POTENSIVENESS OF WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

No living thing can thrive without water; it is the environment's lifeblood. Water has a special function in the growth of all economic sectors in every nation. Water is utilised for a variety of things, including agriculture, domestic consumption, industry, and the production of electricity. However, improper use of water resources results in extensive soil degradation, disrupts the supply of drinkable water, and produces significant economic loss. Therefore, it becomes vital to use science and technology to harness the water resources that are already present on Earth. The case study described in this article illustrates how substantial amounts of rainwater can be used to replenish groundwater supplies.Ongole is a tiny village that is 10 kilometres from District centre. It is intended to implement such biological and engineering controls that will divert this additional runoff to groundwater storage. The work's most important aspect is that, if similar technologies are created and widely used in rural areas, hundreds of villages across the nation won't need tankers to provide water to them. Additionally, this will aid in the economic development of the villagers, which is mostly brought on by water scarcity.