Study of Chintamani in Karnataka reveals impact of urbanisation on small towns — overexploited groundwater to polluted lakes
Recently published study, using Chintamani near Bengaluru as case study, says addressing water and sanitation challenges of small towns is key for sustained development
The study — Mapping water in a small town: Data and insights on water management in Chintamani, Karnataka — was conducted by the Bengaluru-based WELL Labs, in partnership with Technology Informatics Design Endeavour (TIDE) and the Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association (BORDA)-South Asia.
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KC Deepika for The Hindu.
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