India News: BENGALURU: Back in 2016, Centre for Ecological Sciences (CES) of Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, figured a way for the IT hub to stay water su.
Some apartment owners of Emmanuel Heights in Hosa Road, proposed setting up a sewage treatment plant in October. Little did they know that it would take them almost 6 months to convince the others
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Bengaluru water crisis could have been avoided if the residents had have accepted the treated water. According to the experts, the city can meet 80 per cent of its water requirements using the treated sewage water. However, the city has been facing to wrap its head around the usage of treated water as they question its quality. , Bengaluru News - Times Now