Assess river and lake health using CPCB Water Quality Index methodology. Calculate pollution loads, identify treatment gaps, and generate rejuvenation action plans with budget estimates aligned to NMCG standards.
CPCB identified 351 polluted stretches across 34 states. NMCG alone has allocated ₹37,000 Cr for Ganga rejuvenation. Every river needs a data-driven action plan.
Our water team prepares Detailed Project Reports for river rejuvenation, lake restoration, and STI (sewage treatment infrastructure) projects — aligned to NMCG, SBM 2.0, and AMRUT 2.0 guidelines.
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India's river health is monitored by CPCB through the National Water Quality Monitoring Programme (NWMP) across 4,906 stations. The CPCB Water Quality Index (WQI) classifies water quality on a 0-100 scale based on dissolved oxygen, BOD, coliform, and pH parameters.
RiverPulse assesses river and lake health using the CPCB WQI methodology (IS 2296 classification). Enter your water quality parameters — dissolved oxygen, BOD, total coliform, pH, temperature, turbidity, and nutrients — and get an instant classification from Class A (drinking water without treatment) to Class E (not suitable for any use).
CPCB classifies Indian rivers into 5 designated best-use categories: Class A (drinking without treatment), B (outdoor bathing), C (drinking with treatment), D (wildlife and fisheries), and E (irrigation, industrial cooling). The Namami Gange programme targets Class B quality for the entire Ganga main stem by 2026.