Bellandur Lake

Remember the infamous 'burning lake' in Bengaluru? Here's why our home products had a role in that!

Like most people in Bengaluru, Pavan A, a student of Aeronautical Engineering at the MVJ College of Engineering, was concerned about the lake.

Much has been said and written about Bellandur Lake. But this Class X student is actually doing something about it!

The lake, which is infamous for spilling out toxic foams, is finally getting a special treatment with the use of microbes.

Parth and Arjun Choudhary, who are nine and seven, campaigned to save a tree in their apartment complex that was facing the axe.

The powerful propellers of the airboats are useful to push forward the weeds

The plant, which boasts a processing capacity of 60 MLD (million litre per day), promises to cut down on the amount of sewage that makes its way to the city's water bodies.

Bengaluru was in the news recently for all the wrong reasons when Bellandur lake caught fire. The incident highlighted the growing troubles with Bangalore’s water bodies and water supply. It is time the city’s authorities and residents took remedial steps, such as the ones discussed in this short video.

The burning Bellandur lake in Bengaluru is yet another reminder that scientific restoration of lakes needs to be among India's top priorities. Here are 5 innovative ideas that may provide sustainable solutions to urban water pollution.

Over 46,000 people have signed a petition urging the chief minister of Karnataka to ensure Bengaluru's largest lake is cleaned and kept free of pollution.