Tanker Free Mumbai by Swabhimaan Sanghatana

And there would be something for everyone who participated :D will spill the beans in coming days. Watch out Water Warriors!

Shardul Bist - You are 'the' water warrior :D With maximum likes and comments, your idea resonated with many. You would be intimated of more details on this via mail. Congratulations!

Hold your breath :) And the winner of Water Wars contest is ......

And the balloons will finally reach the BMC office tomorrow :D

the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has not been serious about flood prevention

Citizens take on rain challenge - Times Of India MUMBAI: As a symbol of civic ineffectiveness in bracing up to challenges of this year's monsoon, a chowkie set up in May 2010 and manned by four storm-water drain department staffers to monitor and

And we are happy :D It's results day!

BMC has delayed clearing trees that have been chopped. The BMC initiative of fogging the area has served no purpose and was just to fool the public

Actions speak louder than words - The Times of India "We had been facing floods in the past. However, corporator Raibhar Khan made great efforts to find loopholes in the storm-water drainage system that led to the flooding," said Clarence Gomes, of the Bandra Residents' Action Group (BRAG). "Water channels have now been broadened and bifurcated so tha

The fabled Mumbai rains are finally here. Wish you a happy monsoon! So aren’t we being a little rude here? The BMC will feel left out if we don’t send them some ‘special’ monsoon gift. Waterwars. Last day to make your presence felt

Last and final call to all those willing to make a difference! All those who believe in power of the people, the power of voting - the power of the common man's voice! awaits.

Fever and water-borne ailments are giving Mumbaikars a tough time. About time BMC realizes fumingation drives are not the only solution.

Fever, gastro tighten grip on Mumbai - Times Of India MUMBAI: Numerous fumigation drives and awareness campaigns later, malaria finally seems to be losing its grip on the city, claims the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). The mosquito-borne

SIMPLE SAFETY MEASURES FOR PREVENTION OF MALARIA:
a. Keep surroundings clean always
b. Maintain bodily hygiene
c. Cover exposed water
d. Boil water before drinking
e. Regularly fog areas where there could be an identified menace
f. Use mosquito repellents on the body after checking with a doctor to avoid mosquito bites

Since BMC officials can't come up with ideas, we'll give 'em some!! BMC should conduct experiments such as cloud seeding to attract maximum rainfall in catchment areas. This will ensure that water levels at the lakes don’t drop, subsequently, no water cuts.

http://www.dnaindia.com/mumbai/report_mumbai-lakes-thirsty-despite-downpour_1554325