New Delhi, March 26 -- Keeping pace with the rising water demand is a critical challenge faced by urban water supply departments globally. Bengaluru, once known as the 'City of Lakes' is a prime example of an urban agglomeration with diminishing water resources despite its rich legacy of innovative water management.

A recent study conducted by school students as part of the Anveshana research project sheds light on the transformative potential of rejuvenating Bengaluru's lakes to achieve water self-reliance.

This article delves into the historical significance, current challenges and future possibilities of Bengaluru's lakes, revealing how these water bodies could hold the solution to the city's water crisis.

Decline of glorious wat...