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Trash, toxins and sewage: The state of Dakshina Pinakini

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Shilpa Elizabeth
Trash, toxins and sewage: The state of Dakshina Pinakini
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The Dakshina Pinakini River in Bengaluru has become heavily polluted due to sewage, industrial waste, and urban expansion. Once a seasonal water source for local agriculture, it is now a perennial stream of wastewater that poses significant health risks to nearby residents.

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It highlights the severe environmental degradation and public health crises resulting from rapid, unplanned urbanization in major Indian cities.

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Near Siddhartha Layout in Kadugodi, the Dakshina Pinakini River resembles a swamp.

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The article reports on environmental conditions using observational evidence and local testimony without overt political spin.

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