GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF JAL SHAKTI

DEPARTMENT OF DRINKING WATER & SANITATION
LOK SABHA
UNSTARRED QUESTION NO-1327
ANSWERED ON- 27/07/2023

Har Ghar Jal Certificate

1327. SHRIMATI SAJDA AHMED:

Will the Minister of JAL SHAKTI be pleased to state:-

(a) the details of the villages which have been provided the Har Ghar Jal certificate under Jal Jeevan
Mission (JJM) till date, State and district-wise;

(b) the details of the funds allocated and utilized under JJM, State-wise;

(c) whether the Government has conducted any research/studies on various sectoral challenges
related to drinking water, including the impact of freshwater shortage after the Mission getting
fully functional and if so, the details thereof; and

(d) the details of the mechanisms adopted by the Government to strengthen capacity building at the
Panchayat level in order to address prospective challenges regarding drinking water?

ANSWER

THE MINISTER OF STATE FOR JAL SHAKTI

(SHRI PRAHLAD SINGH PATEL)
(a) Since August 2019, Government of India, in partnership with State Governments, is
implementing Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM)-Har Ghar Jal to enable every rural household in the country,
to have assured potable water through tap connection.
At the time of announcement of Jal Jeevan Mission, 3.23 Crore (17%) rural households were reported
to have tap water connections. So far, as reported by States/ UTs as on 24.07.2023, around 9.40 Crore
additional rural households have been provided with tap water connections. Thus, as on 24.07.2023,
out of 19.47 Crore rural households in the country, around 12.63 Crore (64.9%) households are
reported to have tap water supply in their homes. Further, as on 24.07.2023, out of 1,75,503 villages
reported as ‘Har Ghar Jal’, 64,179 have been certified. The State/ UT-wise status Har Ghar Jal and
their certification is in public domain and available on JJM dashboard at:
https://ejalshakti.gov.in/jjmreport/JJMIndia.aspx

(b) State/ UT-wise details of Central fund allocated, fund drawn and fund utilization reported by the
States/ UTs under JJM are annexed.

(c) Lack of dependable drinking water sources in water-stressed, drought prone and desert areas,
presence of geo-genic contaminants in ground water, uneven geographical terrain, scattered rural
habitations, etc. are few problems being faced by the States in the implementation of the rural water
supply. For long-term sustainability of water supply system and for supplementing the efforts of the
States for augmentation, conservation and efficient management of water resources, the Central
Government has taken various steps for sustainable ground water management in the country. A few
of these are as under:
i.) Central Ground Water Board (CGWB) has taken up National Aquifer Mapping and
Management (NAQUIM) programme under Ground Water Management and Regulation
scheme with the objectives to delineate the aquifers, characterize them and prepare
management plans.
ii.) The Master Plan for Artificial Recharge to Groundwater - 2020 has been prepared with
respective State counterparts. The master plan includes artificial recharge in both rural and
urban areas including water scarce cities.
iii.) Government of India is implementing Jal Shakti Abhiyan (JSA) in the country. First JSA was
launched in 2019 in water stressed blocks of 256 districts in the country with the primary aim
to effectively harvest the monsoon rainfall through creation of artificial recharge structures,
watershed management, recharge and reuse structures, intensive afforestation and awareness
generation etc. Further, to emphasize the important of sustainability of ground water for
drinking water supply schemes, Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain 2023 is targeting “Source
sustainability for drinking water” for source strengthening/ sources stabilization of rural
drinking water supply schemes.
iv.) Central Government is implementing Atal Bhujal Yojana, in collaboration with States, in
certain water stressed areas of Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra,
Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. The primary aim of the scheme is demand side management
through scientific means involving the local communities at village levels leading to
sustainable groundwater management in the targeted areas.

Further details of steps taken for sustainable ground water management are available at:
https://cdnbbsr.s3waas.gov.in/s3a70dc40477bc2adceef4d2c90f47eb82/uploads/2023/02/2023021742.
pdf

