Vol. 6, Issue 1, Part B (2024)

The most important natural resource for life is water. In order to meet life's necessities, groundwater is crucial. The examination of the physico-chemical parameters of the numerous groundwater bodies in the Mathura district area, where the marble and cement industries are the dominant businesses. It is necessary since groundwater is the primary source of drinking water for the municipality. The quality of drinking water will be improved by the current analysis. The promotion of human health standards is significantly aided by water quality. The current study aims to evaluate the physio-chemical parameters of groundwater in order to determine its quality. Samples of the groundwater were taken from several communities in the district of Mathura rural areas. On the basis of 25 distinct villages in the Mathura district, they recorded and compared their physio-chemical parameters, including electrical conductivity, pH, total alkalinity, TDS, chloride, fluoride, nitrate, and total hardness. The Scott-Sanchis (visual) method, the SPADNS method, and the tritimetric, titration and colorimetry methods were all used to study the analysis. The results of the water quality testing in these particular areas were compared to BIS and WHO criteria. Some of the analysis areas were found to have excessive levels of EC, TDS, and fluoride. The study indicates the present state of the water quality in that location and integrating them is crucial to determining and maintaining the quality of the groundwater of the rural area of Mathura district (UP), India.