Water crisis in Bangalore
Due to water scarcity, contamination of water and diseases, the government of Karnataka may have to vacate half of Bangalore in the next ten years. According to sources, lab results at the Public Health Institution and the Department of Mines and Geology of the state government revealed that 52 percent of the borewell water and [...] Continue Reading »
People think that water crisis is the major problem in Bangalore. But a survey, conducted by a non-profit organisation had disclosed that only 28 percent of water in the city is potable. The non-profit organisation started the survey from mid of January in all 198 wards of Bangalore city. The survey will be done on [...] Continue Reading »
The Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) hinted that Bangalore may face water crisis this summer. An BWSSB officials said the Cauvery tribunal award notified that, despite the water shortage in the state’s reservoirs, Tamil Nadu will be supplied Cauvery river water. The situation has became worse in the last five years. Water level [...] Continue Reading »
Residents of Bangalore and Mysore should get ready to face water woes this summer as the two cities are staring at a deficit of 4.17 tmc ft of water until May end. The water left in Cauvery basin can only full fill one-third of Bangalore’s water requirement and the rest two-third of the city’s water [...] Continue Reading »
As the drought condition continues to worsen, Karnataka is facing an imminent water crisis. In five years the situation became worse. Water level has reduced drastically in irrigation dams. The State government is busy with the election that they are not able to concentrate on water problem. Pushcarts and tankers are used to supply water in towns [...] Continue Reading »
The biggest issue that the residents of Bangalore are facing today is a daily supply of fresh water. There are so many people who share a finite supply of fresh water which does not equitably cover them all. Rain water harvesting can change the way. Many residents of apartments in Bangalore specifically in layouts of [...] Continue Reading »
It is found that due to uneven rainfall and delay in monsoon has reduced the water level of the Krishna Raja Sagar reservoir (KRS). The residents of Bangalore, Mandy and Mysore get water supply from this reservoir. Currently residents of different apartments and houses in Bangalore receive 900 mld (million litres daily) of water from [...] Continue Reading »
Normal and average ranged solutions seems not to end the water crisis in garden city, Bangalore! According to the recent water report, Bangalore stands highest with 50 percent of water leakage problems. This recent report is alarming the need of finding immediate water solutions in Bangalore. The water crisis has increased much that it demands [...] Continue Reading »
