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From the analysis of rainfall data available at about 5000 stations, this\udpaper is prepared to provide comprehensive assessment of water availability\udin different states of India as well as for the country as a whole. Changes\udin water availability per person are occurring mainly as a consequence of\udchanges in population. The water availability per capita in India was over\ud6000 m3 per annum in 1951, it now stands at about 1900 m3 per\udcapita. Nevertheless, this amount is nearly twice the water need by the\udpeople of developed countries. The developed countries require about\ud1000 m3 of freshwater per capita per year. The increasing demand for\udwater is in the 4 states of Haryana, UP, Bihar and West Bengal in the face of\udincreasing population and possible changes in climate, the water available in\udthese states is to be used most economically and judiciously so that the\udvagaries of nature do not put any severe strain

Assessment of water resources and seasonal prediction of rainfall in India