WATER CONSERVATION INITIATIVES

Ministry of Jal Shakti

WATER CONSERVATION INITIATIVES

प्रविष्टि तिथि: 18 DEC 2025 5:49PM by PIB Delhi

Water being a State subject, the aspects related to water resources including its conservation are studied, planned, funded and executed by the State Governments themselves as per their own resources and priorities. The Central Government supplements the measures and efforts being taken up by the State Governments.

The Government of India takes various initiatives on water conservation to ensure the long-term sustainability of water conservation. Major steps taken by the Government for water conservation and rainwater harvesting across the country including the states of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and UT of Dadra and Nagar Haveli:

The Ministry of Jal Shakti has been implementing Jal Shakti Abhiyan (JSA) since 2019 across the country including the states of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and UT of Dadra and Nagar Haveli. JSA: CTR has become a regular feature since 2021, with its sixth edition is implemented in all the districts (rural as well as urban) of the country from 22.03.2025 to 30.11.2025 under the theme “Jal Sanchay, Jan Bhagidari: Jan Jagrukta Ki Or”, emphasizing community participation and water conservation awareness.
The campaign emphasizes convergent financing from various schemes of the Central, State and local bodies like Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS), Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT), Per Drop More Crop, Repair, Renovation and Restoration Components under the Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana (PMKSY), Compensatory Afforestation Fund Management and Planning Authority (CAMPA), Finance Commission grants etc.

Under the Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain (JSA: CTR) campaign, Khandwa district has completed more than 7,000 water conservation and water-related works during the last three years. The district has also established a Jal Shakti Kendra and prepared a District Water Conservation Plan. Further, the district wise details of the water conservation initiatives undertaken under the Jal Shakti Abhiyan in the states of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and UT of Dadra and Nagar Haveli during the last three years are given at Annexures I, II and III respectively.

To further deepen public involvement, "Jal Sanchay Jan Bhagidari" (JSJB) initiative was launched in Surat, Gujarat on 6th September 2024. This initiative encourages collective action by communities, civil society, and local governments to implement low-cost, locally appropriate water conservation solutions under a whole-of-society and whole-of-government approach. More than 1.48 lakhs works are completed under the JSJB initiative in the Khandwa district.

To ensure effective implementation of the campaign, State Nodal Officers (SNOs) and District Nodal Officers (DNOs) have been appointed at the State and District levels, respectively, to monitor progress and to provide technical assistance. Besides, meetings are conducted with SNOs, Municipal Commissioners, District Magistrates (DMs)/ Deputy Commissioners (DCs), Partner Central Ministries/Departments, Central Nodal Officers (CNOs) and other stakeholders concerned to provide necessary support and gather feedback.

Apart from the above, the Central Ground Water Board (CGWB), in consultation with State Governments, assesses the country’s dynamic groundwater resources annually. These periodic estimations offer crucial insights into groundwater replenishment, utilization and overall availability across all assessment units, aiding various stakeholders in informed decision-making. Furthermore, Jal Shakti Kendras (JSKs) have been established, serving as dedicated resource and knowledge centers to provide technical guidance to locals and support district administration in implementation of rain water harvesting systems. In addition, District Water Conservation Plans have been formulated to ensure sustainable water management. The progress is also monitored through online portals such as JSA: CTR (https://jsactr.mowr.gov.in/) and JSJB (https://jsactr.mowr.gov.in/JSJB/).

Also, Government of India has been implementing a scheme namely Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS) across the country which inter-alia includes water conservation and water harvesting structures.

Financial assistance is given to various States under 15th Finance Commission tied grants which can be inter-alia utilized for rainwater harvesting.

Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) has provisions for harvesting the rainwater through storm water drains into water body (which is not receiving sewage/effluent). Through preparation of ‘Aquifer Management Plan’ cities targets to strategize groundwater recharge augmentation by developing a roadmap for improving rain water harvesting within city limits.

Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs formulated guidelines for the States to adopt measures suitable to local conditions, such as Unified Building Bye Laws (UBBL) of Delhi, 2016, Model Building Bye Laws (MBBL), 2016 and Urban and Regional Development Plan Formulation and Implementation (URDPFI) Guidelines, 2014 with adequate focus on requirement of rainwater harvesting and water conservation measures.

Government of India is implementing “Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana (PMKSY)” with an aim to enhance physical access of water on farm and expand cultivable area under assured irrigation, improve on farm water use efficiency, introduce sustainable water conservation practices etc. PMKSY has three components/ schemes namely Har Khet Ko Pani (HKKP), Repair, Renovation & Restoration (RRR) Scheme of Water Bodies and Surface Minor irrigation (SMI) Scheme.

National Water Policy (2012) has been formulated by Department of Water Resources, RD & GR, which inter-alia advocates rainwater harvesting and conservation of water and also highlights the need for augmenting the availability of water through direct use of rainfall.

Department of Land Resources (DoLR) implements Watershed Development Component of Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana (WDC-PMKSY) for the development of rainfed and degraded lands in the country. The activities undertaken, inter-alia, include ridge area treatment, drainage line treatment, soil and moisture conservation, rainwater harvesting, nursery raising, pasture development, livelihoods for asset-less persons etc. WDC-PMKSY, through these interventions, seeks to ensure sustainable development through improved natural resource management and better resilience of farmers to climate change

Central Ground Water Board (CGWB) implements a Central Sector Scheme “Ground Water Management and Regulation (GWMR)” for providing scientific information for ground water management. The scheme is implemented throughout the country including Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and the UT of Dadra & Nagar Haveli. Major activities taken up under the scheme includes aquifer mapping and other routine activities of CGWB such as ground water level and quality monitoring, assessment of dynamic ground water resources, strengthening of scientific infrastructure for technological upgradation, various outreach activities to promote water conservation and sustainable use etc.

Central Ground Water Board has completed the National Aquifer Mapping Project in the entire mappable area of about 25 Lakh sq. km in the Country including Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and UT of Dadra and Nagar Haveli.

As per the Dynamic Ground Water Resources Assessments (DGWRA), the Stage of Ground Water Extraction in the district of Khandwa has improved from 41.48% in 2023 to 39.78% in 2025. The district-wise details of DGWRA 2025 for Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and UT of Dadar and Nagar Haveli, are given in Annexure IV, V and VI respectively.

The information was provided by THE MINISTER OF STATE FOR JAL SHAKTI SHRI RAJ BHUSHAN CHOUDHARY in a written reply to a question in Lok Sabha today.

