This "snow' can catch fire

That must have definitely had a bad effect on those riders.

@allknowing Oh they are toxic and people still have to face them everyday as they can not stop commuting to work. Life is so cheap in our country. We hold it in our hand once we step out and we are lucky if we come back home safe.

@arunima25 There is so much going on the world over and no one can escape the wrath of human greed.

I wonder why it is only in Bangalore and not in any part of India or elsewhere

@LadyDuck It could be a good source for producing cooking gas - just saying.

@allknowing For what I read, the lake has become an "open sewage" and the result is that the lake catches fire because of the flammable methane generated from its oxygen-starved waters. I have read that "for the moment" it's the only one in India, but authorities have warned that this could happen to other locations.

Obviously no government would ignore this but it will take years for them to tackle it

This is not the first time. This is happening for years now.

Seems the authorities are trying to get rid of this menace but as long s the route cause is not remedied there is little anything can be done.

@allknowing I agree.

Atleast I can see ":snow" in South India now (lol)

@allknowing Yes just not the kind you want.