Pollution in Mysore, India
Pollution in Mysore, India
| Air Pollution | 47.26 | Moderate | |
| Drinking Water Pollution and Inaccessibility | 49.06 | Moderate | |
| Dissatisfaction with Garbage Disposal | 47.53 | Moderate | |
| Dirty and Untidy | 45.99 | Moderate | |
| Noise and Light Pollution | 53.09 | Moderate | |
| Water Pollution | 61.56 | High | |
| Dissatisfaction with Spending Time in the City | 43.67 | Moderate | |
| Dissatisfaction with Green and Parks in the City | 42.09 | Moderate |
Purity and Cleanliness in Mysore, India
| Air quality | 52.74 | Moderate | |
| Drinking Water Quality and Accessibility | 50.94 | Moderate | |
| Garbage Disposal Satisfaction | 52.47 | Moderate | |
| Clean and Tidy | 54.01 | Moderate | |
| Quiet and No Problem with Night Lights | 46.91 | Moderate | |
| Water Quality | 38.44 | Low | |
| Comfortable to Spend Time in the City | 56.33 | Moderate | |
| Quality of Green and Parks | 57.91 | Moderate |
Contributors: 84
Last update: March 2023
These data are based on perceptions of visitors of this website in the past 3 years.
If the value is 0, it means it is perceived as very low, and if the value is 100, it means it is perceived as very high.
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"Mysore is close to Bangalore", "Mysore has connectivity to Bangalore". A typical Mysorean only knows to rent his house, eat curd rice, drink filter coffee and have siesta every afternoon. I am a Gujarati, and I find Mysoreans on an average are quite lazy.
If connectivity to Bangalore matters a lot, then people of Mysore should book all their cremation sites and burial grounds in Bangalore itself. By doing so, you will keep Mysore clean and pollute Bangalore even more. Apart from the palace, there is nothing worth visiting in Mysore. Your Karnataka government is a third rated government run by Hindutva militants and highly corrupt people.
Mysore is what you people call in Kannada - "Halli".
In Mysore, there are ridiculous rules that buildings shouldn't be taller than the palace, buildings should have domes, minarets, etc. Typical 17th century mentality in Mysore.
Just visit Ahmedabad and you will know the meaning of development. Mysore doesn't have an International Airport either. Tell me frankly, your Mysore healthcare is pathetic, education is all due to government, and thanks to the Marketing tactics of your Karnataka government, Mysore will get that nonsensical "Swacch Survekshan" award.
I have visited Mysore. Mysore is definitely a village.
See Before karnataka was named it was called as mysore not bengaluru and moreover i believe ee are lazy as in 1995 state govt wanted to develop both bengaluru and mysuru in International standards with the present outer ring road but in mysore they took 15 years to complete present 70 km ring road but in bengaluru they completed just in 5 years and when mysore had now got outer Ring road bengaluru started making their another ring road so yep we are lazy but world's largest corporate institute is in mysore not delhi or mumbai and even mumbai is slum come mysore and see gokulam, vidyaranyapura,vijaynagar,jp nagara and world famous mysore dasara not palya Okay it was also one of the planned city
Yes ofcourse mysore My hometown and best city to leave for more than bengaluru . With world famous mysore palace
Even the traffic is very less in Mysore. Mysore is much cleaner than Bangalore. The lakes of Mysore are well maintained. Mysore is a very good place to stay in my opinion.
Mysore has very good quality of life.
Now I will be moving to Mysore, which has much lesser pollution levels than Bangalore. I will be visiting a psychiatrist daily in Mysore, who will help in reducing my terrible mental disorder. I am also looking for a doctor in Mysore, for treating the tapeworms in my body.
Am US citizen i have visited many parts of india. i still feel south is far better than north, i have visited mysore bangalroe, madakeri, coimbatore mangalroe, ooty kochi chennai madurai, trivandarum etc... they all so good when compared to north india. about mysore i visited last year its truly beautiful city with broad avenue roads full trees lot of parks lakes, beautiful residential areas, i visited mysore near by places its full of green weather is awesome. Bangalore also looks same. i dont know what your are talking about here. may be your jealous of prosperous southern cities.
When i think of north only delhi comes to mind. nothing is worth visit in north, my friends said its very dirtier south is rocking.....Bangalore, mysore, chennai, coimbatore, kochi mangalroe many more.....
https://s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/cdn.deccanchronicle.com/sites/default/files/South_India_Sri_Lanka_Google_Map.jpg
But Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and Haryana, despite being extremely polluted due to poor Air Quality Index, have a lot of greenery, due to geography. Check the below link
http://www.maps-of-india.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/south-asia-india-satellite-map.jpg
Hence, what I'm trying to say is that, Mysore and its surrounding areas lack fresh air, and Mysore is not a Green city, as many purport it to be. Hence Government of Karnataka has to be very careful about the deforestation happening in and around Mysore.
That Czech Republic guy has visited the right Mysore, and his view points are correct. Mysore is a place overhyped and highly exaggerated by the Karnataka government, and more importantly by the Kannadigas. Being a former capital of a Princely state, it is nothing but a stagnated village, deprived of growth.
The people in Mysore are lazy, and that's why being just 150 km away from Bangalore, this village hasn't urbanized at all. I hail from Ghaziabad in Uttar Pradesh, and have visited Mysore. To be frank, Mysore does not even look like a town. I have personally seen many people in Mysore tying cows to their house gates. You Mr. Anonymous are hallucinated, and also think that cow dung is clean, pure and sacred. There is poverty in Mysore. Mysore has one of the lowest Human Development Index in southern India. I have stayed in Bangalore for some years, and I know the surrounding areas of Mysore very well. H D Kote which is in Mysore district, is a place Below Poverty Line. Chamrajnagar and Ramanagara, around 40 km from Mysore are one of the most backward places in Southern India. What is the literacy rate of Mysore? Here is the link
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karnataka#/media/File:Karnataka_stats.jpg
Mysore and its surrounding places' (except Bangalore) literacy rate is much lower than even Uttar Pradesh places. My home town Ghaziabad's literacy rate is 88%. And you Karnataka people mock Uttar Pradesh as BIMARU, illiterate state don't you?
Mysore does not have urban planning either, the roads are in good condition but the place really looks like a village, and probably is one. UP's capital Lucknow has progressed a lot, but people never make a fuss about it, like it's done in Mysore. There are slums right beside the Mysore Palace itself, it's just that people and the Government are in a state of delusion.
And about Air Quality, being quite close to the sea, low population and without any modernization, Mysore's air quality is very bad among the Southern Indian cities. The Air Quality Index reaches 150 on many days. Mysore is only 140 km away from the sea, so don't compare it with UP cities which are extremely far away from the sea.