• 7 years ago
Thousands of dead fish rose up to surface of Bengaluru's Ulsoor lake in the early hours of Monday. According to Vaman Acharya, former chairman of the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, this happens every March. In June 2015, 32 tractors full of waste were cleared from the lake.

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