Water Supply

After two days of listening to views of city councillors, the BWSSB announced various measures including recruitment of staff, monthly meetings and cutting down water theft.

Panic seems to have hit the administration, with everyone from the state government to the BWSSB to the corporators getting onto a borewell-drilling spree.

Water management in large, multi-storied apartment buildings is challenging. Why do we continue to consume more than we should? What can be done?

Documentary film ‘Water and a City’ traces the journey of water into and out of urban Bangalore homes.

Despite receiving water, northern parts of the city are parched due to inadequacies in BWSSB’s pipeline network. Southern areas have their own share of woes. Will the next stage of the Cauvery water project help?

Inviting you to a workshop that will look at water reality and solutions, including rain water harvesting, groundwater recharge and grey water reuse. On Sunday, December 6th at Redwood apartments off Sarjapura road.

Is your tap water safe or do you need to purify it? Or should you just buy bottled water? How do you decide? Here is a quick guide to water quality and water purifiers.

A change of a flush, a bucket bath, a dual sink, here are simple ways to conserve water in your own homes.

A interactive session on water harvesting, water quality testing, water diseases and more at JP Nagar on Saturday, 11th July. All are invited.

The long-overdue uptick for RWH is finally here. Around 10,000 buildings in the city may be catching rainwater, by one informal estimate, and the numbers are steadily rising.

Rapidly coming off a cool winter, Bengaluru is back to the usual: hit by water and electricity shortages. Be it combating seasonal ailments or dealing with shortages, know what’s going on and what is to come.

Concerned citizens came together at the Madiwala lake park on the occasion of World Water Day to discuss the state of the lake and water quality.