Honeysuckers - How Bangalore's sewage is managed - A film by Gautam Vishwanath and Celine Thizy

Bangalore generates 720 million liters of sewage everyday. How is it managed? This is a story of the honeysuckers.

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13 May 2011, 6:38 am

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