mysuru campus

Canteen remained shut for the past 8 months; Eet to reopen sporting a greener and more attractive look

The building once housed former president Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. It was restored in 2012 with support from late Prof Doreswamy, founder of PES educational institutions. However, lack of regular maintenance has once again led to the building being in shambles

A leopard was rescued from a house in Mysuru's Siddhartha Layout on Friday. Foresters conducted a three-hour operation to safely capture the three-year-old big cat. The leopard had entered the residence of Suresh, a retired revenue department official. Family members discovered the animal and immediately secured the room. The forest department team successfully tranquilized and rescued the leopard.

An unexpected leopard sighting at Infosys' mysuru campus on December 31 led to the company advising employees to work from home and trainees to stay indoors. Security efforts, including a task force collaboration and forest department involvement, were promptly initiated to ensure the safety of the campus.

Karnataka's higher education department has directed the Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) to postpone an international conference on RSS ideologue Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya. The government cited violations of protocols and KSOU Act 1992, questioning the appropriateness of such events given the university's declining revenue.

There’s been a mixed response to the four gates coming up at University of Mysore’s Manasagangotri campus.

Infosys has laid off 30-45 trainees at its mysuru campus after they failed evaluation tests, continuing from a similar cut in February. Affected trainees have been offered alternative career paths and assistance with accommodations and transportation as needed. Infosys also modified its hybrid work policy, requiring employees to work from the office at least 10 days a month.

Shwetha, 26, who was undergoing training at the Infosys mysuru campus, was found hanging in her room on the campus late Sunday.

Five government schools in the city have an upgraded infrastructure, thanks to the efforts of Social Forum to Enable the Needy (Soften), which is run by software engineers of Infosys' mysuru campus.