(d) Jal Jeevan Mission is being implemented as a decentralized, demand-driven and community-
managed programme, wherein the Gram Panchayat and/ or its sub-committee/ user group i.e. Village
Water & Sanitation Committee (VWSC)/ Pani Samiti are being empowered to plan, implement,
manage, operate and maintain in-village water supply system to provide regular and assured tap
water supply in rural households.
Under JJM, to enable the local village community to play their role in planning, implementation and
to shoulder the responsibility of operation and maintenance, provision for skilling to create masons,
plumbers, fitters, electricians, motor mechanics, pump operators, etc., is made. Further, provision has
also been made to empanel local NGOs/ CBOs/ SHGs/ VOs, etc. as Implementation Support
Agencies (ISAs) by States/ UTs for handholding local village community and VWSCs/ Pani Samitis.
As reported by States, so far, more than 14 thousand such ISAs have been empaneled across the
country.
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 Annex
Annex referred in the reply to Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 1327 answered on 27.07.2023
Jal Jeevan Mission: Central fund allocated, drawn and reported utilization in 2019-20
(Amount in Rs. Crore)
Central share Expenditure
S.
State/ UT Opening Fund Fund Available Reported under State
No.
Balance allocated drawn fund utilization share
1. A & N Islands 0.00 1.78 0.50 0.50 NR NR
2. Andhra Pr. 25.74 372.64 372.64 398.38 121.62 54.80
3. Arunachal Pr. 6.22 132.55 177.47 183.69 126.14 13.35
4. Assam 359.35 694.95 442.36 811.32 358.87 29.01
5. Bihar 313.16 787.31 417.35 730.51 473.33 150.34
6. Chhattisgarh 31.58 208.04 65.82 97.40 39.23 37.55
7. Goa 0.00 7.57 3.08 3.08 3.08 6.17
8. Gujarat 0.00 390.31 390.31 390.31 384.61 394.74
9. Haryana 10.13 149.95 149.95 160.08 69.29 73.80
10. Himachal Pr. 0.00 148.67 205.83 205.83 197.87 15.46
11. Jammu & 27.14 322.03 322.03 349.17 200.25 24.01
12. Kashmir
Jharkhand 75.79 267.69 291.19 382.97 114.58 119.71
13. Karnataka 26.61 546.06 546.06 572.67 492.24 297.87
14. Kerala 2.58 248.76 101.29 103.87 62.69 57.23
15. Ladakh 8.10 166.65 67.86 75.96 NR 0.65
16. Madhya Pr. 1.26 571.60 571.60 572.86 326.65 288.75
17. Maharashtra 248.12 847.97 345.28 593.40 308.04 428.14
18. Manipur 0.00 67.69 91.17 91.17 28.20 6.60
19. Meghalaya 0.80 86.02 43.01 43.81 26.35 0.77
20. Mizoram 0.14 39.87 68.05 68.19 37.41 1.81
21. Nagaland 0.00 56.49 56.49 58.44 23.54 4.67
22. Odisha 0.78 364.74 364.74 365.52 275.02 255.02
23. Puducherry 1.27 2.50 ND 1.27 0.97 NR
24. Punjab 102.91 227.46 227.46 330.37 73.27 78.20
25. Rajasthan 313.67 1,301.71 1,301.71 1,615.38 620.31 698.54
26. Sikkim 0.84 15.41 26.15 27.02 14.71 1.48
27. Tamil Nadu 1.49 373.87 373.10 378.67 114.58 99.14
28. Telangana 4.48 259.14 105.52 119.43 88.33 74.46
29. Tripura 48.94 107.64 145.37 195.90 59.45 6.46
30. Uttar Pr. 58.33 1,206.28 1,513.14 1,571.47 639.32 380.10
31. Uttarakhand 6.12 170.53 170.53 176.65 110.04 23.02
32. West Bengal 760.82 995.33 994.75 1,755.57 609.00 445.03
DNH & DD and Lakshadweep did not avail funds.
Delhi and Chandigarh do not have rural households.
Source: JJM - IMIS ND: Not Drawn NR: Not Reported
 Jal Jeevan Mission: Central fund allocated, drawn and reported utilization in 2020-21
(Amount in Rs. Crore)
Central share Expenditure
S.
State/ UT under State
No. Opening Fund Fund Available Reported
share
Balance allocated drawn fund utilization
1. A & N Islands 0.50 2.93 1.46 1.96 1.45 NR
