A lot of rain water is wasted/lost, despite the rules and implementation. Luckily, Bluru is full of ups and downs. In every locality/area, the lowest public point should have a major RWH Pit which can take in all the run-off water. Also, SWDs should have suitable porous base every 20 to 30m, to allow soaking of water into the earth. These can result in significant increase in retention of Rainwater and reduction in run-off.
Such a great video. All i knew from my childhood was that water to my home originated from kodgu. The details about the flow and the infra blew my mind! That being said, almost 50% wastage of water via transit is quite disheartening.
Good video about water for Bangalore. Rain water harvesting is being adopted by many now. STPs by large producers is also increasing. More than 200 lakes within BBMP has to be used for storing rain water as well as treated Sewage, which will recharge groundwater and supply water for various uses.
Clearly each one of us has to do our own bit too...thank you for the insights into the working of a govt body. Enlightening! Looking forward to your next episode, Pravar
Absolutely loved this video! Given how ignorant I've been, this was incredibly informative and insightful! Thank you so much for making it and looking forward to more of these!👏🏼 Cheers!
Wonderful insights, very well explained. Thank you very much! I understand Delhi has pretty much fixed its water problem, and can actually subsidize water to its citizens. Also, Delhi claims that the sewage treatment problem is also cracked, and the Yamuna will be crystal clear by 2024. Is this correct? Can Bangalore learn something from Delhi?
Sir really a good video useful information for those who face problems. In Rajasthan also they overcame water problem in a decade of time. We have to learn some good thing from them. They value water than gold. It tells "Watef is the Elixir of Life".
Why the f..k then they built that IT hub and allow those many housing properties across lakes when the most important resource of the century is not available there🤦
Every Bangalore resident ever:
"Prior to this video, I did not know what BWSSB did. I only heard of them when someone was digging a road"
😂
A lot of rain water is wasted/lost, despite the rules and implementation. Luckily, Bluru is full of ups and downs. In every locality/area, the lowest public point should have a major RWH Pit which can take in all the run-off water. Also, SWDs should have suitable porous base every 20 to 30m, to allow soaking of water into the earth. These can result in significant increase in retention of Rainwater and reduction in run-off.
Now this is something everyone news should be talking about
Such a great video. All i knew from my childhood was that water to my home originated from kodgu. The details about the flow and the infra blew my mind! That being said, almost 50% wastage of water via transit is quite disheartening.
Good video about water for Bangalore. Rain water harvesting is being adopted by many now. STPs by large producers is also increasing. More than 200 lakes within BBMP has to be used for storing rain water as well as treated Sewage, which will recharge groundwater and supply water for various uses.
Clearly each one of us has to do our own bit too...thank you for the insights into the working of a govt body. Enlightening!
Looking forward to your next episode, Pravar
The video bwsssb needs to see 🔥
Every Bangalorean should watch this
Excellent & Enriching information. Thank you. Jai Karnataka. JAI HIND
Such videos should become viral
Rainwater harvesting solves all these issues plus waste water treatment
absolutely but i dont understand why most of bangalore finds it so difficult or is so reluctant to install rainwater harvesting systems .
No, lake should be developed
@@SMCGPRA exactly! the lakes will be the best solution for ground water recharging.
Good stuff. Excited for ep 2
Brilliant, Pravar! Eagerly awaiting for episode 2 😀
Amazing..that is a refreshing take on a perennial problem . So easy to blame the government bodies ..
Great work team 👍
Absolutely loved this video! Given how ignorant I've been, this was incredibly informative and insightful! Thank you so much for making it and looking forward to more of these!👏🏼 Cheers!
Ayyy wow you watched both, so thanks for watching actually, glad you enjoyed them!
@@bengawalk Yeah, obviously! It was *so* good that I had to! Cheers!
10:23 *doubt*
Very Good
Very informative, thank you
Wonderful insights, very well explained. Thank you very much! I understand Delhi has pretty much fixed its water problem, and can actually subsidize water to its citizens. Also, Delhi claims that the sewage treatment problem is also cracked, and the Yamuna will be crystal clear by 2024. Is this correct? Can Bangalore learn something from Delhi?
Insightful !!
Sir really a good video useful information for those who face problems. In Rajasthan also they overcame water problem in a decade of time. We have to learn some good thing from them. They value water than gold. It tells "Watef is the Elixir of Life".
Very interesant y good video!!!! Bravo! -)
will there be an episode 2?
Yes of course, episode 2 is going to be on lakes, rains, and storm water drains, and will come out in September :)
@@bengawalk Great job so far🙌🤝
“Surplus of water” that aged really well 😅
The amount of energy spent by nature in producing the water is humongous,. Can somebody calculate the actual price of water including this??!!!
👍👍👍🙏🙏🤝🤝
Amazing content! Would love to watch and share more such videos. I'm an editor myself. I can help you you out if required.
Cheers.
Why the f..k then they built that IT hub and allow those many housing properties across lakes when the most important resource of the century is not available there🤦