pages targeted at readers across the demographic spectrum of Mysuru city. With a readership of over 2,50,000 Star of Mysore has been the best connection between it’s readers and their leaders; between advertisers and customers; between Mysuru and Mysureans.
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Pedalling to popularise Pan India Helpline 112
December 19, 2020
Following the launch of 112 Helpline, a Pan India single number Emergency Response Support System (ERSS) for citizens in emergencies or crisis, the City Police this morning took out a Cycle Jatha on five different routes in city, in association with a host of organisations in order to create public awareness on the new Pan India Helpline number.
The rally was held as part of the City Police’s Crime Prevention Month with support from organisations such as Mysuru Cyclists Association, Trin Trin, Kreatement events, the Thought School, Columbia Asia Hospital, Red FM and University of Mysore (UoM).
The event was held in Mysuru as part of ‘Crime Prevention Month’
The Mysuru city police on Saturday organised a cycle rally joining hands with various organisations to spread awareness about the Pan-India single-number Emergency Response Support System (ERSS) for supporting citizens in emergencies, as part of the ‘Crime Prevention Month’.
Police Commissioner Chandragupta and L. Nagendra, MLA, launched the cycle jatha which received overwhelming response from various organisations and initiatives, including Trin Trin, a public bicycle sharing initiative. Nearly 250 people took part in the rally.
A lot of cyclists had gathered outside the Kote Anjaneyaswamy temple near the Mysuru palace to pedal for the initiative, which was themed “Mysuru–My City–Safe City–Call 112”. The pledge board was signed by many, including the Commissioner, for keeping the city safe.
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