Foam On Lakes

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  In Bengaluru, 10-Foot-High Froth At Bellandur Lake After All-Nighter Rain

  Bengaluru's Bellandur lake, infamous for its pollution, spewed froth and foam on to the busy roads surrounding it on Tuesday after overnight rain. Giant chunks of smelly, white froth - that looked like cotton - was carried up in the air and spread across the busy locality as cars and motorbikes passed by.

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  Now, Lake Froth On Hyderabad Streets After 5-Hour Rain

  Three people died as Hyderabad was lashed for five hours by heavy rain, triggered by a cloudburst, on Monday, leaving the city paralysed. While it hasn't rained this morning, the weather office predicts more rain today.The heavy rain led to Saroornagar Lake in the city spewing foam and froth which entered nearby residential colonies.

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  Residents 'Trapped' As Bengaluru Lakes Froth Like Never Before: 10 Points

  After the city's heaviest August rain in a century, two giant lakes in Bengaluru are spewing so much toxic foam that residents who live near them have reportedly complained that they are having to stay indoors. On Wednesday, the froth, a stinking cocktail of chemicals and untreated sewage dumped in the lakes, rose to over 10 feet in the Varthur Lak...

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  Bengaluru's Varthur Lake Now Spews 10-Feet-High Froth

  Overnight rains, Bengaluru's heaviest in August in a century, has the city's Varthur Lake spewing foam and froth like never before. On Wednesday, the foam caused by toxic chemicals and untreated sewage in the lake rose to over 10 feet along the tall fence erected to keep the stinking cocktail of pollutants from spilling on to road in Varthur Kodi l...

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  Foam Spilling Out On Bengaluru Roads, NGT Raps Karnataka Government

  The National Green Tribunal today took Karnataka government and its civic authorities to task over foam spilling over into the streets in Bengaluru near the Varthur lake, causing massive traffic jams in the city.

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  Bengaluru's Varthur Lake Moves From Froth To Fire, Smoke Fills The Air

  After the froth, the flames - one of Bengaluru's two biggest lakes is following its pattern with a large fire reported this morning, hours after foam shot up from the water and sprayed drivers in the crowded eastern part of India's Silicon Valley.

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  'Happens Every Year,' Says Chief Minister Siddaramaiah As Bengaluru Lake Shoots Toxic Foam

  No problem, it happens every year, Karnataka's Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has said, as Bengaluru's Varthur Lake froths and shoots toxic foam at motorists passing by. Pre-monsoon rain has meant more froth in the past week and people driving past the lake on the arterial Whitefield Road have had a tough time evading the flying clouds of chemical.

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  Furious Over This Fire, Top Green Court Intervenes To Save Bellandur Lake

  Bengaluru's largest lake, Bellandur, has not stopped frothing in more than two decades; the thick layer of white foam is a constant. Occasionally, like on this weekend, the foam shoots into the air, carried either by strong winds or pumped up by steady rain, turning into a potent hazard for drivers in the area.

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  White Alert At Bengaluru Lake Again, Froth Flies After Rains In Bellandur

  The terrible froth in Bengaluru's Bellandur lake has flared up again after a bout of rain on Sunday. The net that was fixed around the lake to try and hold the foam back collapsed. For the last two days, Gouts of foam with embedded dirt and muck came onto the road, spattering passers-by -the same foam had brought media attention to the plight of th...

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  Bengaluru Lakes Continue to Froth Ahead of Civic Elections

  If commuting in Bengaluru was not bad enough, with its heavy traffic, bad roads and slow progress, what about having to drive through flying forth from a polluted lake. At the Yamur Lake, right next to the city's biggest lake, Bellandur, there is still plenty of foam.

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  Toxic Foam Overflows From Bengaluru's Varthur Lake

  Those who live around the Varthur Lake in posh Whitefield in Bengaluru have seen it foam before in hot weather after it rains. But not this way. This year, white clouds of froth are spilling on to the road, scum that includes human waste.