2. Andhra Pr. 276.76 790.48 297.62 574.38 427.73 180.97
3. Arunachal Pr. 57.56 254.85 344.85 402.41 392.43 32.05
4. Assam 452.45 1,608.51 551.77 1,004.22 880.44 90.02
5. Bihar 257.18 1,839.16 353.60 610.78 551.82 374.42
6. Chhattisgarh 58.17 445.52 334.14 392.31 223.80 221.10
7. Goa - 12.41 6.20 6.20 2.99 13.49
8. Gujarat 5.70 883.08 983.08 988.78 838.50 883.43
9. Haryana 90.80 289.52 72.38 163.18 130.94 120.17
10. Himachal Pr. 7.95 326.20 547.48 555.43 329.01 42.25
11. Jammu & 148.92 681.77 53.72 202.64 88.69 5.17
12. Jharkhand
Kashmir 268.39 572.24 143.06 411.45 286.62 177.73
13. Karnataka 80.42 1,189.40 446.36 526.78 349.62 416.38
14. Kerala 41.18 404.24 303.18 344.36 304.29 311.25
15. Ladakh 75.96 352.09 ND 75.96 9.43 NR
16. Madhya Pr. 246.21 1,280.13 960.09 1,206.30 1,014.70 875.99
17. Maharashtra 285.35 1,828.92 457.23 742.58 473.59 324.16
18. Manipur 62.96 131.80 141.80 204.76 189.14 18.52
19. Meghalaya 17.46 174.92 184.92 202.48 188.30 20.44
20. Mizoram 30.77 79.30 104.30 135.07 107.90 10.13
21. Nagaland 34.90 114.09 85.57 120.47 91.95 10.00
22. Odisha 90.50 812.15 609.11 699.61 688.69 673.00
23. Puducherry 0.30 4.64 1.06 1.38 0.20 1.00
24. Punjab 257.10 362.79 ND 257.10 146.74 104.95
25. Rajasthan 995.07 2,522.03 630.51 1,625.58 762.04 789.05
26. Sikkim 12.30 31.36 39.36 51.66 43.43 3.75
27. Tamil Nadu 264.09 921.99 690.36 954.45 576.97 399.57
28. Telangana 31.10 412.19 82.71 116.32 61.17 133.98
29. Tripura 136.46 156.61 117.46 256.52 195.00 22.26
30. Uttar Pr. 932.16 2,570.94 2,227.63 1,761.06 886.94
31. Uttarakhand 66.60 362.58 1,295.47
271.93 338.53 227.32 20.02
32. West Bengal 1,146.58 1,614.18 807.08 1,953.66 1,196.07 641.17
DNH & DD and Lakshadweep did not avail funds.
Delhi and Chandigarh do not have rural households.
Source: JJM - IMIS ND: Not Drawn NR: Not Reported
 Jal Jeevan Mission: Central fund allocated, drawn and reported utilization in 2021-22
(Amount in Rs. Crore)
Central share Expenditure
S.
State/ UT Opening Fund Fund Available Reported under State
No.
Balance allocated drawn fund utilization share
1. A & N Islands 0.52 8.26 2.06 2.58 1.05 NR
2. Andhra Pr. 146.65 3,182.88 791.06 937.71 234.76 235.39
3. Arunachal Pr. 9.98 1,013.53 1,555.53 1,565.51 1,114.29 106.62
4. Assam 123.78 5,601.16 4,200.87 4,324.65 2,505.44 312.89
5. Bihar 58.95 6,608.25 ND 58.95 4.00 340.45
6. Chhattisgarh 168.52 1,908.96 477.24 645.76 498.69 488.63
7. Goa 3.21 45.53 22.77 25.98 14.03 17.98
8. Gujarat 150.28 3,410.61 2,557.96 2,708.24 2,124.85 2,226.25
9. Haryana 32.24 1,119.95 559.98 592.22 434.74 431.27
10. Himachal Pr. 226.42 1,262.78 2,012.78 2,239.20 1,420.94 146.73
11. Jammu & Kashmir 113.96 2,747.17 604.18 718.14 112.43 8.31
12. Jharkhand 124.83 2,479.88 512.22 637.05 437.21 510.99
13. Karnataka 177.16 5,008.80 2,504.40 2,681.56 1,418.56 1,557.92
14. Kerala 40.07 1,804.59 1,353.44 1,393.51 957.44 1,059.57
15. Ladakh 66.52 1,429.96 340.68 407.20 144.96 NR
16. Madhya Pr. 191.61 5,116.79 3,837.59 4,029.20 2,262.78 2,479.33
17. Maharashtra 268.99 7,064.41 1,666.64 1,935.63 377.98 477.98
18. Manipur 15.62 481.19 601.19 616.81 474.78 52.80
19. Meghalaya 14.18 678.39 1,078.39 1,092.57 672.05 76.55
20. Mizoram 27.17 303.89 303.89 331.06 250.98 32.31
21. Nagaland 28.52 444.81 333.61 362.13 345.14 27.88
22. Odisha 10.93 3,323.42 2,492.56 2,503.49 1,306.20 1,289.71
23. Puducherry 1.18 30.22 7.47 8.66 2.32 0.10
24. Punjab 110.36 1,656.39 402.24 512.60 247.83 175.81
25. Rajasthan 863.53 10,180.50 2,345.08 3,208.61 1,920.16 1,664.02
