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The Hindu·3 min read·easy

This AI-driven platform is taking Bengaluru’s garbage complaints public

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Nidhi Adlakha
This AI-driven platform is taking Bengaluru’s garbage complaints public
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A Bengaluru-based designer has launched NammaKasa, an AI-assisted platform that allows citizens to report garbage blackspots. The platform uses automated moderation and mapping to identify responsible authorities for civic cleanup.

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The use of AI-driven civic tech demonstrates how individual citizens can leverage modern tools to address urban infrastructure and sanitation challenges.

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A walk on a road in any Indian city is incomplete without one stepping in or passing by a mound of garbage. Entitled citizens treating city roads as an open trash bin are unfortunately more common than one would like but one person in Bengaluru hopes to change this.

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