Mysuru, known as Karnataka's cultural capital, has tackled a persistent public urination problem by installing five-foot-high reflective panels along an 85-meter stretch near the KSRTC suburban bus stand. This innovative solution, implemented by the Mysuru City Corporation (MCC), resulted in a remarkable 90% reduction in public urination incidents within just 24 hours. The MCC Commissioner, Shaikh Tanveer Asif, noted that previous attempts, such as installing religious tiles, had failed due to vandalism and wear. The reflective panels, inspired by a similar project in Bengaluru, leverage a psychological principle where individuals are less likely to urinate in front of a mirror. Local taxi driver Syed Ajmal remarked on the noticeable improvement in the area, emphasizing the need for more public toilets to further encourage proper sanitation practices. This initiative not only enhances the city's cleanliness but also reflects a creative approach to urban challenges.