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- According to Jal Shakti Ministry, groundwater resources are over-exploited in 1,186 out of 6,881 “assessment units” (blocks, talukas, watersheds etc) in India.
- Punjab has the highest extent of over-exploitation (79% of its blocks), followed Rajasthan, Delhi, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh
- In the eight North-eastern states none of the assessment units (districts and blocks) is over-exploited.
- Overexploited means 100% of groundwater has been drawn, with little chance of recharge.
