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BWSSB has started using AI and IoT (Internet of Things) technologies to monitor and manage water in borewells. Around 6,900 borewells in Bengaluru are dried out of 14,000 which is an alarming situation exposing the effects of over-urbanisation of the city. 

A ban has been issued on the use of potable water for purposes other than drinking, with a total fine of Rs. 1.1 lakh imposed on 22 citizens so far. 

Edtech Byju's is currently facing a financial crisis and has come down to a $200 million valuation from $22 billion in 2022. Reasons like mismanaged expansion and financial decisions have led to the downfall of the company. 

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The Karnataka Water Supply and Sewerage Board prohibits using drinking water for tasks like construction, cultivation, and washing vehicles. If that order is broken, there will be a 5,000 rupee fine. Subsequent breaches will incur a daily charge of Rs. 500 in addition to the initial Rs. 5,000 fine.
 

Bengaluru, widely regarded as one of India's premier metropolitan cities, is currently grappling with an unprecedented water crisis, throwing the lives of its over 13 million residents into disarray. The situation has reached a critical point, prompting emergency measures from both the government and the populace alike.

The Karnataka government assures that severe water problems occurring in the city will soon be solved. Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar also acknowledged that the borewell at his house has dried up, but he guaranteed a sufficient supply.
 

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Indian cities like Chennai, Mumbai, and Visakhapatnam face the looming threat of submersion by 2100 due to climate change. Urgent action is required to safeguard these cultural, economic, and historical hubs from the impending disaster

Ladakh prepares for a unique marathon on frozen Pangong Lake, highlighting climate change's impact on Himalayan glaciers. With sustainability at its core, the event aims to unite runners in a global call for environmental action

Urvashi Yadav had never thought of becoming a businesswoman. But her life took such strange turns against her will, that she needed to show her will to persevere. After her husband’s illness, there was a serious dearth of money which prompted her to sell Chhole Kulche on food carts. Initial days were full of struggles, but soon she started making Rs 3000 in a day. Today, Urvashi owns her own restaurant and earns in lakhs.

One of the reports of the International Labour Organization (ILO) states that India has the largest youth population in the world with nearly 66% of the total population below the age of 35.

Continuing its phenomenal work in the ongoing pandemic crisis, the DRDO has built a 500-bed hospital in Srinagar in a span of 17 days 
 

During the ongoing covid crisis, relatives of many covid deceased refuse to perform their funeral. However, noble souls like Ayub Khan, a DMK functionary, have been giving the covid deceased a decent funeral 

2 young sarpanches or village heads in Maharashtra have shown how to tackle covid crisis effectively