Water is the most important resource that the human race needs to survive, besides

air. Without water there is no economic development, no property, no health and no

formation. Water is life because plants and animals cannot live without water. Water is
needed to ensure food security, feed livestock, take up industrial production and to
conserve the biodiversity and environment. Although, India is not a water poor country,
due to growing human population, severe neglect and over-exploitation of this resource,
water is becoming a scarce commodity. While this is a growing concern all over the
world, India is most vulnerable because of the growing demand and in-disciplined
lifestyle. This calls for immediate attention by the stakeholders to make sustainable use
of the available water resources to ensure better quality of lives. Yet, there are so
many around the worlds that go without it. Every 20 seconds a child dies from the
water.
And also, The world faces an unprecedented crisis in water resources management,
with profound implications for global food security, protection of human health, and
maintenance of all ecosystems on Earth. Large uncertainties still plague
quantitative assessments of climate change impacts and water resource
management, but what is known for certain is that the climate is changing and that
it will have an effect on water resources. Therefore increased efforts will be needed
to plan and manage water supplies in future, through increased monitoring and
understanding of the interrelationships between population size, climate change
and water availability I order to bring about water security. Without water security,
social, economic and national stability are imperiled.