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Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) has warned builders and house owners in Bengaluru that failure to use treated water for construction activities will result in denial of occupancy certificates (OCs) from the civic body. Learn more about the impact and regulations surrounding the use of treated water in construction.
"While we acknowledge that the market tone is weaker [Monday], we are generally constructive regarding valuations and expect this week's supply to be absorbed fairly well after last week's giveback of the richening witnessed over prior weeks," said Vikram Rai, head of municipal markets strategy at Wells Fargo.
Experts discuss Bengaluru's 50% voter turnout challenges, suggesting engaging youth, improving voter list accuracy, and involving booth-level workers to combat apathy effectively.
India’s major cities face low voter turnout in elections despite being hubs of progress. Efforts underway to boost participation and civic duty. | Latest News India
BWSSB, in their order, stated that if tap aerators are not installed in the aforementioned places by March 31, then immediately 50 per cent of the water supply would be reduced, and there would be a fine of Rs 5000. A recurrence of the violation will result in a fine of Rs 5000 with an additional penalty of Rs 500 per day.