MCC to launch campaign on use of Kannada on signboards of shops on main roads in Mysuru
The Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) is set to launch a campaign aimed at increasing the use of Kannada on shop signboards. The initiative seeks to ensure that 60% of signboards on selected main roads are in Kannada. Additional Deputy Commissioner R. Aishwarya emphasized the importance of public participation and announced plans for various programs to promote the language.
- ▪MCC will launch a campaign for Kannada signboards on main roads in Mysuru.
- ▪The goal is for 60% of signboards to be in Kannada.
- ▪Public participation is deemed essential for the success of the language policy.
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Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) will launch a campaign to ensure that 60% of signboards on shops and commercial establishments on select main roads in the city are in Kannada.Additional Deputy Commissioner of Mysuru R. Aishwarya made this statement while chairing a meeting with members of Kannada Jagruthi Samithi here on Monday on effective implementation of Kannada development programmes.During the meeting, which also discussed the need to ensure public participation in the implementation of the government’s language policy, Ms.
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