
BWSSB to hold water adalat on August 7
These include concerns over water billing, delays in water supply, sanitary connections, and the process of converting domestic connections to non-domestic ones.
The Water Adalat will be held at the following locations across Bengaluru: East 1-1: BEML Layout, near ITPL, 4th Main Road, Kundalahalli Main Road; East 2-1: 1st Block, 9th D Main, Service Road, HRBR Layout, Kalyan Nagar; South East 1: Swami Vivekananda Road, opposite Lido Mall, Halasur; South East 4: 10th Main Road, 7th Cross, behind Indiranagar Club, HAL 2nd Stage; West 1-1: Ground Floor, Arkavathi Bhavan, 5th Main, 9th Cross, RPC Layout, Vijayanagar 2nd Stage; West 2-1: 5th Stage, 1st Main, BEML Layout, R.R. Nagar; North West-1: 4th Cross, Rajajingar 1st N Block, behind Vidyavardhaka School, Kethamaranahalli Water Tank); North West 3, Ground Floor, 7th Main, MEI Layout, Hesarghatta Road,; North East 1: Room No. 115, 1st Floor, Suvarna Bhavan, 18th Cross, Margosa Road, Malleswaram; and North 1-1: 14th Main Road, MCECHS Layout, Phase 1, behind Shivaramkaranth Nagar Railway Track, Jakkur.

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- Economic Times
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