Ground Water Services

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BOREWELL point selection is the very first process required in construction of a borewell people pronounce this process in various ways such as Borewell point marking, Borewell point identification, Borewell point selection, Borewell point detection, water dowsing, water witching, hydro-geologist survey, geologist survey, scientific survey, coconut borewell point marking and many other pseudo names.

But borewell point identification is widely divided into two major methods which are differentiated as pseudoscientific method and scientific method.Scientific borewell point identifications are most of the time carried out by profession geologists or geo-scientists.

We provide the experience and technical skills needed to successfully and cost-effectively manage the groundwater needs of your operation.

Our geologists, hydrogeologists, and geochemists undertake all aspects of groundwater studies from scoping to mine closure. We provide services related to groundwater quality and quantity including resource exploration, pollution evaluation, and remediation design. Modelling specialists develop site-specific conceptual and detailed models for evaluating and predicting contaminant migration, dewatering, groundwater impacts, and water supply.

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If the site is virgin and does not have any history of it than the site is first marked on the 1:50,000 scale topographic sheet. The physical terrain of the site is first verified and if the need is the site is visited before conducting the survey. The resistivity survey is based on the basic principle that every individual matter has got its own resistance (electrical) and the nature of the matter can be interpreted based on this conductance or resistance. In order to eliminate the failure rates, potential sites are pinpointed with the help of geophysical equipment that can investigate and infer the type of formations to a depth of 1500 ft. the depth and the interpretation are done using latest computer software like the one developed for Schlumberger array or any other alternate kind of electrode separation suitable based on the terrain. The interpretation of the data from the survey gives a fair idea of the formations below and the quantity of water that can be tapped.

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Based on the formations as depicted in the survey the type of rig which is to be deputed is decided. There are mainly the following types of drilling methods. Reverse circulation drilling direct circulation drilling cable tool drilling or percussion type of drilling DTH (Down the Hole ) drilling Ordex The other kind of drilling methods are either adopted version of these above-mentioned methods or are improvised combination of these kinds of drilling like dual rotary method (Combination of DTH & Casing drilling), Combination Rig ( Direct rotary rig combined with Percussion drilling) etc.

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CGWA Permission for Ground Water Extraction: Being one of the reputed firms in the industry, we are offering a wide range of CGWA Permission for Ground Water Extraction to our patrons. These are rendered according to the client's requirements. As well, these services are cherished owing to perfection, timely completion, and reliability.

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Ground Water Management Service is becoming an increasingly popular resource because of the relative ease and flexibility with which it can be tapped. While developing groundwater resource promises to help alleviate poverty in many areas, the most formidable challenge is its sustainable use and management in regions where it is under threat.


The economies that groundwater generates the socio-economic impact of its intensive use, and the physical, institutional and policy options for its management. The book provides a fresh analysis of the socio-ecology of groundwater, based on a synthesis of macro and micro level data on the hydrological, social, economic and institutional parameters. The region of north gujarat has been specifically studied to document the uncontrolled use of groundwater and the ill-effects of such exploitation. With alarming drops in water levels and increasing levels of fluorides and tds in groundwater, the region's water problems have attracted international attention because of their implications in terms of reducing the viability of irrigated agriculture as also their impact on community health. The findings are used to draw policy conclusions regarding the tools for managing groundwater in other regions with similar resource and use characteristics.


The authors have used several new methodologies, analytical procedures and criteria to analyse groundwater use in agriculture, the economic value of groundwater, water intensity of milk production and the efficient use of groundwater