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Water quality status of rivers in India – Report of Central Water Commission

These River Water Quality Reports prepared by the Central Water Commission (CWC) summarise the river water data collected under its long term monitoring programme. The Central Water Commission monitors water quality at 371 key locations covering all the major river basins of India by maintaining a three tier laboratory system for analysis of 41 water quality parameters.

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Water quality data - Brahmaputra - CWC (2011)	52.83 KB
Water quality data - Chenab-Jhelum - CWC (2011)	167.9 KB
Water quality data - Ganga - CWC (2011)	373.23 KB
Water quality data - Krishna - CWC (2011)	327.74 KB
Water quality data - Mahi - CWC (2011)	171.62 KB
Water quality data - MBD-Guwahati - CWC (2011)	134.98 KB
Water quality data - Meghna - CWC (2011)	208.56 KB
Water quality data - Tapi - CWC (2011)	129.73 KB
Water quality data - Wainganga Division Nagpur - CWC (2011)	232.5 KB

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Dibrugarh, AS, India
Latitude: 27.480000, Longitude: 94.910000

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Content Type: Data, Research
Category: Bacteriological Parameters, Colour, Dissolved Oxygen, Heavy Metals, Odour, Physicochemical Characteristics, River Basins, River Water Data, Rivers, Specific Conductivity, Temperature, Total Dissolved Solids, Toxic Parameters, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring Stations, Water Quality Parameters, pH
Author: Central Water Commission (CWC)
Source: Central Water Commission (CWC)
Location / Time: Assam, Badlapur, Barak, Benzwar, Brahmaputra, Chenab, Coimbatore, Delhi, Dibrugarh, Guwahati, Hyderabad, India, Jammu, Krishna, Maharashtra, Meghna, Pancharatna, Pune, Ulhas, Varanasi, 2011
Difficulty Level: Expert

Indian Standard for Drinking Water as per BIS specifications (IS 10500-1991)

Arghyam has compiled a brief presentation which gives details of the permissible and desirable limits of various parameters in drinking water as per Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) standard specifications for potable water (BIS-10500-1991). The BIS drinking water specification (IS 10500:1991) was drawn up in 1983 and its most recent revision dates back to July 2010 (Amendment No. 3). Read More

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Drinking Water Standards IS 10500: 2004 by BIS	9.29 MB
Drinking Water Standards - IS 10500:1991 by BIS	99.14 KB
Indian Standard for Drinking Water as per BIS specifications (IS 10500-1991) - A presentation by Arghyam	159.77 KB
Drinking Water Quality Standards - A short write-up by BIS	22.64 KB
Tolerance and classification with respect to various water uses - A report by Central Water Commission (2010)	95.93 KB

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Content Type: Policies & Laws
Media Type: Presentations
Category: Arsenic, Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), Chloride, Chromium, Colour, Contamination, Copper, Cyanide, Drinking Water, Drinking Water Standards, Faecal Coliforms, Fluoride, Hardness, Iron, Lead, Manganese, Mercury, Nitrate/Nitrite, Odour, Sulphate, Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), Water Quality, Water Quality Standards, Water Treatment Technology, Zinc, pH
Associated People / Organizations: Arghyam, Bureau of Indian Standards, Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), Central Water Commission, Ministry of Urban Development, State Governments
Author: Central Water Commission, Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), Arghyam
Source: Arghyam, Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), Central Water Commission, India, Industrial, Ministry of Urban Development, 2010
Location / Time: India, July, 1971, 1983, 1989, 1991, 2004, 2010
Difficulty Level: Beginner

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