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ANNEXURE-I

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
MAHARASHTRA - Intervention-Wise Status Report - (Status From 22/03/2025 to 12/12/2025)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	AHMEDNAGAR	36	72	302	6
2	AKOLA	89	1	136	4
3	AMRAVATI	637	56	242	242
4	AURANGABAD	209	13	5	16
5	BEED	1436	213	81	233
6	BHANDARA	450	184	296	899
7	BULDHANA	85	0	73	5
8	CHANDRAPUR	135	129	182	209
9	DHULE	223	3	93	19
10	GADCHIROLI	460	42	67	238
11	GONDIA	107	228	148	294
12	HINGOLI	45	0	1	20
13	JALGAON	414	2	596	41
14	JALNA	379		166	32
15	KOLHAPUR	5	1	301	83
16	LATUR	27	0	80	5
17	MUMBAI	0	0	0	0
18	MUMBAI SUBURBAN	0	0	0	0
19	NAGPUR	176	3	54	106
20	NANDED	338	31	9	43
21	NANDURBAR	87	0	144	45
22	NASHIK	1071	110	244	158
23	OSMANABAD	15	5	90	7
24	PALGHAR	326	429	21	212
25	PARBHANI	13	0	72	11
26	PUNE	102	0	272	25
27	RAIGAD	1	25	452	12
28	RATNAGIRI	30	3	2176	217
29	SANGLI	2	0	362	53
30	SATARA	217	0	993	104
31	SINDHUDURG	16	0	129	32
32	SOLAPUR	41	77	64	60
33	THANE	295	20	99	395
34	WARDHA	218	0	25	51
35	WASHIM	719	5	369	48
36	YAVATMAL	778	50	2755	192
	Total	9182	1705	11099	4117

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
MAHARASHTRA - Intervention-Wise Status Report (Status From 09/03/2024 to 21/03/2025)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	AHMEDNAGAR	117	29	643	24
2	AKOLA	172	9	224	13
3	AMRAVATI	693	80	61	303
4	AURANGABAD	293	11	48	59
5	BEED	772	137	82	96
6	BHANDARA	188	274	494	1252
7	BULDHANA	425	13	357	166
8	CHANDRAPUR	347	243	670	597
9	DHULE	222	32	183	104
10	GADCHIROLI	478	78	41	337
11	GONDIA	684	702	733	1003
12	HINGOLI	303	0	11	50
13	JALGAON	179	2	1789	125
14	JALNA	477	2	151	17
15	KOLHAPUR	36	15	132	60
16	LATUR	69	0	165	15
17	MUMBAI	11	0	0	0
18	MUMBAI SUBURBAN	0	0	0	0
19	NAGPUR	961	138	97	214
20	NANDED	319	8	12	70
21	NANDURBAR	85	1	193	139
22	NASHIK	452	69	1285	624
23	OSMANABAD	80	17	249	82
24	PALGHAR	321	589	96	493
25	PARBHANI	25	0	12	28
26	PUNE	1147	50	2705	170
27	RAIGAD	137	18	269	10
28	RATNAGIRI	79	4	2851	379
29	SANGLI	55	0	248	122
30	SATARA	79	0	994	199
31	SINDHUDURG	16	0	292	92
32	SOLAPUR	105	25	288	90
33	THANE	290	30	95	203
34	WARDHA	176	15	278	217
35	WASHIM	338	121	812	111
36	YAVATMAL	398	11	347	322
	Total	10529	2723	16907	7786

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
MAHARASHTRA - Intervention-Wise Status Report (Status From 04/03/2023 to 08/03/2024)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	AHMEDNAGAR	767	234	981	81
2	AKOLA	61	0	96	5
3	AMRAVATI	555	61	304	406
4	AURANGABAD	530	142	37	34
5	BEED	396	143	525	63
6	BHANDARA	302	221	339	1179
7	BULDHANA	285	58	323	173
8	CHANDRAPUR	1744	139	1316	428
9	DHULE	111	37	255	104
10	GADCHIROLI	327	25	82	514
11	GONDIA	100	597	639	855
12	HINGOLI	164	1	1	7
13	JALGAON	152	19	1362	115
14	JALNA	357	6	83	10
15	KOLHAPUR	41	51	375	122
16	LATUR	145	0	45	11
17	MUMBAI	0	0	0	0
18	MUMBAI SUBURBAN	0	0	0	0
19	NAGPUR	17	552	152	47
20	NANDED	267	23	2	19
21	NANDURBAR	64	6	290	231
22	NASHIK	540	31	519	129
23	OSMANABAD	96	31	102	28
24	PALGHAR	206	335	218	316
25	PARBHANI	20	26	1	65
26	PUNE	2125	226	2061	87
27	RAIGAD	409	107	337	2
28	RATNAGIRI	103	34	3033	288
29	SANGLI	31	7	407	133
30	SATARA	176	13	603	175
31	SINDHUDURG	35	8	1822	123
32	SOLAPUR	20	37	426	16
33	THANE	434	79	89	210
34	WARDHA	61	67	579	24
35	WASHIM	430	80	1608	90
36	YAVATMAL	275	66	6646	310
	Total	11346	3462	25658	6400

ANNEXURE-II

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
MADHYA PRADESH- Intervention-Wise Status Report (Status From 22/03/2025 to 12/12/2025)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	AGAR MALWA	193	34	9	73
2	ALIRAJPUR	338	14	9	128
3	ANUPPUR	1755	14	34	278
4	ASHOKNAGAR	1035	13	85	106
5	BALAGHAT	2549	80	243	503
6	BARWANI	526	14	22	241
7	BETUL	1602	118	131	328
8	BHIND	464	117	79	208
9	BHOPAL	180	13	58	56
10	BURHANPUR	510	32	45	118
11	CHHATARPUR	2350	12	336	292
12	CHHINDWARA	1359	45	91	737
13	DAMOH	441	17	117	414
14	DATIA	287	19	8	114
15	DEWAS	433	14	23	214
16	DHAR	1511	21	146	433
17	DINDORI	1234	26	23	925
18	GUNA	648	27	21	401
19	GWALIOR	262	33	107	164
20	HARDA	78	22	61	45
21	HOSHANGABAD	213	38	154	157
22	INDORE	5851	40	88	53
23	JABALPUR	324	18	133	227
24	JHABUA	266	10	26	118
25	KATNI	393	29	77	438
26	KHANDWA (EAST NIMAR)	2156	82	192	397
27	KHARGONE	860	16	198	377
28	MAIHAR	2	0	0	0
29	MANDLA	2339	43	60	1991
30	MANDSAUR	372	17	130	205
31	MAUGANJ	0	0	0	0
32	MORENA	1191	23	179	447
33	NARSINGHPUR	297	17	119	213
34	NEEMUCH	145	43	40	200
35	NIWARI	232	38	20	154
36	PANDHURNA	7	0	4	0
37	PANNA	345	54	83	449
38	RAISEN	515	24	233	376
39	RAJGARH	1481	82	136	771
40	RATLAM	260	9	45	204
41	REWA	1195	163	281	475
42	SAGAR	431	14	97	139
43	SATNA	343	40	278	225
44	SEHORE	240	43	123	74
45	SEONI	1539	86	75	730
46	SHAHDOL	643	61	58	126
47	SHAJAPUR	389	17	115	60
48	SHEOPUR	305	8	53	211
49	SHIVPURI	1292	60	86	253
50	SIDHI	985	45	87	244
51	SINGRAULI	1188	25	106	409
52	TIKAMGARH	424	14	67	277
53	UJJAIN	294	14	68	168
54	UMARIA	293	44	51	99
55	VIDISHA	687	20	256	128
	Total	45252	1922	5366	16173

