Kalena Agrahara Lake

Kalena Agrahara Lake on Bannerghatta Road Is a seven-acre lake with freshwater, thick greenery, fish and moving birds is rare in Bangalore. An enormous lake being reestablished inside the limits currently separated. Subsidized by Hon. Ms. Nirmala Sitharaman. The residents of the locality have been looking after it Kalena Agrahara lake maintenance association keeps the water body clean and beautiful involving residents of apartment blocks near the lake. And They Are Saying We have been keeping the lake clean for close to a decade. and many of the residents take morning and evening walks by the lake.

A gathering of natives has been pursuing a losing fight to save Kalena Agrahara lake on the Bannerghatta street in Bengaluru. The lake, which once spread more than seven sections of land has now contracted to half of its size because of infringement. The lake is being dirtied by sewage, which is streaming in from lofts in the region. There is likewise regular dumping of trash on the edges of the lake bed. Individuals, who live in the zone, stress that their water bodies may get totally demolished.

They made rehashed protests to the nearby chosen agents and urban authorities. As there was no reaction, they understood that on the off chance that they needed to spare their lake, they needed to do it without anyone's help. They shaped an affiliation, pooled cash and began. While the lake association as of now faces extreme difficulties, it is currently confronting another issue: infringement. In the course of the most recent couple of months, nearby land sharks have started to dump garbage on the lake bed. The affiliation individuals dread that they may before long observe an at.

The Kalena Agrahara Lake Association, a native activity, has been dynamic for over 10 years now and has been reliable in autonomously gathering assets to reestablish the lake. "We have spent lakhs of rupees in the past to expel the weed and consistently keep up the lake. We likewise have STPs in our structures and discharge just treated water into the lake with BBMP's authorization.