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Stench of neglect: Lake turns graveyard for aquatic life

According to locals, the unbearable stench has been lingering in the air for nearly a month now. However, the lake has not been well maintained by the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) since it was handed over by the Karnataka Forest Department to the civic agency in November last year.

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Shellfish kill stench persists; Madiwala Lake still neglected

Residents of Madiwala Lake express disappointment over BBMP s negligence as the stench from dead shellfish persists, impacting the environment and public health. Complaints remain unaddressed, highlighting the urgent need for cleanup and maintenance.

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Two Bikers Killed In Tragic Hit And Run Accident On Electronic City Flyover In Bengaluru

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Waterbody builder

According to BBMP officials, additional development of parks and recreational works adjacent to the lake will be decided after drawing up the DPR. In October, three lakes — Madiwala, Nagawara and Hebbal —were transferred by the Karnataka Forest Department to the BBMP as per an order issued by the Urban Development Department. From 2019 to 2022, Madiwala Lake was in the custody of the BBMP before Karnataka Forest Department took over its administration.

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Pollution board finally sets sights on dirty sites

As per the CPCB’s list, the five contaminated sites in the city are Goripalya near Mysore Road, Mangammanapalya near Hosur Road, Peenya Industrial Area, Mavallipura dumpsite near Yelahanka, and Begur Lake. The list of probable contaminated sites includes Lalbagh Lake, Madiwala Lake, Hebbal Lake, Bellandur Lake, Kengeri Tank, Arekere Lake, Agara Lake, and Begur Lake.

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