The royal city of Mysore buzzed with excitement as Chief Minister Siddaramaiah unveiled an ambitious Rs 323 crore development blueprint. From enhanced connectivity to cultural preservation, the initiatives aim to propel the city into a new era of prosperity and sustainability.
Headlining the list is a Rs 100 crore mobility overhaul, encompassing metro feasibility studies, electric bus fleets, and cycle tracks promoting green commuting. Public welfare projects include Rs 55 crore for senior citizen homes and women empowerment centers.
At the helm, the CM articulated a clear vision: ‘Mysore’s progress is Karnataka’s pride. These investments will bridge gaps, spark innovation, and honor our traditions.’ Heritage conservation receives Rs 35 crore for restoring landmarks like the Devaraja Market, ensuring their endurance.
Tech integration is prominent, with digital governance kiosks and AI-driven waste sorting plants funded at Rs 28 crore. Sports infrastructure gets a boost too, with new stadium upgrades to host state-level events.
Business tycoons and residents alike celebrated the announcement. ‘This will attract investments and tourism like never before,’ said industry leader Anil Reddy. The package also prioritizes inclusivity, with ramps and facilities for the differently-abled.
As groundwork begins, Mysore stands at the cusp of transformation. These projects, backed by rigorous planning, are expected to yield long-term dividends, cementing the city’s role as a southern powerhouse.