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Unsafe and inadequate supply of potable water is serious issue in developing nations. So this research work was undertaken to explore the quality as well as quantity of various water sources used for drinking in Pokhale village. After surveying, a total six sample stations were selected from different locations where large number of individuals were utilizing them to drink. It is found that, this village depends upon public pipe born water supply, boreholes and open wells for drinking purpose and all the zones have access to adequate water supply. The collection of samples were done in pre-monsoon as well as post-monsoon season and tested for various physical, chemical and microbial properties such as temperature, pH, electrical conductance, turbidity, total dissolved solid, total hardness, total alkalinity, sulphate, nitrate, phosphate, potassium, chloride and total coliform. Analysis was done by using standard procedures (APHA/NEERI) and result values compared with the World Health Organisation (WHO) guideline values. Most of the parameters were well within WHO guideline values for all the six samples, except that higher level of turbidity and minimum but exceeding MPN was recorded at all sampling sites. Hence from the present research, it is realized that, drinking water sources are suitable or not for human health. From these results, suggestions are given for obtaining clean drinking water in Pokhale village.

Drinking Water Analysis of Pokhale Village and Engineering Solutions for its Upgradation