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How Small Businesses Are Coping With Water Scarcity In Bengaluru

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The state is staring at a shortage of 500 million litres per day of water out of the 2,600 that it consumes. Almost half the borewells dug in the city's residential areas have dried up. Bengaluru civic authorities are also filling 14 out of 20 dry lakes with recycled water from sewage treatment plants.

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How Small Businesses Are Coping With Water Scarcity In Bengaluru

"It could be worse," sighed 48-year-old V Manjunath, owner of a small engineering unit in Rajajinagar Industrial Area. "We are able to manage, although we have to pay more for water."This is the characteristic Bengaluru spirit on display—the glass always being half full, optimism in trying times. We know Bengaluru to be the IT hub of India. However, most are not aware that Bengaluru is also home to one of the largest clusters of engineering unit…

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