Critical Analysis of Water Pollution Laws in India

Abstract: Water is valuable. It is not simply a purifier, but also more prone and vulnerable to pollution. It possesses an inborn system to filter its own contaminants, but only to a limited extent and only for specific pollutants. Water is one of Nature's most significant components and an essential component of the ecosystem, providing not only for the survival and sustenance of plants, humans, and other beings, but also for the advancement, posterity, and prosperity of the entire planet. Water covers approximately 80% of the earth's surface, which is 50,000 million hectares. This pollution can take various forms, including air, soil, sound, and water. Pollution is a global issue that affects everyone. Pollution in all forms has increased dramatically in recent decades as a result of fast population growth and industrial development. The author of this essay discusses the topic of water contamination in the country as well as the legal framework. In this essay, the author examined the definition, causes, and legal framework for controlling water pollution in India