BJP workers protested outside Delhi Jal Board office in Delhi, over water crisis in the national capital. Police used water cannon to disperse the protesters. Severe heatwave conditions in Delhi and water crisis have thrown normal life out of gear. Residents faced trouble as parts of Delhi receive drastically less water supply. Locals stood in queues, facing difficulties getting water from tankers following the Delhi Water Crisis.

The IT employees in India’s Silicon City, Bengaluru on March 13, expressed dismay amid the Bengaluru water crisis in the Karnataka state. The depletion of groundwater and drying up of more than 3,000 borewells in the capital city has made it difficult for people here. The IT employees are now choosing Work from Home (WFH) due to water scarcity in Bengaluru. “If we get work from home it will be good as the water will be saved...it will save our time and water,” said Amogh, an IT employee. “More amount of water is spent if the employees go to the offices. It’s better to get work from home… Never thought that we would get WFH because of water scarcity,” said Varsha, an IT employee.