MCC renews push for ‘flex-free’ city beyond Dasara
The Mysuru City Corporation is extending its 'Flex-Free' campaign beyond the Dasara festival to maintain the city's aesthetic and cleanliness. Officials are warning of fines and legal action against unauthorized banners and posters while promoting a new street food hub initiative.
Why it matters
Urban management and the regulation of public visual pollution are key challenges for rapidly growing Indian cities aiming to preserve heritage and hygiene.
MCC renews push for ‘flex-free’ city beyond Dasara left Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) Commissioner M.K. Savitha led a cleanliness drive along Outer Ring Road in Mysuru. File M.A. Sriram M.A. Sriram https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/72n6iq/article71623103.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/5964_10_10_2026_19_16_21_1_MCCCOMMISSIONER2.JPG M A Sriram KARNATAKA MYSURU 10/10/26: Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) Commissioner M K Savitha led a cleanliness drive along Outer Ring Road in Mysuru on Saturday. PHOTO: M A Sriram. The MCC said the campaign had helped preserve Mysuru’s cleanliness, aesthetic appeal and heritage character during Dasara MYSURU Buoyed by the response to its ‘Flex-Free Dasara-2026’ campaign, the Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) has renewed its appeal for a flex-free city beyond the festive season, warning of fines and legal action against those installing unauthorised banners, flex boards and posters. The MCC said the campaign had helped preserve Mysuru’s cleanliness, aesthetic appeal and heritage character during Dasara, earning appreciation from citizens, tourists and other stakeholders.
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