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Environmental monitoring programme on water quality in Kerala – A report by KSCSTE and CWRDM

water samplingThis report by the Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment (KSCSTE) and Centre for Water Resources Development and Management (CWRDM) on water quality monitoring in Kerala covers all its forty four river basins. This is being done under the “Environmental Monitoring Programme on Water Quality” under which samples are being collected both from surface and groundwater sources.

Groundwater sampling stations were fixed after conducting a sanitary survey in the panchayats. Water Quality Information System is being developed using Geographical Information Systems (GIS) to manage the water quality from point or non-point source of pollution.

In the first phase of the project, three river basins of Kerala viz. Kabbini, Periyar and Neyyar were monitored. The network was later expanded to basins such as Chaliyar, Kadalundi, Meenachil, Karamana, Anjarakandi, Pamba, Muvattupuzha, Bharatapuzha, and Chalakudy. 

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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

Ganga water quality trend - A report by Central Pollution Control Board (2009)

Water quality of the Ganga as it passes through various states is presented in this document. The data has been collected over a period of many years from 39 water quality monitoring stations along the main river and 102 stations on its tributaries which were setup in 2008/09.

The study focuses on the parameters for dissolved oxygen, (DO), biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) and faecal coliforms (FC) as these indicate the biological health of the river. The period of study for the river Ganga is 1999-2008. The study finds that most of the water quality parameters studied do not meet the standards.Read More

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Kolkatta, WB, India
Latitude: 22.000000, Longitude: 88.000000

Water quality studies of Lake Nainital and surroundings – A research report by National Institute of Hydrology

The report provides an account of the findings of water quality studies of Lake Nainital and surroundings. Even though quite a few water quality investigations have been conducted by other researchers, they were more focused on biological aspects and overlooked the hydrological aspects. Further, not all of the earlier studies on Nainital incorporated the groundwater quality aspects, which are essential to establish the background values that can be ascribed to the geology of the region. Only after establishing these, the pollution levels can be assessed.Read More

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Suggestions for a modified approach towards implementation and assessment of Ganga Action Plan

This paper by Vinod Tare, Purnendu Bose and Santosh Gupta of IIT Kanpur examines the need for an alternative methodology for implementation and assessment of River Action Plans in India, through an illustration of the ‘Ganga Action Plan' (GAP) and by assessing its implementation near the city of Kanpur in the state of Uttar Pradesh, India.Read More

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Kanpur, UP, India
Latitude: 26.457904, Longitude: 80.320663

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