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Amid Bengaluru's Drinking Water Crisis, Will Digging More Borewells Work? | Beyond The Headline

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In today's episode of Beyond The Headline, anchor Sneha Koshy will explore the significance of the Bengaluru crisis for India. With no Chief Minister, digging more borewells isn't a solution. From a weak monsoon leading to the worst drought and floods, India faces a new reality. Investigating what went wrong, from empty tankers to the establishment of war rooms. "Acute water shortage began a month ago...there's total lawlessness, carelessness...the seeds of this problem were planted decades ago..." stated Founder-Citizens Agenda for Bengaluru Sandeep Anirudha. We must restore the Western Ghats, the Cauvery River, the soil & everything..." said Water Conservation Expert S Vishwanath. Watch the full video and stay tuned with Mirror Now for more updates.

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