Hebbal Lake turns murky again
Weeds and trash return to choke Hebbal Lake to death which was only recently revived.
Photo: The Hindu
posted by The Bangalorean @ 10/13/2004 07:25:00 AM
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Wednesday, October 13, 2004
Weeds and trash return to choke Hebbal Lake to death which was only recently revived.
Photo: The Hindu
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Opening lines of Business Today's survey on India's best cities for business, December 1998.
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