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10 Amazing Facts about water crisis

πŸŒ• Nearly 2 lakh people die every year in India because of consuming contaminated drinking water.
πŸŒ• A 2018 paper published in the Journal Of Hydrology by IIT Indore researchers found that only about 32% of India’s landmass is resilient to water stress during 
the course of a single dry season.

πŸŒ• India, the world's largest groundwater consumer uses around 230 cubic kilometres of groundwater in a year. 
πŸŒ• According to NITI Aayog, Groundwater which is the source of 40% of India's water needs is depleting at an unsustainable rate. 

πŸŒ• India, the world's largest groundwater consumer uses around 230 cubic kilometres of groundwater accounting for 12% of global groundwater extraction in a year. At this rate by 2030, nearly 60% of India's aquifers will be in a critical state.
πŸŒ• Out of total available groundwater of 253 BCM (billion cubic metres), agriculture (irrigation) alone consumes around 90%
πŸŒ• Groundwater resources are overexploited in nearly 17% of total assessment units (blocks, talukas, watersheds etc) in the country : Jal Shakthi ministry 

πŸŒ• Nearly 13.8 crore household that comprise 16 crore people lack access to safe drinking water. 

πŸŒ• Niti Aayog's Composite Water Management Index (CWMI) report, pointed out that the country's water demand is predicted to be twice the supply available, 
implying a subsequent 6% loss in GDP.
πŸŒ• Forest Fires -- According to World Bank report Strengthening Forest Fire Management in India:

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