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Other news of the week: Fish kill in contaminated Varthur Lake, steps for innovative space policy and nod to gas distribution network.

Bengaluru is facing climate change with seasonal droughts and floods, necessitating a collaborative grassroots response.

It is time to end yellow boards for private vehicles and allow carpooling as the last mile services with white board private vehicles.

Sewage treatment plant effectiveness should be improved, not only for environmental benefits but also to eliminate manual scavenging.

Water researchers Rashmi Kulranjan and Shashank Palur discuss the need to comprehend water usage in order to establish a water balance for the city.

Rainfall patterns in Bengaluru are increasingly unpredictable, but the city can be self-sufficient in water with a few simple fixes.

Other news of the week: Personal2Public campaign, waste processing plants to be shifted, new NIMHANS facilities and loss of Rs 470 crore in cybercrime .

Jayanagar has transformed from a quiet, well-planned layout to a bustling neighbourhood plagued by the woes of commercialisation.

Sewage treatment plants preserve the environment while also perpetuating and institutionalising a new form of manual scavenging,

Jayanagar’s transformation into a thriving commercial hub has resulted in higher commercial demand compared to its neighbouring areas.

The health department said they conducted awareness campaigns, larval surveillance, and spraying for mosquito larvae across the city.

BBMP’s effective implementation of rules, such as ABC and ARV, has led to a decline in Bengaluru’s street dog population