Yes, it is correct. The amount of recommended water per person, according to the UN is 50 litres.

Yes, it is correct. About 97% of the water on the Earth is saline, i.e. has salt and minerals, which is unfit for drinking.

Yes, it is correct. The rain water seeps into the ground and fills the spaces and the cracks underground. This is called infiltration.

Yes, it is correct. All the given sources have underground water as a common source of water.

Yes, it is correct, as the layer above the ground water is called a water table. It can be 1 metre to several metres deep.

Yes, it is correct. The solid form of water means snow, glaciers and ice. This can be seen on the hills and the highest of mountains, which are present at the poles.

Yes, it is correct as water vapour in the atmosphere condenses to form clouds. It takes place in the atmosphere and not on the land.

Yes, it is correct. All the three rivers given in the option, have their origin in the Himalaya.

Yes, the space in between layers of hard rocks is called an aquifer. An aquifer is an underground layer of water-bearing permeable rock or unconsolidated materials (gravel, sand, or silt) from which groundwater can be extracted using a water well.

Yes, it is the correct answer as by increasing the number of parks, the seepage of rain water into the ground increases.

Yes, it is correct as increase in the number of industries means increase in the use of water and less underground water recharging. Repairing of leaking taps saves water loss. Hence, manages water.

Yes, it is correct. Well is the best and most used source of potable water in villages. Well is constructed to access the underground water.

Yes, it is correct. The term recharging the ground water means, conserving the ground water, allowing the rain water and excess of waste water to seep into the ground. This increases the level of the water table.

Yes, it is correct. Rivers flow and carry dissolved salt in the oceans and seas. Hence, the sea water is saline.

Yes, it is correct. Maximum number of plants can be watered with very little water, as the pipe is pierced at various places and arranged in a manner that the water reaches the roots of the plants.