New to the city and it makes no sense to me whatsoever. Having lived through all major metros in the country, Bangalore feels like a Tier-2 town covered with Tier-1 wrapping paper.
This was land of lakes...if I'm not wrong when Kempegowda built this city in such a way that lakes were connected and built specifically to store water.
Now the lakes are filled and buildings are raised on it, when it rains water will ofc try try follow it's path and sometimes the drainage, rajakluves are not sufficient
I recently moved to bangalore on 1st June and literally observed the same. Almost every major street gets flooded in like 5min.
"tier 2 town with tier 1 wrapping paper" - couldn't have been more accurate with this description
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