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Zerodha's founder, Nithin Kamath, raised concerns about Bengaluru's water crisis on social media, citing the increased likelihood of recurring crises due to extreme weather events. He highlighted the city's significant freshwater demand of 2632 mill...

Just a while ago, Bengaluru was reeling under severe water scarcity. It has become some sort of a recurrent problem for the city. According to experts, solving this issue may not be very difficult as there is a ready fix for it. But as it turns out,...

India’s technology city is either looking up at the skies or awaiting tankers for water. Since Cauvery alone cannot fulfill Bengaluru’s water needs, experts say the city needs an approach integrating multiple sources for long-term solutions. What ha...

RO devices do offer clean water but they also cause huge wastage.

Bengaluru is said to be staring at a water-scarce future, with its water table shrinking from 10-12 metres to 76-91 metres in the past two decades.

Called 'A Million Recharge Wells', the project is being launched by S Vishwanath of the Biome Environmental Trust and voluntary citizen network Friends of Lakes (FoL).

Munnekolala receives piped Cauvery water twice a week.Reddy's complex, which has eight homes, gets 6,000 litres a month, whereas it requires 6,000-7,000 litres per day .

The sensors would gather data on dissolved oxygen levels, pH levels, temp, concentration of dissolved chemicals in the lake, thereby helping to keep check.

In many parts of the country, ground water is being withdrawn well above the capacity of rains to recharge the aquifers, even with manual intervention.