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
MADHYA PRADESH - Intervention-Wise Status Report (Status From 09/03/2024 to 21/03/2025)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	AGAR MALWA	614	112	50	216
2	ALIRAJPUR	1091	65	118	862
3	ANUPPUR	2819	60	117	1545
4	ASHOKNAGAR	2096	39	244	247
5	BALAGHAT	6049	981	1255	5693
6	BARWANI	1754	61	118	925
7	BETUL	1968	195	379	1079
8	BHIND	276	82	80	268
9	BHOPAL	444	62	137	133
10	BURHANPUR	590	31	80	218
11	CHHATARPUR	3406	74	516	1759
12	CHHINDWARA	4054	385	278	2428
13	DAMOH	1044	145	435	1290
14	DATIA	573	42	84	378
15	DEWAS	1450	145	236	1096
16	DHAR	4473	170	467	1404
17	DINDORI	2208	114	99	2844
18	GUNA	927	47	44	1017
19	GWALIOR	380	72	374	551
20	HARDA	305	84	303	219
21	HOSHANGABAD	501	73	499	376
22	INDORE	318	63	240	161
23	JABALPUR	927	40	493	536
24	JHABUA	792	68	77	521
25	KATNI	1048	118	539	1064
26	KHANDWA (EAST NIMAR)	1435	159	137	863
27	KHARGONE	1496	68	380	1327
28	MAIHAR	0	0	0	0
29	MANDLA	2477	162	309	4489
30	MANDSAUR	901	137	361	457
31	MAUGANJ	0	0	0	0
32	MORENA	1058	139	57	1378
33	NARSINGHPUR	960	130	592	836
34	NEEMUCH	196	118	204	418
35	NIWARI	306	125	101	601
36	PANDHURNA	0	0	0	0
37	PANNA	1333	271	266	1797
38	RAISEN	542	47	576	1290
39	RAJGARH	2250	191	274	2027
40	RATLAM	668	108	179	777
41	REWA	1010	201	783	1493
42	SAGAR	1821	186	445	611
43	SATNA	932	210	609	588
44	SEHORE	700	105	923	476
45	SEONI	6403	611	436	1600
46	SHAHDOL	1542	116	451	792
47	SHAJAPUR	611	70	299	180
48	SHEOPUR	668	65	86	615
49	SHIVPURI	1581	228	315	1206
50	SIDHI	1049	112	244	1046
51	SINGRAULI	2043	62	243	890
52	TIKAMGARH	686	63	273	947
53	UJJAIN	918	55	433	283
54	UMARIA	821	80	246	620
55	VIDISHA	2028	94	541	373
	Total	76542	7241	17025	54810

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
MADHYA PRADESH - Intervention-Wise Status Report (Status From 04/03/2023 to 08/03/2024)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	AGAR MALWA	471	110	80	146
2	ALIRAJPUR	901	181	288	794
3	ANUPPUR	2295	106	277	1723
4	ASHOKNAGAR	878	70	188	150
5	BALAGHAT	2932	591	1188	3107
6	BARWANI	734	71	124	965
7	BETUL	1224	514	479	1144
8	BHIND	387	59	398	586
9	BHOPAL	305	44	93	152
10	BURHANPUR	544	86	125	327
11	CHHATARPUR	3414	144	799	3116
12	CHHINDWARA	1461	389	217	1582
13	DAMOH	778	114	503	1131
14	DATIA	465	40	60	359
15	DEWAS	949	219	444	817
16	DHAR	953	157	681	1438
17	DINDORI	2389	167	175	4217
18	GUNA	535	40	42	758
19	GWALIOR	382	87	361	542
20	HARDA	175	54	180	132
21	HOSHANGABAD	244	47	333	300
22	INDORE	361	101	440	223
23	JABALPUR	1126	170	572	786
24	JHABUA	641	275	327	559
25	KATNI	684	224	558	1247
26	KHANDWA (EAST NIMAR)	930	114	114	647
27	KHARGONE	1630	235	1817	1362
28	MAIHAR	0	0	0	0
29	MANDLA	2737	243	463	5892
30	MANDSAUR	700	259	316	357
31	MAUGANJ	0	0	0	0
32	MORENA	946	138	101	1147
33	NARSINGHPUR	482	77	377	1108
34	NEEMUCH	144	94	298	378
35	NIWARI	484	149	247	661
36	PANDHURNA	0	0	0	0
37	PANNA	754	305	159	817
38	RAISEN	351	62	532	1025
39	RAJGARH	1393	185	178	917
40	RATLAM	566	290	184	665
41	REWA	530	103	1069	2463
42	SAGAR	1219	373	497	784
43	SATNA	573	201	762	657
44	SEHORE	438	50	515	453
45	SEONI	1478	535	915	1733
46	SHAHDOL	1052	172	635	1202
47	SHAJAPUR	525	112	240	190
48	SHEOPUR	612	38	57	619
49	SHIVPURI	1758	338	520	1329
50	SIDHI	1067	137	290	1249
51	SINGRAULI	1412	81	380	614
52	TIKAMGARH	1078	135	670	1097
53	UJJAIN	526	125	224	215
54	UMARIA	685	105	440	616
55	VIDISHA	2183	172	410	858
	Total	51481	8888	21342	55356

ANNEXURE-III

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI - Intervention-Wise Status Report - (Status From 22/03/2025 to 12/12/2025)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI	10	0	1	2
2	DAMAN	83	0	0	0
3	DIU	0	0	0	0
	Total	93		1	2

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI - Intervention-Wise Status Report (Status From 09/03/2024 to 21/03/2025)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI	12	0	0	3
2	DAMAN	0	0	0	0
3	DIU	0	0	0	0
	Total	12			3

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI - Intervention-Wise Status Report (Status From 04/03/2023 to 08/03/2024)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI	115	0	0	0
2	DAMAN	0	0	0	0
3	DIU	0	0	0	0
	Total	115

ANNEXURE-IV

District-wise details of resource parameters for Maharashtra, as per GWRE-2023 and GWRE-2025

