New building for Karnataka State Tribal Research Institute ready
The Hindu
The Karnataka State Tribal Research Institute, which has been functioning out of a rented premises in Kuvempunagar in Mysuru, will soon shift to its newly constructed building in Kergalli.It has been
The Karnataka State Tribal Research Institute, which has been functioning out of a rented premises in Kuvempunagar in Mysuru, will soon shift to its newly constructed building in Kergalli. It has been built on a 5,168 sq m Civic Amenities plot in Mysuru City Treasury Department Employees House building Co-operative Society Extension. Interior designing of the structure comprising a total built up area of 2,840 sq m including basement, ground floor, first floor and second floor is underway. The building, built at a cost of ₹9.95 crore including ₹5.95 crore sanctioned by the State government and ₹4 crore aid by the Centre, will house the Institute’s office, library, training centre and a museum.
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