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Raj

Raj • 1y

Everyone is eyeing a piece of the pie. In my opinion, it's not going to make a significant difference for a city which has emerged as the Silicon Valley of India over decades. Though if the water crisis looms around for quite some time, that's anothe

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Varad

Curious light • 1y

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Varad

Curious light • 1y

There should be more space for rainwater to get absorbed in the ground otherwise these water crisis and floods in BLR are unstoppable. Few of the solution's are,Eliminating concrete and other materials which prevent water absorption in ground,Planting more plant's ,Creating artificial lakes.

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Sanskar

Keen Learner and Exp... • 1y

Banglore Is suffering from severe water crisis but do you onow that the Western Ganga Dynasty (350–1000 CE) of ancient India had the solution for this? As we all know, Banglore is a landlocked city with only 4 small rivers which is not enough for th

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