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Arsenic has been found in the ground water in parts of 209 districts in 25 states and Union territories, while uranium has been found in parts of 152 districts across 18 states, the government informed Parliament on Monday.
In a written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha, Minister of State for Jal Shakti Bishweswar Tudu gave data that showed lead has been found in parts of 176 districts in 21 states, iron in parts of 491 districts in 29 states and Union territories, cadmium in parts of 29 districts in 11 states and chromium in parts of 62 districts in 16 states.
According to the data, arsenic has been found in water in parts of 209 districts in 25 states and Union territories, while uranium has been found in parts of 152 districts across 18 states.
Also, there are 14,079 iron-affected, 671 fluoride-affected, 814 arsenic-affected, 9,930 salinity-affected, 517 nitrate-affected and 111 heavy metal-affected habitations in the country, the data showed.
In a written reply to another question in the Upper House, Minister of State for Jal Shakti Prahlad Singh Patel said of the 10,182 samples collected and tested at the quality control laboratories of the Delhi Jal Board in south Delhi since May, the percentage of the samples found unsatisfactory ranges from 1.95 to 2.99, which is well within the 2017 World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines for drinking water quality.
"Action is initiated as per standard operating procedure to stop contamination, if any. There is no proposal for constitution of any expert committee in this matter," Patel said.

Action underway to stop ground water contamination: Centre

Union Jal Shakti Ministry stated that action is initiated as per standard operating procedure to stop contamination, if any. Though there is no proposal for constitution of any expert committee in this matter yet, the ministry added

Union Jal Shakti Ministry stated that action is initiated as per standard operating procedure to stop contamination, if any. Though there is no proposal for constitution of any expert committee in this matter yet, the ministry added

Arsenic has been found in the ground water in parts of 209 districts in 25 states and Union territories, while uranium has been found in parts of 152 districts across 18 states, the government informed Parliament on Monday. In a written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha, Minister of State for Jal Shakti Bishweswar Tudu gave data that showed lead has been found in parts of 176 districts in 21 states, iron in parts of 491 districts in 29 states and Union territories, cadmium in parts of 29 districts in 11 states and chromium in parts of 62 districts in 16 states.
 According to the data, arsenic has been found in water in parts of 209 districts in 25 states and Union territories, while uranium has been found in parts of 152 districts across 18 states.
 Also, there are 14,079 iron-affected, 671 fluoride-affected, 814 arsenic-affected, 9,930 salinity-affected, 517 nitrate-affected and 111 heavy metal-affected habitations in the country, the data showed.
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In a written reply to another question in the Upper House, Minister of State for Jal Shakti Prahlad Singh Patel said of the 10,182 samples collected and tested at the quality control laboratories of the Delhi Jal Board in south Delhi since May, the percentage of the samples found unsatisfactory ranges from 1.95 to 2.99, which is well within the 2017 World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines for drinking water quality.
 "Action is initiated as per standard operating procedure to stop contamination, if any. There is no proposal for constitution of any expert committee in this matter," Patel said.

Anonymous Indian graffiti artist, Daku's latest work sheds light on the water crisis in Chennai and the rest of India.&nbsp;The artist mainly uses shadow-play in his murals, and his latest piece in Chennai shows people lining up to fill up their buckets.
On June 19, 2019, officials in Chennai&nbsp;had declared 'Day Zero', indicating that water in the city had depleted. Sending a message through his art, Daku&nbsp;in an Instagram&nbsp;post wrote,&nbsp;Chennai has a long history of water crisis, the city was not meant to be the kind of metropolis it is now.
The mural is located in Kannagi Nagar and has been done for St+Art India Foundation.

Anonymous graffiti artist Daku's latest mural depicts the Chennai water crisis

Anonymous Indian graffiti artist, Daku's latest mural sheds light on the water crisis in Chennai&nbsp;

Anonymous Indian graffiti artist, Daku's latest work sheds light on the water crisis in Chennai and the rest of India.&nbsp;The artist mainly uses shadow-play in his murals, and his latest piece in Chennai shows people lining up to fill up their buckets.
On June 19, 2019, officials in Chennai&nbsp;had declared 'Day Zero', indicating that water in the city had depleted. Sending a message through his art, Daku&nbsp;in an Instagram&nbsp;post wrote,&nbsp;Chennai has a long history of water crisis, the city was not meant to be the kind of metropolis it is now.
The mural is located in Kannagi Nagar and has been done for St+Art India Foundation. (Start India)

Anonymous Indian graffiti artist, Daku's latest work sheds light on the water crisis in Chennai and the rest of India.&nbsp;The artist mainly uses shadow-play in his murals, and his latest piece in Chennai shows people lining up to fill up their buckets.
On June 19, 2019, officials in Chennai&nbsp;had declared 'Day Zero', indicating that water in the city had depleted. Sending a message through his art, Daku&nbsp;in an Instagram&nbsp;post wrote,&nbsp;Chennai has a long history of water crisis, the city was not meant to be the kind of metropolis it is now.
The mural is located in Kannagi Nagar and has been done for St+Art India Foundation.

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