Running dry: Competing for water on a thirsty planet – India In Indiaâs âSilicon Valleyâ tech hub of Bangalore, where gleaming office complexes and apartment blocks have sprouted faster than the plumbing to serve them, only 60% of the water the city needs each day arrives through its water pipes. Much of the rest is pumped from groundwater wells and delivered to homes and offices by a fleet of private and government tanker trucks that growl through the streets of the city of 12 million. But Bangaloreâs groundwater is running dry. A government [âŠ] Running dry: Competing for water on a thirsty planet – IndiaHIWI042019-06-08T16:53:01+02:00