Abstract
Urban commons such as water bodies are increasingly becoming part of various narratives, be it in the popular realm as well as academic. This is spurred on by increased instances of flooding in places like Bangalore and extreme pollution leading to dystopian sights of lakes on fire and towering sheets of foam. Contestation around these commons play out at various levels, be it at the local, involving land and claims around it; jurisdictional, between different government agencies and mind spaces of various groups interested in raising the flag on restoration
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