Why is Bengaluru Staring at a Severe Water Shortage?
Households in Bengaluru, dependent on water supply from the Cauvery river or water tankers, are preparing for the situation to worsen as the city stares at a severe summer.
Whitefield and Varthur, which house the Information Technology corridor in eastern Bengaluru, are some of the worst-affected areas by the drinking water crisis.
Acknowledgements
KC Deepika and KV Aditya Bharadwaj for The Hindu.
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