Harvesting

Bengaluru's water crisis persists as the Bengaluru Water Board grapples with dire financial constraints. Despite promises of lake restoration and rainwater harvesting projects, funding remains elusive. Maintenance and upgrades of wastewater treatment plants pose a significant challenge, with monthly deficits of ₹15 crore. Limited revenue from water charges hampers essential upgrades and new initiatives.

Bengaluru and Vijayapura, Karnataka, are facing severe water crises due to plummeting groundwater levels exacerbated by insufficient rainfall and unchecked borehole drilling. Lakes have dried up, raising concerns about encroachments. Conservation measures like rainwater harvesting and tree planting are urged, but collective action is needed to mitigate the scarcity.

Telugu actor Megastar Chiranjeevi took to Twitter in Kannada to address Bengaluru's escalating water crisis, emphasizing the urgent need for sustainable solutions. He highlighted the severity of the situation, advocating for rainwater harvesting and eco-friendly practices like recharge wells and permaculture. Chiranjeevi's efforts aim to mitigate water scarcity exacerbated by urbanization and groundwater depletion.

Efficient irrigation, industry practices, home technologies, rainwater harvesting, landscaping, education, and policy advocacy are key to water conservation

Discover 7 easy ways Bengaluru residents can conserve water amid the city's water crisis. From fixing leaks to adopting water-efficient habits, learn how to make a difference in sustainable water management.

An elderly woman identified as Indira Ramakrishnan from Kanjiraveli in the Idukki district was trampled to death by a wild elephant on Monday (Mar 04). The tragic incident took place while she was harvesting arrowroot on her farm.

Karnataka braces for continuous rainfall until December 7 due to a depression in the Bay of Bengal. Coastal areas like Uttara Kannada, Udupi, and Dakshina Kannada expect heavy rain on Dec 4-5, while north interior districts may see moderate rainfall. Farmers are advised on specific crop varieties, and preparation tips for paddy harvesting are highlighted. Mysore anticipates cloudy weather sans rain from Dec 2-6.

Brazil to Vietnam are 7 top coffee-producing countries. Brazil leads globally with a diverse range of beans. Vietnam excels in Robusta. Colombia, Ethiopia, Honduras, Peru, and Mexico focus on Arabica, each offering distinct flavor profiles in the world of coffee

Learn how to grow mint successfully at home with these 7 essential tips. Discover the secrets to cultivating healthy and aromatic mint plants in your garden or indoors.

Yeshwantpur railway station, eco-friendly redevelopment, multi-level car park, rainwater harvesting, LED lighting, improved traffic flow, air concourse, Narendra Modi, 3D model, infrastructure, green building standards.

Strawberry to Blueberry are 7 berries, each with distinct flavors. Raspberries and blackberries offer tartness, while cranberries bring tang. Goji berries and acai berries hail from afar, boasting unique health benefits. Dive into the world of berries for a burst of taste and nutrition

As sustainability becomes an integral part of modern celebrations, eco-friendly pandal construction techniques are gaining popularity during Ganesh Chaturthi.

Ready to grow your own chia seeds? Learn the effortless steps to nurture chia plants in your garden. From planting to harvesting, discover how to enjoy this superfood straight from your backyard.   by Leona Merlin Antony

By following these essential tips, you'll be on your way to growing delicious and juicy tomatoes in your garden. Enjoy the process and savor the rewarding experience of harvesting homegrown tomatoes!

Tomatoes are grown across India. However, the southern and western regions of the country are the major producers, contributing approximately 56 to 58 percent of the country's total production of the vegetable. The peak harvesting period for tomatoes is December to February, while July-August and October-November are lean months for production.