“When we put our hearts and souls into something, we can do really good stuff,” says Dr. Farah Ishtiaq, Principal Scientist, TIGS speaking to The Print India for an article on the wastewater and environmental surveillance work being carried out in Bengaluru.
To know more on the Bangalore story for wastewater surveillance, read the full article here
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