Study and Evaluation of Groundwater Quality of Malwa Region, Punjab (North India)

Abstract

Water is the most v aluable, basic human need, prime natural resource and a precious asset. Water is indeed required in all aspect of life and health for domestic purposes, drinking, cooking, bathing, washing clothes, utensils, producing food, agricultural activity, energy generation, maintenance of environment and development for life. Water plays important role in several metabolic, physiological and other activities in human body as well as in other living beings ( m ittal and Arora, 2014).

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Jyoti Shah , Rajeev Sharma , Indu Sharma

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  • EP ID EP596605
  • DOI 10.15415/jce.2015.21003
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Jyoti Shah, Rajeev Sharma, Indu Sharma (2015). Study and Evaluation of Groundwater Quality of Malwa Region, Punjab (North India). JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AND APPLICATIONS, 2(1), 41-58. https://europub.co.uk./articles/-A-596605