Police have mapped the procession route, set up women's help desks and introduced a QR-based helpline for families during the ten days of festivities.
Mysuru: Police have mapped the procession route, set up women's help desks and introduced a QR-based helpline for families during the ten days of festivities.
Officials said the decision follows months of consultation with elected representatives, resident welfare associations and technical experts, and that detailed timelines will be published on the government's website.
Residents in Mysuru have long raised concerns about uneven service delivery, especially in newly developed areas on the city's periphery. The new plan prioritises those areas in its first phase.
We have tried to design this in a way that the benefits are visible within the first year, and not just at the end of the project, a senior official involved in the planning said.
Opposition members welcomed the move but sought a third-party audit of the work and quarterly progress reports. The administration said both suggestions would be considered.
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Comments (2)
Will this also cover the new areas near Whitefield?
Very informative report. Hope the work finishes on time.