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Bangalore, Karnataka’s capital state in India, is, with 10 million inhabitants, the third most populated city in the country. Today, Bangalore extracts nearly 1,400 million liters of water from the Cauvery River, which runs 100 km away and covers only half of the city’s needs. The rest of the city’s water needs are obtained from …
Not even five years ago you would have imagined that one day Huawei and Samsung will be running in the same category and that the first one would be making actual groundbreaking advancements in comparison to the latter who happens to be a seasoned manufacturer that has been competing in the flagship high-end phone market. …
Bangalore: Due to the shortage of water and rain in and around Bangalore, many farmers in surrounding districts like in Malur have had to look for water sources in the contaminated and toxic wastewater from Bangalore in order to irrigate their farmland. Many farmers’ fields in Malur have been affected by the little rain that …
In the 1990s, when the Indian government decided to open the economy and stimulate the technology services industry, Bangalore established areas such as Electronic City to be niches for high-tech firms. But it was his highly trained workforce that led the government to locate its defense and space research facilities here in the 1960s. Currently, …
The question should be whether we should let it become one or not? The answer for this should be a 100% No. A study done by IISc reveals that it will be a dead city in the next 3 years. By 2024, Bangalore will barely have 6.46% greenery which was once 63%, way back in …