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Bengaluru's water crisis is a call for urgent action amidst urban chaos

Tech firms embrace innovative water conservation measures, residents make do with less

Depleting groundwater and Cauvery levels have caused the crisis that has led to a surge in tanker prices
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Depleting groundwater and Cauvery levels have caused the crisis that has led to a surge in tanker prices

Ayushman BaruahAneeka Chatterjee Bengaluru
From installing water-saving aerators on taps to using cans for washing hands and dishes, Bengaluru is adopting diverse strategies to tide over the water crisis. 

While several citizens have taken to social media to urge Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to make work from home mandatory for IT companies, it appears that hybrid mode will continue to be the norm for most – although with new water conservation measures in place.    

Co-working space provider Urban Vault has, for instance, installed smart water meters to detect leakage. “If there is one, we address it immediately,” said Amal Mishra, its co-founder.  

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