S. No.	State	District	Year	Stage of Ground Water Extraction (%)	Category (Safe / Semi-Critical / C / Over-Exploited)
	Maharashtra	Ahmednagar	2023	79.20	Semi-Critical
		Ahmednagar	2025	76.65	Semi-Critical
		Akola	2023	65.59	Safe
		Akola	2025	63.48	Safe
		Amravati	2023	91.83	Critical
		Amravati	2025	76.83	Semi-Critical
		Aurangabad	2023	71.64	Semi-Critical
		Aurangabad	2025	64.20	Safe
		Beed	2023	59.22	Safe
		Beed	2025	58.56	Safe
		Bhandara	2023	30.22	Safe
		Bhandara	2025	30.00	Safe
		Buldhana	2023	76.95	Semi-Critical
		Buldhana	2025	72.37	Semi-Critical
		Chandrapur	2023	29.32	Safe
		Chandrapur	2025	29.78	Safe
		Dhule	2023	51.77	Safe
		Dhule	2025	48.37	Safe
		Gadchiroli	2023	24.37	Safe
		Gadchiroli	2025	26.17	Safe
		Gondia	2023	26.31	Safe
		Gondia	2025	26.61	Safe
		Hingoli	2023	36.41	Safe
		Hingoli	2025	39.31	Safe
		Jalgaon	2023	78.76	Semi-Critical
		Jalgaon	2025	78.08	Semi-Critical
		Jalna	2023	54.85	Safe
		Jalna	2025	49.55	Safe
		Kolhapur	2023	42.45	Safe
		Kolhapur	2025	42.54	Safe
		Latur	2023	54.88	Safe
		Latur	2025	49.46	Safe
		Mumbai	2023
		Mumbai	2025	46.03	Safe
		Mumbai Sub	2023
		Mumbai Sub	2025	25.74	Safe
		Nagpur	2023	48.94	Safe
		Nagpur	2025	45.68	Safe
		Nanded	2023	32.37	Safe
		Nanded	2025	32.24	Safe
		Nandurbar	2023	38.08	Safe
		Nandurbar	2025	41.76	Safe
		Nashik	2023	58.41	Safe
		Nashik	2025	57.59	Safe
		Osmanabad	2023	62.01	Safe
		Osmanabad	2025	59.60	Safe
		Palghar	2023	23.85	Safe
		Palghar	2025	23.65	Safe
		Parbhani	2023	46.50	Safe
		Parbhani	2025	46.42	Safe
		Pune	2023	69.65	Safe
		Pune	2025	63.23	Safe
		Raigad	2023	17.94	Safe
		Raigad	2025	18.44	Safe
		Ratnagiri	2023	17.30	Safe
		Ratnagiri	2025	17.77	Safe
		Sangli	2023	54.19	Safe
		Sangli	2025	52.76	Safe
		Satara	2023	62.11	Safe
		Satara	2025	57.90	Safe
		Sindhudurg	2023	43.33	Safe
		Sindhudurg	2025	44.48	Safe
		Solapur	2023	77.54	Semi-Critical
		Solapur	2025	71.92	Semi-Critical
	Thane	2023	19.07	Safe
	Thane	2025	19.13	Safe
	Wardha	2023	53.55	Safe
	Wardha	2025	47.81	Safe
	Washim	2023	60.20	Safe
	Washim	2025	57.06	Safe
	Yawatmal	2023	33.75	Safe
	Yawatmal	2025	37.77	Safe

ANNEXURE-V

District-wise details of resources parameters for Madhya Pradesh,
as per GWRE-2023 and GWRE-2025

S.No.	State	District	Year	Stage of Ground Water Extraction (%)	Category (Safe / Semi-Critical / C / Over-Exploited)
1	Madhya Pradesh	Agar Malwa	2023	89.94	Semi-Critical
1		Agar Malwa	2025	92.79	Critical
2		Alirajpur	2023	43.32	Safe
2		Alirajpur	2025	41.91	Safe
3		Anuppur	2023	23.52	Safe
3		Anuppur	2025	27.54	Safe
4		Ashoknagar	2023	63.02	Safe
4		Ashoknagar	2025	62.56	Safe
5		Balaghat	2023	23.50	Safe
5		Balaghat	2025	23.78	Safe
6		Barwani	2023	71.38	Semi-Critical
6		Barwani	2025	70.77	Semi-Critical
7		Betul	2023	49.65	Safe
7		Betul	2025	50.71	Safe
8		Bhind	2023	32.65	Safe
8		Bhind	2025	33.13	Safe
9		Bhopal	2023	78.30	Semi-Critical
9		Bhopal	2025	81.78	Semi-Critical
10		Burhanpur	2023	69.80	Safe
10		Burhanpur	2025	69.01	Safe
11		Chhatarpur	2023	65.42	Safe
11		Chhatarpur	2025	64.45	Safe
12		Chhindwara	2023	63.24	Safe
12		Chhindwara	2025	60.32	Safe
13		Damoh	2023	58.48	Safe
13		Damoh	2025	58.62	Safe
14		Datia	2023	36.05	Safe
14		Datia	2025	33.49	Safe
15		Dewas	2023	80.00	Semi-Critical
15		Dewas	2025	80.28	Semi-Critical
16		Dhar	2023	65.40	Safe
16		Dhar	2025	66.64	Safe
17		Dindori	2023	12.52	Safe
17		Dindori	2025	14.40	Safe
18		Guna	2023	64.96	Safe
18		Guna	2025	66.62	Safe
19		Gwalior	2023	31.42	Safe
19		Gwalior	2025	33.05	Safe
20		Harda	2023	35.65	Safe
20		Harda	2025	37.58	Safe
21		Hoshangabad	2023	25.86	Safe
21		Hoshangabad	2025	26.57	Safe
22		Indore	2023	119.38	Over-Exploited
22		Indore	2025	117.96	Over-Exploited
23		Jabalpur	2023	51.31	Safe
23		Jabalpur	2025	55.62	Safe
24		Jhabua	2023	44.79	Safe
24		Jhabua	2025	43.66	Safe
25		Katni	2023	47.12	Safe
25		Katni	2025	46.90	Safe
26		Khandwa	2023	41.48	Safe
26		Khandwa	2025	39.78	Safe
27		Khargone	2023	45.93	Safe
27		Khargone	2025	44.79	Safe
28		Maihar	2023
28		Maihar	2025	70.22	Semi-Critical
29		Mandla	2023	20.41	Safe
29		Mandla	2025	23.96	Safe
30		Mandsaur	2023	104.57	Over-Exploited
30		Mandsaur	2025	99.93	Critical
31		Mauganj	2023
31		Mauganj	2025	53.24	Safe
32		Morena	2023	40.13	Safe
32		Morena	2025	42.14	Safe
33	Narsinghpur	2023	66.95	Safe
33	Narsinghpur	2025	66.53	Safe
34	Neemuch	2023	99.23	Critical
34	Neemuch	2025	101.47	Over-Exploited
35	Niwari	2023	69.85	Safe
35	Niwari	2025	67.14	Safe
36	Pandhurna	2023
36	Pandhurna	2025	73.32	Semi-Critical
37	Panna	2023	36.48	Safe
37	Panna	2025	38.12	Safe
38	Raisen	2023	53.67	Safe
38	Raisen	2025	52.59	Safe
39	Rajgarh	2023	89.78	Semi-Critical
39	Rajgarh	2025	88.95	Semi-Critical
40	Ratlam	2023	135.14	Over-Exploited
40	Ratlam	2025	133.20	Over-Exploited
41	Rewa	2023	54.65	Safe
41	Rewa	2025	57.05	Safe
42	Sagar	2023	59.29	Safe
42	Sagar	2025	59.92	Safe
43	Satna	2023	65.59	Safe
43	Satna	2025	62.92	Safe
44	Sehore	2023	61.78	Safe
44	Sehore	2025	64.22	Safe
45	Seoni	2023	41.38	Safe
45	Seoni	2025	45.43	Safe
46	Shahdol	2023	13.36	Safe
46	Shahdol	2025	16.71	Safe
47	Shajapur	2023	106.90	Over-Exploited
47	Shajapur	2025	105.36	Over-Exploited
48	Sheopur	2023	38.47	Safe
48	Sheopur	2025	38.08	Safe
49	Shivpuri	2023	67.67	Safe
49	Shivpuri	2025	66.38	Safe
50	Sidhi	2023	36.11	Safe
50	Sidhi	2025	37.22	Safe
51	Singrauli	2023	39.08	Safe
51	Singrauli	2025	44.34	Safe
52	Tikamgarh	2023	81.83	Semi-Critical
52	Tikamgarh	2025	80.33	Semi-Critical
53	Ujjain	2023	108.83	Over-Exploited
53	Ujjain	2025	107.72	Over-Exploited
54	Umaria	2023	18.71	Safe
54	Umaria	2025	20.33	Safe
55	Vidisha	2023	64.40	Safe
55	Vidisha	2025	65.09	Safe

