. .. By the year 2025 will be 95% Bengaluru city of stone?

Seeing the rapid urbanization in Bengaluru, it was not difficult to predict whether it would affect the city in the future. Experts also expressed concerns over Saturday that if the situation remains the same, then by the year 2025, 95% of the city will become concrete. Experts took part in the program, at least 500 people from different resident welfare associations, reduction in greenery in the city, decrease in solid waste management and real estate regulatory authority. TV Ramchandra of the Center for Ecological Sciences, Indian Institute of Science, said that the lakes of Bangalore are drying because of the apartments standing like mushrooms. The builders and the government have encroached the entire small lakes.

'Excuses manufactures BBMP'

V. Ramprasad, co-founder of the city's Environmental Group Friends of Lakes, said that the lakes have become a pile of garbage because the collection system of the Great Bengaluru Municipal Corporation (BBMP) is bad. They said that, "Clean survey of this year started, but the attitude of the BBMP overlooked towards him is scary. The lack of BBMP collectors and the bad auto tipers make an excuse to hide their bad management.

'Corporates appeal to adoption of lakes'

Malleswaram's MLA, CN Ashwath Narayan appealed to corporates to adopt the lakes as their social responsibility. He said that there are so many organizations today and if we adopt all the two lakes then we will be able to revive them again. Let me tell you that before this, Deputy Chief Minister God God had asked corporates to handle the lakes.

'Fear Builder and Contractor'

Advocate and Rare Expert H Sharda said that people want to buy these properties by spending 30 thousand to 1 lakh every month, but many of them are never owned by them. They said that the buyers are trapped in the trap of builders and contractors. He said that this fraud can be stopped if Rara is qualified, but because of its absence many people are cheated. He said that the government needs to wake up and create a Rare Committee which should ensure that if the builder violates the rules then the buyer of the property and the owner will be given the price from the date of purchase to the compilation.

Bangalore on the path of Cape Town

Once known as the Garden City of India, it was settled near many lakes of Bengaluru. These lakes had plans to collect water from which water could be saved. However, due to the increasing number of apartments, the lakes remain polluted. The most popular lake in the city has long been a cause of trouble due to pollution. There is often a fire in the lake. Nearly 10 million people of the city depend on bore well and tankers. Explain that a severe water crisis has emerged in Cape Town, the capital of South Africa and it is believed that India's Silicon Valley is going to be a Cape Town of India soon.