From Pollution Assessment to Abatement | A Collective Mission to Restore the Arkavathi River. On 16th October 2026, the second technical workshop on the Arkavathi River Pollution Assessment to Abatement Program was held at The Institution of Engineers (India), Karnataka
Yamuna river : illegal connection mapping
https://t.co/LaAG2WIopW
This rare drone survey reveals the hidden connection between Shahdara Drain and the Yamuna River Through aerial mapping and geospatial technology, this video follows the journey of Shahdara Drain, documenting its present condition, connection points, and the complex drainage system that ultimately joins the Yamuna.
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#delhi #delhiriver #yamunariver #shahadara #survey #mapping
Shahadara Drain Surveyed for finding Industrial drainage connection.
https://t.co/Gph2ctzTKR
This rare drone survey reveals the hidden connection between Shahdara Drain and the Yamuna River
Through aerial mapping and geospatial technology, this video follows the journey of Shahdara Drain, documenting its present condition, connection points, and the complex drainage system that ultimately joins the Yamuna.
#delhi #delhiriver #yamunariver #shahadara
Advancing Data-Driven River Pollution Assessment through Technology & Collaboration 🌊🌱
Our team had a valuable technical interaction with Upasaka Prof. Er. Dr. Jagannatha V, PhD, Former Scientist/Engineer, ISRO–ISTRAC, Bengaluru, along with subject specialist Dr. Inayathulla M , to discuss our ongoing Arkavathi River Pollution Assessment Project.
The discussion focused on strengthening the project through:
🔹 GIS-integrated pollution assessment
🔹 Modified analysis and monitoring dashboard systems
🔹 Integration of spatial, environmental and water-quality data
🔹 Data visualization and decision-support mechanisms
🔹 Technology-driven approaches for understanding pollution sources and river health
The interaction provided valuable technical perspectives on how GIS, environmental data and analytical dashboards can be integrated to support better assessment, monitoring and management of river pollution.
Looking forward to translating these technical discussions into practical solutions for sustainable river management.
#ArkavathiRiver #RiverPollution #PollutionAssessment #GIS #GISIntegration #EnvironmentalEngineering #WaterQuality #DataAnalytics #Dashboard #RiverManagement #SustainableDevelopment #NakshaTech #TechnologyForEnvironment
Today, we launched eAasthi 2.0- a next-generation property and eKhata system built by GBA’s in-house IT team.
Technology should make governance simpler, smarter and faster for citizens and eAasthi 2.0 is a significant step in that direction.
#BetterBengaluru
Dear Dr. Inayatulla M Sir,
It is our great pleasure and privilege to congratulate you, Sir, on receiving the prestigious Eminent Engineer Award from The Institution of Engineers (India). 🏆
The entire @nakshatech team is immensely happy and proud to celebrate this remarkable achievement with you.
We feel truly blessed and privileged to have had the opportunity to work with you and be associated with your inspiring journey. Your guidance, support, and encouragement have been invaluable to us and continue to inspire our entire team.
This recognition is a wonderful testament to your dedication, contribution, and commitment to the engineering profession.
Heartiest congratulations once again, Sir! 🎉
We wish you continued success, good wishes, and many more milestones and achievements in the years ahead.
#congratulations #gis #civilengineering #mapping #geospatial #engineersday
Happy Gowri Ganesha Festival!
May Goddess Gowri bless every home with prosperity, harmony, and happiness, and may Lord Ganesha remove all obstacles and guide us toward new beginnings, wisdom, and success.
Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful and blessed Gowri Ganesha Festival.
#GowriGanesha #GowriGaneshaFestival #GaneshChaturthi #FestivalOfJoy #Prosperity #FestiveGreetings #indiancelebration #nakshatech
CNNL and Nakshatech Conduct Arkavathi River Induction Programme on Scientific Pollution Assessment.
Bengaluru: CNNL, in collaboration with Naksha Tech Pvt. Ltd., conducted an Arkavathi River Induction Programme Conference focused on industrial pollution assessment, effluent source identification, water quality analysis, and river restoration planning.
On Partition Horrors Remembrance Day, we remember the millions of lives affected by the tragedy of Partition the lives lost, families displaced, and memories that continue across generations.
Let us pause to honor those who suffered, to keep their stories alive, and to reaffirm the need for peace, empathy, and unity.
#independentindia #indvspak #indiaandpakistan #independenceday
Nakshatech participated in the field inspection of the K-100 Drain Citizen Waterway Project, conducted under the guidance of Sri @RLR_BTM, Hon’ble Minister for Water Resources, Government of Karnataka, and chaired by Sri K. Jaiprakash (Retd.). on 22 July 2026.
Representing Nakshatech, Vikranth Patil contributed technical observations, while Dr. Inayatulla M. shared valuable field insights and practical suggestions toward the rejuvenation and sustainable management of the K-100 Drain.
#NakshaTech #K100Drain #Bengaluru #UrbanWaterways #bangaloreriver #saveriver
Delegates from various organizations visit @nakshatech to understand our capabilities, work processes, technologies and solutions.
Meaningful discussions and knowledge exchange strengthened partnerships and opened now opportunities.
#nakshatech#buildingindia#survey#mapping
🌊 Arkavathi River Revival Must Begin with Science, Not Just Cleanup.
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Cauvery Neeravari Nigama Limited (CNNL), in collaboration with Nakshatech, conducted the Arkavathi River Induction Programme on Scientific Pollution Assessment, bringing together government officials, researchers, technical experts and representatives from 12 engineering colleges.
With Shri @DKShivakumar, Honourable Chief Minister of Karnataka, giving significant attention to Karnataka’s water resources and river rejuvenation, initiatives like this can help turn restoration intent into measurable, data-driven action.
@nakshatech is contributing through LiDAR & drone surveys, GIS mapping, water quality and quantity assessment, field investigation, and identification of pollution and effluent sources across the Arkavathi River and its tributaries.
Understand the river. Identify the pollution. Restore it scientifically.
#Arkavathi #ArkavathiRiver #RiverRevival #DKShivakumar #Nakshatech #GIS #LiDAR #WaterManagement #rivercleaning #gismapping
This is exactly why continuous monitoring matters. NakshaTech surveyed the Vrishabhavathi earlier, and we’re documenting it again this year—this time focusing on unauthorised sewage/drainage connections entering the river. Identifying the pollution source is the first step toward real restoration.
We’re already working on this. Two years ago, NakshaTech surveyed the Vrishabhavathi stretch and documented its condition: https://t.co/Uy5wpjtEIV
We’re surveying it again this year, with a stronger focus on identifying and documenting unauthorised drainage/sewage connections entering the river.
Bengaluru city receives the lowest rainfall in July in 108 years. Also the warmest month in 116 years. Earlier it used to rain 10 months a year in Bengaluru. Only December and January used to be dry months.
@InfraholicR Cleaning alone isn’t enough. At NakshaTech, we’ve documented illegal drainage connections entering the Yamuna through drone and geospatial surveys. Video evidence coming soon.
Government can clean the river but not the mentality of people.
watch how a completely cleaned drain filled with solid waste in just one year,
now government is removing that again.