ANNEXURE-VI

District-wise details of resources parameters for Dadar and Nagar Haveli,
as per GWRE-2023 and GWRE-2025

S. No.	UT	District	Year	Stage of Ground Water Extraction (%)	Category (Safe / Semi-Critical / C / Over-Exploited)
	Dadra and Nagar Haveli	Dadra Nagar Haveli	2023	131.53	Over-Exploited
		Dadra Nagar Haveli	2025	34.95	Safe
		Daman	2023	158.84	Over-Exploited
		Daman	2025	60.30	Safe
		Diu	2023	230.02	Over-Exploited
			2025	52.60	Safe
			2025	49.46	Safe

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इस विज्ञप्ति को इन भाषाओं में पढ़ें: हिन्दी

Ministry of Jal Shakti

WATER CONSERVATION INITIATIVES

प्रविष्टि तिथि: 18 DEC 2025 5:49PM by PIB Delhi

Financial assistance is given to various States under 15th Finance Commission tied grants which can be inter-alia utilized for rainwater harvesting.

The information was provided by THE MINISTER OF STATE FOR JAL SHAKTI SHRI RAJ BHUSHAN CHOUDHARY in a written reply to a question in Lok Sabha today.

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ANNEXURE-I

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
MAHARASHTRA - Intervention-Wise Status Report - (Status From 22/03/2025 to 12/12/2025)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	AHMEDNAGAR	36	72	302	6
2	AKOLA	89	1	136	4
3	AMRAVATI	637	56	242	242
4	AURANGABAD	209	13	5	16
5	BEED	1436	213	81	233
6	BHANDARA	450	184	296	899
7	BULDHANA	85	0	73	5
8	CHANDRAPUR	135	129	182	209
9	DHULE	223	3	93	19
10	GADCHIROLI	460	42	67	238
11	GONDIA	107	228	148	294
12	HINGOLI	45	0	1	20
13	JALGAON	414	2	596	41
14	JALNA	379		166	32
15	KOLHAPUR	5	1	301	83
16	LATUR	27	0	80	5
17	MUMBAI	0	0	0	0
18	MUMBAI SUBURBAN	0	0	0	0
19	NAGPUR	176	3	54	106
20	NANDED	338	31	9	43
21	NANDURBAR	87	0	144	45
22	NASHIK	1071	110	244	158
23	OSMANABAD	15	5	90	7
24	PALGHAR	326	429	21	212
25	PARBHANI	13	0	72	11
26	PUNE	102	0	272	25
27	RAIGAD	1	25	452	12
28	RATNAGIRI	30	3	2176	217
29	SANGLI	2	0	362	53
30	SATARA	217	0	993	104
31	SINDHUDURG	16	0	129	32
32	SOLAPUR	41	77	64	60
33	THANE	295	20	99	395
34	WARDHA	218	0	25	51
35	WASHIM	719	5	369	48
36	YAVATMAL	778	50	2755	192
	Total	9182	1705	11099	4117

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
MAHARASHTRA - Intervention-Wise Status Report (Status From 09/03/2024 to 21/03/2025)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	AHMEDNAGAR	117	29	643	24
2	AKOLA	172	9	224	13
3	AMRAVATI	693	80	61	303
4	AURANGABAD	293	11	48	59
5	BEED	772	137	82	96
6	BHANDARA	188	274	494	1252
7	BULDHANA	425	13	357	166
8	CHANDRAPUR	347	243	670	597
9	DHULE	222	32	183	104
10	GADCHIROLI	478	78	41	337
11	GONDIA	684	702	733	1003
12	HINGOLI	303	0	11	50
13	JALGAON	179	2	1789	125
14	JALNA	477	2	151	17
15	KOLHAPUR	36	15	132	60
16	LATUR	69	0	165	15
17	MUMBAI	11	0	0	0
18	MUMBAI SUBURBAN	0	0	0	0
19	NAGPUR	961	138	97	214
20	NANDED	319	8	12	70
21	NANDURBAR	85	1	193	139
22	NASHIK	452	69	1285	624
23	OSMANABAD	80	17	249	82
24	PALGHAR	321	589	96	493
25	PARBHANI	25	0	12	28
26	PUNE	1147	50	2705	170
27	RAIGAD	137	18	269	10
28	RATNAGIRI	79	4	2851	379
29	SANGLI	55	0	248	122
30	SATARA	79	0	994	199
31	SINDHUDURG	16	0	292	92
32	SOLAPUR	105	25	288	90
33	THANE	290	30	95	203
34	WARDHA	176	15	278	217
35	WASHIM	338	121	812	111
36	YAVATMAL	398	11	347	322
	Total	10529	2723	16907	7786

