Once known for its cool climate, Bengaluru is now facing rising temperatures, vanishing lakes, and severe flooding due to rapid urbanization. Experts stress the need for restoring green spaces and water bodies to prevent further environmental decline.
Karnataka is experiencing extreme heat, with Bengaluru surpassing Delhi and Mumbai in temperature. Several districts recorded over 40°C. Officials advise caution, with possible revised work hours. IMD predicts heatwave conditions until March 20.
Bengaluru faces a severe water crisis due to excessive groundwater extraction through borewells, with demand far outstripping natural recharge. However, despite depleting resources, authorities plan to drill more borewells.
The Central Water Commission's data reveals severe water scarcity in southern India, with reservoir levels at just 15% of total live storage capacity. Despite this crisis, IPL matches are being hosted in water-stricken cities, raising concerns.
The facelift will include the installation of new pathways, benches, and other amenities. The garden will also get a new entrance gate, which will be designed to reflect the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape.
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