Arunachal Pradesh has the highest per capita water availability in India due to its abundant rainfall and numerous rivers.

The Ganges is the largest river in India and is considered sacred by Hindus.

Delhi has the highest water consumption per capita in India due to its large population and rapid urbanization.

Jal Shakti Abhiyan is a government initiative launched in 2019 to promote water conservation and rainwater harvesting.

Rajasthan has the lowest per capita water availability in India due to its arid climate and limited water resources.

Hirakud Dam is the largest reservoir in India and is located in Odisha.

Ahmedabad has the lowest water consumption per capita in India due to its efficient water management practices.

Namami Gange is a government initiative launched in 2015 to clean up the Ganges River.

Madhya Pradesh has the highest number of dams in India due to its numerous rivers and hilly terrain.

Indira Gandhi Canal is the largest canal in India and is located in Rajasthan.

Mumbai has the highest number of water treatment plants in India due to its large population and water demand.

Atal Bhujal Yojana is a government initiative launched in 2017 to promote groundwater recharge.

Goa has the lowest number of dams in India due to its small size and limited water resources.

Chilika Lake is the largest lake in India and is located in Odisha.

Patna has the lowest number of water treatment plants in India due to its limited infrastructure and resources.