Groundwater Monitoring and Water Quality Assessment

Systematic groundwater level monitoring was carried out across 22 designated sites as part of the ongoing water resource assessment program. The primary objective of this activity was to observe seasonal fluctuations in groundwater levels and understand the current status of water availability across different locations.

The monitoring exercise provided valuable insights into groundwater variation patterns, helping in identifying areas of concern as well as zones with relatively stable water levels. This regular tracking plays an important role in supporting long-term water resource planning and sustainable management practices.

In addition to groundwater level measurements, water samples were collected from all 22 sites for detailed water quality analysis. These samples are being assessed for key physico-chemical parameters to evaluate the suitability of groundwater for various uses. The combined approach of level monitoring and quality testing ensures a comprehensive understanding of both the quantity and quality aspects of groundwater resources.

Overall, the April 2026 monitoring activity contributes significantly toward building a reliable dataset for informed decision-making and strengthening water conservation and management efforts in the region.