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Groundwater Pollution in India and the Lawetion and resultant pollution. Climate change potentially will further exacerbate groundwater challenges by affecting aquifers both quantitatively and qualitatively. Geogenic factors such as salinity, fluoride, arsenic, and iron in groundwater affect the resource and cause significant long-lasting,

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Groundwater and Equitable Apportionment: The Case of the River Cauvery Dispute ahead of the United States and China, other major groundwater users. River water disputes are common in India, and one of the most significant disputes that has dominated the life and politics in Southern India is the Cauvery river water dispute. The Central Government constituted the Cauvery Water

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Assams, the State is facing increasing groundwater depletion. Between 2003 and 2015, Assam lost a substantial portion of its usable groundwater due to the increased water demands from a growing population and urbanization. Increasing floods is another matter of concern for the State. Despite all these mu

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Biharr surplus state. However, in the last few decades, due to the unscientific and unplanned exploitation of water, population growth, and climate change, many parts of the state face a severe water crisis. The economy of Bihar is agriculture-based, and groundwater availability plays a vital role in sus

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Chhattisgarhesource of groundwater is no exception. Chhattisgarh has sufficient quantities of groundwater beneath its land, but the water level is falling rapidly with each passing day. Due to over-exploitation of groundwater, drinking water sources are draining, drying up, and water quality is fast deteriorati

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Haryanathe area cultivated under water-intensive crops, the number of irrigation tube wells has recorded more than a thirtyfold increase. This has resulted in a sharp decline in the groundwater table because the water abstraction far exceeds the underground aquifers’ recharge capacity. Haryana also faces w

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Karnataka a series of water problems in Karnataka. Overdrawing and unreasonable groundwater extraction have resulted in adverse aberrations to aquifer health and have depleted the water quality rendering it inutile. Though traditionally groundwater is treated as a ‘local’ matter falling under the state list,