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  1. BSWML proposed new models for waste collection operations in Bengaluru.
  2. Administrative bodies assess waste problems and direct clean-up drives in Bengaluru.
  3. Greater Bengaluru Authority levies new sanitation charges on vacant sites in Bengaluru.

Mandatory clean-up fees and penalties are being imposed on citizens in Bengaluru, while the Legislative Assembly is tasked with handling the resulting government challenges.

4 reports, 1 independent Updated Aug 11
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Mandatory clean-up fees and penalties are being imposed on citizens in Bengaluru, while the Legislative Assembly is tasked with handling the resulting government challenges.

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