Bangalore, a name synonymous to the India’s Silicon Valley, has seen much change over the past few years. The metropolis has seen a boom in the IT sector, an unstoppable infrastructure development and ever increasing population influx. Currently, housing around 10 million people, the mega-city has been spurred by rapid growth and has acted as an engine of economic development. This unprecedented growth has led to an increased demand on the natural resources and put tremendous amount of pressure on water supply.