The Musi River flows through Hyderabad in Telangana State, Southern India. It is fed by the world -heritage Hussain Sagar Lake, known as the “heart of the world.” Once upon a time the Musi River was enjoyed by locals and tourists alike for its beauty and amenity. However, it has sadly now become increasingly polluted due to a combination of population and industrial growth—as well as poor wastewater management—and is no longer the site of wonder it once was. Over many years, the pollution has affected the lake and the Musi River watershed, impacting local communities to the point they can no longer enjoy this stunning natural site. Thankfully, it is not irreversible.
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