Mysuru is experiencing a drinking water crisis, with some villages facing acute shortages. The Mysuru district administration is preparing to tackle the situation, including identifying areas facing shortages and preparing contingency plans. However, the city is also working on ensuring 24-hour water supply to all residents. Details: Water Scarcity: Mysuru district is facing a drinking water crisis, with some villages going dry and others experiencing low water levels in borewells. District Administration Action: The district administration is preparing a contingency plan, identifying vulnerable areas, and working to ensure water supply through various sources, including borewells and tankers. 24-Hour Water Supply: The Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) is working to ensure 24-hour water supply to all residents by developing a Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the remaining wards. KRS Dam: The Krishna Raja Sagar (KRS) Dam, a major water source for Mysuru and surrounding areas, has sufficient water levels to meet the needs during the summer months. Contamination Concerns: Some borewells in the district have been found to be contaminated with nitrates. Water Tariff: Mysuru civic body has revised the water tariff for non-domestic users.