There is much truth behind the saying “out of sight, out of mind.”
India’s groundwater resources are depleting in both quality and quantity, as per data made available by the Central Ground Water Board. India is the world’s largest user of groundwater. The country’s economy is tagged to groundwater development in many ways and its inadequacy will endanger the progress.

Groundwater crisis is not the result of natural factors; it has been caused by human actions. During the past two decades, the water level in several parts of the country has been falling rapidly due to an increase in extraction. The quality of groundwater is getting severely affected because of the widespread pollution of surface water. Besides, discharge of untreated waste water through bores and leachate from unscientific disposal of solid wastes also contaminates groundwater, thereby reducing the quality of fresh water resources.

If the same continues then by 2025 2/3rd Of Humanity Will Face Water Shortage.

Solutions to Groundwater Depletion

We should reduce our use of chemicals and dispose of them properly.

We are not paying attention and are simply unaware of how vital it is to keep pollution from occurring beneath the ground. The water from business