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
MAHARASHTRA - Intervention-Wise Status Report (Status From 04/03/2023 to 08/03/2024)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	AHMEDNAGAR	767	234	981	81
2	AKOLA	61	0	96	5
3	AMRAVATI	555	61	304	406
4	AURANGABAD	530	142	37	34
5	BEED	396	143	525	63
6	BHANDARA	302	221	339	1179
7	BULDHANA	285	58	323	173
8	CHANDRAPUR	1744	139	1316	428
9	DHULE	111	37	255	104
10	GADCHIROLI	327	25	82	514
11	GONDIA	100	597	639	855
12	HINGOLI	164	1	1	7
13	JALGAON	152	19	1362	115
14	JALNA	357	6	83	10
15	KOLHAPUR	41	51	375	122
16	LATUR	145	0	45	11
17	MUMBAI	0	0	0	0
18	MUMBAI SUBURBAN	0	0	0	0
19	NAGPUR	17	552	152	47
20	NANDED	267	23	2	19
21	NANDURBAR	64	6	290	231
22	NASHIK	540	31	519	129
23	OSMANABAD	96	31	102	28
24	PALGHAR	206	335	218	316
25	PARBHANI	20	26	1	65
26	PUNE	2125	226	2061	87
27	RAIGAD	409	107	337	2
28	RATNAGIRI	103	34	3033	288
29	SANGLI	31	7	407	133
30	SATARA	176	13	603	175
31	SINDHUDURG	35	8	1822	123
32	SOLAPUR	20	37	426	16
33	THANE	434	79	89	210
34	WARDHA	61	67	579	24
35	WASHIM	430	80	1608	90
36	YAVATMAL	275	66	6646	310
	Total	11346	3462	25658	6400

ANNEXURE-II

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
MADHYA PRADESH- Intervention-Wise Status Report (Status From 22/03/2025 to 12/12/2025)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	AGAR MALWA	193	34	9	73
2	ALIRAJPUR	338	14	9	128
3	ANUPPUR	1755	14	34	278
4	ASHOKNAGAR	1035	13	85	106
5	BALAGHAT	2549	80	243	503
6	BARWANI	526	14	22	241
7	BETUL	1602	118	131	328
8	BHIND	464	117	79	208
9	BHOPAL	180	13	58	56
10	BURHANPUR	510	32	45	118
11	CHHATARPUR	2350	12	336	292
12	CHHINDWARA	1359	45	91	737
13	DAMOH	441	17	117	414
14	DATIA	287	19	8	114
15	DEWAS	433	14	23	214
16	DHAR	1511	21	146	433
17	DINDORI	1234	26	23	925
18	GUNA	648	27	21	401
19	GWALIOR	262	33	107	164
20	HARDA	78	22	61	45
21	HOSHANGABAD	213	38	154	157
22	INDORE	5851	40	88	53
23	JABALPUR	324	18	133	227
24	JHABUA	266	10	26	118
25	KATNI	393	29	77	438
26	KHANDWA (EAST NIMAR)	2156	82	192	397
27	KHARGONE	860	16	198	377
28	MAIHAR	2	0	0	0
29	MANDLA	2339	43	60	1991
30	MANDSAUR	372	17	130	205
31	MAUGANJ	0	0	0	0
32	MORENA	1191	23	179	447
33	NARSINGHPUR	297	17	119	213
34	NEEMUCH	145	43	40	200
35	NIWARI	232	38	20	154
36	PANDHURNA	7	0	4	0
37	PANNA	345	54	83	449
38	RAISEN	515	24	233	376
39	RAJGARH	1481	82	136	771
40	RATLAM	260	9	45	204
41	REWA	1195	163	281	475
42	SAGAR	431	14	97	139
43	SATNA	343	40	278	225
44	SEHORE	240	43	123	74
45	SEONI	1539	86	75	730
46	SHAHDOL	643	61	58	126
47	SHAJAPUR	389	17	115	60
48	SHEOPUR	305	8	53	211
49	SHIVPURI	1292	60	86	253
50	SIDHI	985	45	87	244
51	SINGRAULI	1188	25	106	409
52	TIKAMGARH	424	14	67	277
53	UJJAIN	294	14	68	168
54	UMARIA	293	44	51	99
55	VIDISHA	687	20	256	128
	Total	45252	1922	5366	16173

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
MADHYA PRADESH - Intervention-Wise Status Report (Status From 09/03/2024 to 21/03/2025)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	AGAR MALWA	614	112	50	216
2	ALIRAJPUR	1091	65	118	862
3	ANUPPUR	2819	60	117	1545
4	ASHOKNAGAR	2096	39	244	247
5	BALAGHAT	6049	981	1255	5693
6	BARWANI	1754	61	118	925
7	BETUL	1968	195	379	1079
8	BHIND	276	82	80	268
9	BHOPAL	444	62	137	133
10	BURHANPUR	590	31	80	218
11	CHHATARPUR	3406	74	516	1759
12	CHHINDWARA	4054	385	278	2428
13	DAMOH	1044	145	435	1290
14	DATIA	573	42	84	378
15	DEWAS	1450	145	236	1096
16	DHAR	4473	170	467	1404
17	DINDORI	2208	114	99	2844
18	GUNA	927	47	44	1017
19	GWALIOR	380	72	374	551
20	HARDA	305	84	303	219
21	HOSHANGABAD	501	73	499	376
22	INDORE	318	63	240	161
23	JABALPUR	927	40	493	536
24	JHABUA	792	68	77	521
25	KATNI	1048	118	539	1064
26	KHANDWA (EAST NIMAR)	1435	159	137	863
27	KHARGONE	1496	68	380	1327
28	MAIHAR	0	0	0	0
29	MANDLA	2477	162	309	4489
30	MANDSAUR	901	137	361	457
31	MAUGANJ	0	0	0	0
32	MORENA	1058	139	57	1378
33	NARSINGHPUR	960	130	592	836
34	NEEMUCH	196	118	204	418
35	NIWARI	306	125	101	601
36	PANDHURNA	0	0	0	0
37	PANNA	1333	271	266	1797
38	RAISEN	542	47	576	1290
39	RAJGARH	2250	191	274	2027
40	RATLAM	668	108	179	777
41	REWA	1010	201	783	1493
42	SAGAR	1821	186	445	611
43	SATNA	932	210	609	588
44	SEHORE	700	105	923	476
45	SEONI	6403	611	436	1600
46	SHAHDOL	1542	116	451	792
47	SHAJAPUR	611	70	299	180
48	SHEOPUR	668	65	86	615
49	SHIVPURI	1581	228	315	1206
50	SIDHI	1049	112	244	1046
51	SINGRAULI	2043	62	243	890
52	TIKAMGARH	686	63	273	947
53	UJJAIN	918	55	433	283
54	UMARIA	821	80	246	620
55	VIDISHA	2028	94	541	373
	Total	76542	7241	17025	54810

