Karnataka chief minister B S Yeddyurappa today said the government plans to create four mini-Lalbaghs on the lines of the world famous botanical garden Lalbagh in the city.

The government is also keen on constructing four Bal Bhavans in different parts of the city, he said after launching various development works including augmentation of drinking water supply from Cauvery river. He said the government was implementing the second phase of the fourth stage of Cauvery Water Supply scheme to bring an additional 500 MLD (Million Litres daily) to meet the growing water needs of the city at a cost of Rs 3383.70 crore.

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