75 thousand liters of treated wastewater for IPL match..!?

Sowmiya Sriram
75 thousand liters of treated wastewater for IPL match..!?
Garden city... Hi-tech city... Tech capital... But now it has become the capital of water supply. If Nayana says there is no water to drink, thousands of liters are required for an IPL match. If the fans are hoping that their franchise, which has not won a cup for 16 years, will fulfill their dream this time, then the atmosphere is watering their hopes. Will there be indian Premier League (IPL) matches in Bengaluru, the capital of karnataka and the home ground of IPL franchise Bangalore royal challengers represented by Team india legend Virat Kohli? Or? There is a dilemma.
It is known that there has been a severe water shortage in Bengaluru due to a lack of rain. Due to this, the matches are not going to be difficult. It is estimated that 75 thousand liters of water will be required for each IPL match. The use of treated wastewater. The karnataka State cricket Board has asked to provide water accommodation in the Chinnaswamy Stadium for the IPL. With this, Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) will supply purified water.
It is noteworthy that these will be taken from the famous Cubbon Park Waste Water Treatment Plant and it is said that this alternative has been seen without using the Cauvery River and underground water. Due to lack of rain, depletion of groundwater, and huge constructions, the ways of water reaching the ground in Bangalore have decreased. There is a crisis like never seen in 40 years. The problem is serious in prominent areas such as White Field, KR Puram, Electronics City, RR Nagar, Kangeri, CV Raman, etc. cm Siddaramaiah himself said that Bengaluru is facing a shortage of 50 crore liters of water per day. In Bangalore, where the city needs to use 260 crore liters of water, 6,900 of the 14,000 bores have dried up. It is known that a ban has been imposed on the use of drinking water for car washing, gardens, and construction.

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