to their incomplete recovery from water, thus requiring complex methods for their recovery. [7] To address the drawbacks associated with conventionally used adsorbents, a need is being felt to design and develop novel materials. Core-shell particles are a new class of materials that are prepared by amalgamation of two or more types of adsorbents possessing individual functionalities. These can be designed and subsequently modified for various applications including waste water purification. [8] While choosing appropriate core and shell counterparts, favorable surface characteristics such as high surface area, hydrophilicity, and microporosity can also be introduced. The present work relates to the design and synthesis of zeolite@nano-titania core-shell particles in which zeolite CBV 500 (organophilic) [9] is coated with mul