BWSSB expands its Sarala Cauvery EMI plan to commercial properties, aiming to boost piped water connections. Over 25,000 residential users have already enrolled, and the 5th Stage project is halfway to its 2028 goal.
GBA Commissioner Maheshwar Rao inspected Bengaluru's K-100 waterway, ordering a halt to sewage inflow and a plan for long-term sustainability. Read about the revival efforts.
BWSSB plans a Rs 20 crore solar project for Cauvery Stage VI pumping stations, aiming for partial or full solar power. DPR ready for four stations.
BWSSB introduces a one-time settlement scheme for Bengaluru residents to clear pending water charges. Minister H K Patil announced the initiative on November 27, 2025.
Karnataka Cabinet approves a 2% cess on multiplex tickets to fund welfare schemes for cine workers. A one-time settlement for BWSSB dues also cleared. Read for details.
BWSSB invites startups to use sewage treatment plants for testing innovative solutions in water management. Apply now to transform wastewater into resources!
BWSSB establishes an expert committee led by a retired IISc professor to develop strategies for sustainable water management and treated water reuse in Bengaluru. Learn about the initiative's goals.
Karnataka Deputy CM D K Shivakumar announces BWSSB as India's water utility model after adopting robotic leak-detection technology for clean drinking water in Bengaluru.
BWSSB launches three-member Blue Force team using robotic technology to detect and prevent unauthorised water consumption in Bengaluru. Learn how this initiative will impact the city.
BWSSB employees association strongly opposes proposal to hire engineers on contract basis, citing 2008 precedent. Learn about the labor concerns in Bengaluru's water board.
Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board joins prestigious Global Smart Water Networks Forum, marking a transformative step toward digital water management and sustainable urban solutions.