K.C. Deepika

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Bengalurean, nature, travel and gardening enthusiast, cleanliness and organisation freak. Deepika has covered a wide range of issues - from civic and education to power, tourism and environment - and is at present, City Editor, Bengaluru.

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An overcast sky over Banashankari in Bengaluru on June 2.

Southwest monsoon off to a better start in Karnataka after drought-hit 2023

A file photo of people drawing water from a borewell. The study, conducted over 2021 and 2022, revealed that Chintamani is over-reliant on groundwater, which meets 80% of the freshwater needs of the town.

Study of Chintamani in Karnataka reveals impact of urbanisation on small towns — overexploited groundwater to polluted lakes

C.N. Manjunath with his wife Anusuya Manjunath celebrate in Ramanagar on Tuesday.

Many first-timers, including three Ministers’ children, make it to Lok Sabha

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M.V. Rajeev Gowda during an interaction with The Hindu in Bengaluru.

If you spot the Modi effect, let me know, says Congress’ Bengaluru North candidate Rajeev Gowda

Residents wait to collect free water from a tanker amid water crisis in Bengaluru on March 22, 2024.

Is the urban water system breaking? | The Hindu parley podcast

Residents collect water from a tanker in Bengaluru.

Is the urban water system breaking?

Many of those demanding work-from-home option believe that allowing them to work from their home towns will result in depopulating Bengaluru, which will ease the situation.

As demand for WFH grows, companies in Bengaluru say status quo remains for now

Watch | How are Bengalureans saving water?

K.C. Deepika,Jahnavi T.R.

Ram Prasath Manohar, BWSSB Chairman

Water situation is of concern, but not as alarming as it is being projected: BWSSB Chairman

The conversion of wetlands, illegal tree felling, mass tourism, and commercialisation are exacerbating the situation in the Cauvery river belt.

‘Save Coorg’ calls trend as water crisis takes centre stage in Karnataka

Watch | Why is Bengaluru staring at a severe water shortage?

K.C. Deepika,K.V. Aditya Bhardwaj

The Vrushabhavathy river in Bengaluru city.

Bengaluru, the parched IT capital of India

K. V. Aditya Bharadwaj ,K.C. Deepika

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