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
MADHYA PRADESH - Intervention-Wise Status Report (Status From 04/03/2023 to 08/03/2024)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	AGAR MALWA	471	110	80	146
2	ALIRAJPUR	901	181	288	794
3	ANUPPUR	2295	106	277	1723
4	ASHOKNAGAR	878	70	188	150
5	BALAGHAT	2932	591	1188	3107
6	BARWANI	734	71	124	965
7	BETUL	1224	514	479	1144
8	BHIND	387	59	398	586
9	BHOPAL	305	44	93	152
10	BURHANPUR	544	86	125	327
11	CHHATARPUR	3414	144	799	3116
12	CHHINDWARA	1461	389	217	1582
13	DAMOH	778	114	503	1131
14	DATIA	465	40	60	359
15	DEWAS	949	219	444	817
16	DHAR	953	157	681	1438
17	DINDORI	2389	167	175	4217
18	GUNA	535	40	42	758
19	GWALIOR	382	87	361	542
20	HARDA	175	54	180	132
21	HOSHANGABAD	244	47	333	300
22	INDORE	361	101	440	223
23	JABALPUR	1126	170	572	786
24	JHABUA	641	275	327	559
25	KATNI	684	224	558	1247
26	KHANDWA (EAST NIMAR)	930	114	114	647
27	KHARGONE	1630	235	1817	1362
28	MAIHAR	0	0	0	0
29	MANDLA	2737	243	463	5892
30	MANDSAUR	700	259	316	357
31	MAUGANJ	0	0	0	0
32	MORENA	946	138	101	1147
33	NARSINGHPUR	482	77	377	1108
34	NEEMUCH	144	94	298	378
35	NIWARI	484	149	247	661
36	PANDHURNA	0	0	0	0
37	PANNA	754	305	159	817
38	RAISEN	351	62	532	1025
39	RAJGARH	1393	185	178	917
40	RATLAM	566	290	184	665
41	REWA	530	103	1069	2463
42	SAGAR	1219	373	497	784
43	SATNA	573	201	762	657
44	SEHORE	438	50	515	453
45	SEONI	1478	535	915	1733
46	SHAHDOL	1052	172	635	1202
47	SHAJAPUR	525	112	240	190
48	SHEOPUR	612	38	57	619
49	SHIVPURI	1758	338	520	1329
50	SIDHI	1067	137	290	1249
51	SINGRAULI	1412	81	380	614
52	TIKAMGARH	1078	135	670	1097
53	UJJAIN	526	125	224	215
54	UMARIA	685	105	440	616
55	VIDISHA	2183	172	410	858
	Total	51481	8888	21342	55356

ANNEXURE-III

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI - Intervention-Wise Status Report - (Status From 22/03/2025 to 12/12/2025)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI	10	0	1	2
2	DAMAN	83	0	0	0
3	DIU	0	0	0	0
	Total	93		1	2

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI - Intervention-Wise Status Report (Status From 09/03/2024 to 21/03/2025)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI	12	0	0	3
2	DAMAN	0	0	0	0
3	DIU	0	0	0	0
	Total	12			3

Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain
National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI - Intervention-Wise Status Report (Status From 04/03/2023 to 08/03/2024)
*Figures Showing No. of Works Completed
S.No.	District Name	*Water Conservation and Rain Water Harvesting	*Renovation of Traditional Water Bodies	*Reuse and Recharge Structures	*Watershed Development
1	DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI	115	0	0	0
2	DAMAN	0	0	0	0
3	DIU	0	0	0	0
	Total	115

ANNEXURE-IV

District-wise details of resource parameters for Maharashtra, as per GWRE-2023 and GWRE-2025

S. No.	State	District	Year	Stage of Ground Water Extraction (%)	Category (Safe / Semi-Critical / C / Over-Exploited)
	Maharashtra	Ahmednagar	2023	79.20	Semi-Critical
		Ahmednagar	2025	76.65	Semi-Critical
		Akola	2023	65.59	Safe
		Akola	2025	63.48	Safe
		Amravati	2023	91.83	Critical
		Amravati	2025	76.83	Semi-Critical
		Aurangabad	2023	71.64	Semi-Critical
		Aurangabad	2025	64.20	Safe
		Beed	2023	59.22	Safe
		Beed	2025	58.56	Safe
		Bhandara	2023	30.22	Safe
		Bhandara	2025	30.00	Safe
		Buldhana	2023	76.95	Semi-Critical
		Buldhana	2025	72.37	Semi-Critical
		Chandrapur	2023	29.32	Safe
		Chandrapur	2025	29.78	Safe
		Dhule	2023	51.77	Safe
		Dhule	2025	48.37	Safe
		Gadchiroli	2023	24.37	Safe
		Gadchiroli	2025	26.17	Safe
		Gondia	2023	26.31	Safe
		Gondia	2025	26.61	Safe
		Hingoli	2023	36.41	Safe
		Hingoli	2025	39.31	Safe
		Jalgaon	2023	78.76	Semi-Critical
		Jalgaon	2025	78.08	Semi-Critical
		Jalna	2023	54.85	Safe
		Jalna	2025	49.55	Safe
		Kolhapur	2023	42.45	Safe
		Kolhapur	2025	42.54	Safe
		Latur	2023	54.88	Safe
		Latur	2025	49.46	Safe
		Mumbai	2023
		Mumbai	2025	46.03	Safe
		Mumbai Sub	2023
		Mumbai Sub	2025	25.74	Safe
		Nagpur	2023	48.94	Safe
		Nagpur	2025	45.68	Safe
		Nanded	2023	32.37	Safe
		Nanded	2025	32.24	Safe
		Nandurbar	2023	38.08	Safe
		Nandurbar	2025	41.76	Safe
		Nashik	2023	58.41	Safe
		Nashik	2025	57.59	Safe
		Osmanabad	2023	62.01	Safe
		Osmanabad	2025	59.60	Safe
		Palghar	2023	23.85	Safe
		Palghar	2025	23.65	Safe
		Parbhani	2023	46.50	Safe
		Parbhani	2025	46.42	Safe
		Pune	2023	69.65	Safe
		Pune	2025	63.23	Safe
		Raigad	2023	17.94	Safe
		Raigad	2025	18.44	Safe
		Ratnagiri	2023	17.30	Safe
		Ratnagiri	2025	17.77	Safe
		Sangli	2023	54.19	Safe
		Sangli	2025	52.76	Safe
		Satara	2023	62.11	Safe
		Satara	2025	57.90	Safe
		Sindhudurg	2023	43.33	Safe
		Sindhudurg	2025	44.48	Safe
		Solapur	2023	77.54	Semi-Critical
		Solapur	2025	71.92	Semi-Critical
	Thane	2023	19.07	Safe
	Thane	2025	19.13	Safe
	Wardha	2023	53.55	Safe
	Wardha	2025	47.81	Safe
	Washim	2023	60.20	Safe
	Washim	2025	57.06	Safe
	Yawatmal	2023	33.75	Safe
	Yawatmal	2025	37.77	Safe

