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murali772 - 20-FEB-2015
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"Namma Kere, Namma Bengaluru" workshop murali772 - 14-NOV-2013
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srkulhalli - 2-JUL-2013
A walkathon has been planned on 7th July at 8:00 Am in Agara Lake to press atuhorities for quick restoration of the lake.
Please see below
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End of bellandur / rise of concrete vmenon - 3-JUN-2013
The two media links below are fairly self explanatory of what can be called a potentiol ecologocal disaster right here in banglore. The strories of bellandur lake are based on an IISc report that is attached to this post. |
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Abhijit82 - 1-MAY-2013
HI All, Everyday I travel via the road next to bellandur lake to OOR. The speed at which the dumping trucks are covering up the lake is scary. I am planning to file a RTI seeking more information about this issue. As I am filing an RTI for the first time, would welcome any help in helping me format the right queries for the RTI. Regards, Abhijit Das |
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Launch of lake portal and formation of core lake group murali772 - 7-NOV-2012
Following is the mail sent out by Mr Arbind Gupta, one of the key members of the group, on the OneBengaluru google-group: |
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Save Vibhutipura lake Walkathon - Sat, 3rd Nov murali772 - 24-OCT-2012
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Hundreds of uncleared idols spell disaster for Hebbal lake’s bio-life idontspam - 4-OCT-2012
Next time you pass over the Hebbal Flyover towards the airport, glance to your left towards the lake. Towards the ring road you will see how the lake has been spoiled by the Gneshas being dumped, wood pieces & PoP ganeshas floating around. |
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Bangalore lakes revival/ restoration task force murali772 - 28-JUL-2012
Arakere Neighbourhood Improvement Trust (ANIT), OneBengaluru as a platform for public problem solving, Citizen Action Forum and other lake teams have called for a public discussion on 5th Aug, to bring different lake teams together and discuss the issues with senior Govt officials from LDA & BBMP, and eminent citizens involved in lake renov |
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ssnkumar - 21-JUN-2012
The lake adjoining Puttenahalli and Jaraganahalli is dying slowly. The lake is called Jaraganahalli Lake or Sarakki Lake and it is a huge water body. For past several years, weeds have covered the entire lake and has become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. Also, local people use it as garbage dump. Many builders are dumping building waste into this lake. |
