Once filthy Nandi lake has been rejuvenated
The Hindu
The project had begun in 2018
Restoration and rejuvenation of Nandi lake in Chikkaballapura have been completed following a comprehensive conservation exercise that commenced in 2018. The exercise was carried out by United Breweries Limited (UBL) and United Way Bengaluru (UWBe), a part of global NGO United Way Worldwide.
Nandi lake was filled with construction debris, garbage, and weeds. The rejuvenation of Nandi lake, and restoration of Kalyani and Gunduthopu (community forest) at Nandi village was taken up to arrest the degradation of the Nandi eco-system and around 50 water bodies in the area.
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