Preliminary Investigations of Ground Water Quality in Rural Areas of Karwi, Chitrakoot

Dixit, Sharwan Kumar; Tiwari, Ashok Kumar; Chaturvedi, Surya Kant

doi:10.5958/2349-2988.2015.00024.8

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“…as well which support the findings of this study [4,6,12,35,42]. However, these kinds of report from the study area are sporadic and most of them only concentrated on the assessment of water qualities only without taking note of associated health effects [16].…”

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Degradation and Human Health Risk Assessment of Underground Water of Trans Ganga-Yamuna Rural Regions of A North Indian district

Mariya¹,

Singh²,

Tripathi³

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The present study investigates the physico-chemical qualities and fecal contamination of ground water; and related health risks of rural areas of trans-Ganga and Yamuna region of a North-Indian district, Allahabad, India. The pH, turbidity, TDS, BOD, and COD, total alkalinity, total hardness, chloride and fecal coliform contamination was estimated in 269 water samples of 14 villages. Higher levels of turbidity, alkalinity, chloride and fecal contamination in ground water of trans-Yamuna area were found as compared to trans-Ganga. About 75% samples of trans-Yamuna were contaminated with faecal coliform as compared to trans-Ganga region (55%).Significant positive correlation existed between chloride, TDS, alkalinity (r=0.74-0.91; p < 0.05), hardness and pH (r = 0.75-0.85; p < 0.05). The Relative Risk (RR) of some waterborne diseases was very high (2.11-8.00) in trans-Yamuna as compared to trans-Ganga region (1.81-3.48). Furthermore, the new treatment requirement parameter (NNT) for waterborne diseases of these rural areas was also estimated, which suggests that the need of a new and improved treatment approach for these diseases is more frequent in the trans-Yamuna area as compared to trans-Ganga. Our results suggest urgent attention and intervention for improving the quality of potable water in these rural areas and to control the waterborne diseases associated to rural health risks.

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“…The quality of the groundwater can be determined only after analyzing its physico-chemical characteristics [9,10]. Although rural areas are regarded as less polluted however, anthropogenic activities and unhygienic waste disposal systems of rural areas are contaminating drinking water systems at this time [11,12].…”

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Degradation and Human Health Risk Assessment of Underground Water of Trans Ganga-Yamuna Rural Regions of A North Indian district

Mariya¹,

Singh²,

Tripathi³

et al. 2016

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Assessment of Thiruvarur region groundwater samples using Physicochemical parameters

Kannan,

Mani,

Durgadevi

2023

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Groundwater is one of the most important sources of water for drinking and irrigation purpose in the world. So water quality analysis is important one. Hence we choose to determine physicochemical parameter of Thiruvarur region groundwater. In this study, 10 groundwater samples were collected and analyzed various physicochemical parameters such as Ca2+, Mg2+, Fe3+, pH, TDS, etc., and compare with BIS limit value for determine the drinking water quality. From the research Results the groundwater sample numbers S3, S5, S6, S7 and S8 was slightly alkaline in nature, because these region groundwater has slightly excess of TDS and Total Alkalinity (TA) compare than BIS limit. However, all the water samples has low hardness, SO4-, NO3-, etc., Hence, we are concluded the collected groundwater samples is suitable for drinking and irrigation purpose.

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Preliminary Investigations of Ground Water Quality in Rural Areas of Karwi, Chitrakoot

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Degradation and Human Health Risk Assessment of Underground Water of Trans Ganga-Yamuna Rural Regions of A North Indian district

Degradation and Human Health Risk Assessment of Underground Water of Trans Ganga-Yamuna Rural Regions of A North Indian district

Assessment of Thiruvarur region groundwater samples using Physicochemical parameters

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