ANNEXURE-V

District-wise details of resources parameters for Madhya Pradesh,
as per GWRE-2023 and GWRE-2025

S.No.	State	District	Year	Stage of Ground Water Extraction (%)	Category (Safe / Semi-Critical / C / Over-Exploited)
1	Madhya Pradesh	Agar Malwa	2023	89.94	Semi-Critical
1		Agar Malwa	2025	92.79	Critical
2		Alirajpur	2023	43.32	Safe
2		Alirajpur	2025	41.91	Safe
3		Anuppur	2023	23.52	Safe
3		Anuppur	2025	27.54	Safe
4		Ashoknagar	2023	63.02	Safe
4		Ashoknagar	2025	62.56	Safe
5		Balaghat	2023	23.50	Safe
5		Balaghat	2025	23.78	Safe
6		Barwani	2023	71.38	Semi-Critical
6		Barwani	2025	70.77	Semi-Critical
7		Betul	2023	49.65	Safe
7		Betul	2025	50.71	Safe
8		Bhind	2023	32.65	Safe
8		Bhind	2025	33.13	Safe
9		Bhopal	2023	78.30	Semi-Critical
9		Bhopal	2025	81.78	Semi-Critical
10		Burhanpur	2023	69.80	Safe
10		Burhanpur	2025	69.01	Safe
11		Chhatarpur	2023	65.42	Safe
11		Chhatarpur	2025	64.45	Safe
12		Chhindwara	2023	63.24	Safe
12		Chhindwara	2025	60.32	Safe
13		Damoh	2023	58.48	Safe
13		Damoh	2025	58.62	Safe
14		Datia	2023	36.05	Safe
14		Datia	2025	33.49	Safe
15		Dewas	2023	80.00	Semi-Critical
15		Dewas	2025	80.28	Semi-Critical
16		Dhar	2023	65.40	Safe
16		Dhar	2025	66.64	Safe
17		Dindori	2023	12.52	Safe
17		Dindori	2025	14.40	Safe
18		Guna	2023	64.96	Safe
18		Guna	2025	66.62	Safe
19		Gwalior	2023	31.42	Safe
19		Gwalior	2025	33.05	Safe
20		Harda	2023	35.65	Safe
20		Harda	2025	37.58	Safe
21		Hoshangabad	2023	25.86	Safe
21		Hoshangabad	2025	26.57	Safe
22		Indore	2023	119.38	Over-Exploited
22		Indore	2025	117.96	Over-Exploited
23		Jabalpur	2023	51.31	Safe
23		Jabalpur	2025	55.62	Safe
24		Jhabua	2023	44.79	Safe
24		Jhabua	2025	43.66	Safe
25		Katni	2023	47.12	Safe
25		Katni	2025	46.90	Safe
26		Khandwa	2023	41.48	Safe
26		Khandwa	2025	39.78	Safe
27		Khargone	2023	45.93	Safe
27		Khargone	2025	44.79	Safe
28		Maihar	2023
28		Maihar	2025	70.22	Semi-Critical
29		Mandla	2023	20.41	Safe
29		Mandla	2025	23.96	Safe
30		Mandsaur	2023	104.57	Over-Exploited
30		Mandsaur	2025	99.93	Critical
31		Mauganj	2023
31		Mauganj	2025	53.24	Safe
32		Morena	2023	40.13	Safe
32		Morena	2025	42.14	Safe
33	Narsinghpur	2023	66.95	Safe
33	Narsinghpur	2025	66.53	Safe
34	Neemuch	2023	99.23	Critical
34	Neemuch	2025	101.47	Over-Exploited
35	Niwari	2023	69.85	Safe
35	Niwari	2025	67.14	Safe
36	Pandhurna	2023
36	Pandhurna	2025	73.32	Semi-Critical
37	Panna	2023	36.48	Safe
37	Panna	2025	38.12	Safe
38	Raisen	2023	53.67	Safe
38	Raisen	2025	52.59	Safe
39	Rajgarh	2023	89.78	Semi-Critical
39	Rajgarh	2025	88.95	Semi-Critical
40	Ratlam	2023	135.14	Over-Exploited
40	Ratlam	2025	133.20	Over-Exploited
41	Rewa	2023	54.65	Safe
41	Rewa	2025	57.05	Safe
42	Sagar	2023	59.29	Safe
42	Sagar	2025	59.92	Safe
43	Satna	2023	65.59	Safe
43	Satna	2025	62.92	Safe
44	Sehore	2023	61.78	Safe
44	Sehore	2025	64.22	Safe
45	Seoni	2023	41.38	Safe
45	Seoni	2025	45.43	Safe
46	Shahdol	2023	13.36	Safe
46	Shahdol	2025	16.71	Safe
47	Shajapur	2023	106.90	Over-Exploited
47	Shajapur	2025	105.36	Over-Exploited
48	Sheopur	2023	38.47	Safe
48	Sheopur	2025	38.08	Safe
49	Shivpuri	2023	67.67	Safe
49	Shivpuri	2025	66.38	Safe
50	Sidhi	2023	36.11	Safe
50	Sidhi	2025	37.22	Safe
51	Singrauli	2023	39.08	Safe
51	Singrauli	2025	44.34	Safe
52	Tikamgarh	2023	81.83	Semi-Critical
52	Tikamgarh	2025	80.33	Semi-Critical
53	Ujjain	2023	108.83	Over-Exploited
53	Ujjain	2025	107.72	Over-Exploited
54	Umaria	2023	18.71	Safe
54	Umaria	2025	20.33	Safe
55	Vidisha	2023	64.40	Safe
55	Vidisha	2025	65.09	Safe

ANNEXURE-VI

District-wise details of resources parameters for Dadar and Nagar Haveli,
as per GWRE-2023 and GWRE-2025

S. No.	UT	District	Year	Stage of Ground Water Extraction (%)	Category (Safe / Semi-Critical / C / Over-Exploited)
	Dadra and Nagar Haveli	Dadra Nagar Haveli	2023	131.53	Over-Exploited
		Dadra Nagar Haveli	2025	34.95	Safe
		Daman	2023	158.84	Over-Exploited
		Daman	2025	60.30	Safe
		Diu	2023	230.02	Over-Exploited
			2025	52.60	Safe
			2025	49.46	Safe

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