Groundwater In India, Due to Its Nearly Universal Quality, Constancy and Ease of Capital, Is the Most Preferred Water Source In Different Customer Areas. the Developing Dependence on Groundwater As a Solid Wellspring of Water Has Brought About the Unpredictable Extraction, Regardless of Water Reviving Capacity and Other Ecological Components, of Different Pieces of the Nation. Then Again, There Are Territories In the Country Where, Given the Availability of Sufficient Resources, Groundwater Production Is Inoptimal As Well As Canal Command Areas With Water Logging Difficulties and Soil Salinity Due to the Rising of Soil Water Levels. Accordings to the Most Recent Assessment Are Measured at 433 Billion Cubic Meters (Bcm) of the Country's Annual Replenishable Groundwater Assets, of Which 399 Bcm Is Deemed Usable For Different Uses. the Irrigation Industry Also Keeps 92 Percent of Its Annual Withdrawal As the Largest Consumer of Ground Water. the Nation Has Extremely Unequal Groundwater Production and There Are Major Variations Everywhere. Although the Overall Development Stage Is Around 58, In Northwest Plain States (98), the Average Production of the Soil Is Much Higher Than In the Eastern Plain (43) and Central Plain (42). In the Indian Sense, the Management of Groundwater Resources Is an Extremely Difficult Idea. the Very Uneven Distribution and Its Use Make It Impossible For the Country As a Whole to Have a Single Management Strategy. any Practical Management Strategy For Gr ...