Re-imagining Bengaluru lakes as living beings

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ShotsTrendingMenu×ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENTHomeopinionRe-imagining Bengaluru lakes as living beingsThe lakes we have around the city are all man-made. They were historically

interconnected irrigation tanks with embankments against the flow of water, resulting in a deep end and a shallow end. Seshadri K SLast Updated : 12 December 2023, 22:56 IST Follow Us :

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