26. Sikkim 8.23 124.79 194.79 203.02 90.12 11.57
27. Tamil Nadu 377.48 3,691.21 614.35 991.83 457.55 496.23
28. Telangana 55.15 1,653.09 ND 55.15 17.70 68.88
29. Tripura 61.51 614.09 714.09 775.60 599.82 65.13
30. Uttar Pr. 466.56 10,870.50 5,435.25 5,901.81 2,930.07 3,525.40
31. Uttarakhand 111.22 1,443.80 1,082.85 1,194.07 597.97 67.40
32. West Bengal 757.58 6,998.97 1,404.61 2,162.19 1,547.52 725.77
DNH & DD and Lakshadweep did not avail funds.
Delhi and Chandigarh do not have rural households.
Source: JJM - IMIS ND: Not Drawn NR: Not Reported
 Jal Jeevan Mission: Central fund allocated, drawn and reported utilization in 2022-23
(Amount in Rs. Crore)
Central share
Expenditure
S.
State/ UT Opening Fund Fund Available Reported under State
No.
Balance allocated drawn fund utilization share
1. A & N Islands 1.53 9.15 2.16 3.69 0.60 NR
2. Andhra Pr. 702.95 3,458.20 ND 702.95 305.08 98.75
3. Arunachal Pr. 451.21 1,116.35 1,116.35 1,567.56 1,278.63 153.03
4. Assam 1,819.21 6,117.61 4,588.21 6,407.42 3,959.95 442.75
5. Bihar 54.95 4,766.90 ND 54.95 NR 66.19
6. Chhattisgarh 147.06 2,223.98 2,223.98 2,371.04 2,097.06 2,079.48
7. Goa 11.95 49.98 ND 11.95 11.04 20.14
8. Gujarat 583.39 3,590.16 3,590.16 4,173.55 3,084.89 3,272.38
9. Haryana 157.47 1,157.44 463.00 620.47 519.77 447.46
10. Himachal Pr. 818.27 1,344.94 1,344.94 2,163.21 1,615.65 182.41
11. J&K 605.71 3,039.11 1,439.50 2,045.21 1,142.65 153.69
12. Jharkhand 199.83 2,825.52 2,119.14 2,318.97 1,789.85 1,593.00
13. Karnataka 1,263.00 5,451.85 2,725.93 3,988.93 2,778.72 3,196.96
14. Kerala 436.08 2,206.54 2,206.54 2,642.62 1,741.93 1,741.68
15. Ladakh 262.25 1,555.77 382.76 645.01 364.32 NR
16. Lakshadweep - 36.99 9.25 9.25 NR NR
17. Madhya Pr. 1,766.42 5,641.02 2,820.51 4,586.93 3,526.66 3,516.16
18. Maharashtra 1,557.65 7,831.25 3,915.62 5,473.27 3,109.69 2,972.28
19. Manipur 142.03 512.05 256.03 398.06 231.97 26.03
20. Meghalaya 420.52 747.76 1,047.00 1,467.52 1,098.48 122.85
21. Mizoram 80.08 333.91 448.58 528.66 407.40 45.74
22. Nagaland 17.00 484.28 484.28 501.28 481.71 52.71
23. Odisha 1,197.29 3,608.62 1,768.73 2,966.02 2,166.47 2,149.96
24. Puducherry 6.34 17.83 ND 6.34 0.94 0.22
25. Punjab 264.78 2,403.46 ND 264.78 264.80 210.69
26. Rajasthan 1,288.46 13,328.60 6,081.80 7,370.26 3,938.57 4,122.81
27. Sikkim 112.90 136.17 188.92 301.82 222.53 20.63
28. Tamil Nadu 534.29 4,015.00 872.96 1,407.25 594.64 665.28
29. Telangana 37.44 1,657.56 ND 37.44 11.39 13.52
30. Tripura 175.78 666.97 849.91 1,025.69 798.67 82.64
31. Uttar Pr. 2,971.74 12,662.05 9,496.54 12,468.28 9,990.16 9,444.95
32. Uttarakhand 596.09 1,612.50 1,209.38 1,805.47 1,517.93 164.10
33. West Bengal 614.67 6,180.25 3,090.12 3,704.79 1,953.73 3,204.21
DNH & DD and Lakshadweep did not avail funds.
Delhi and Chandigarh do not have rural households.
Source: JJM - IMIS ND: Not Drawn NR: Not Reported
 Jal Jeevan Mission: Central fund allocated, drawn and reported utilization in 2023-24
(As on 24.07.2023)
(Amount in Rs. Crore)
Central share Expenditure
S.
State/ UT Opening Fund Fund Available Reported under State
No.
Balance allocated drawn fund utilization share
1. A & N Islands 3.09 7.52 ND 3.09 NR NR
2. Andhra Pr. 397.87 6,530.49 ND 397.87 299.43 374.74
3. Arunachal Pr. 288.93 1,057.11 ND 288.93 121.90 23.15
4. Assam 2,447.47 10,351.68 ND 2,447.47 1,650.00 183.86
5. Bihar 54.95 - ND 54.95 NR NR
6. Chhattisgarh 273.99 4,485.60 496.39 770.38 203.29 202.26
7. Goa 0.92 11.25 2.81 3.73 NR 0.36
8. Gujarat 1,088.66 2,982.85 745.71 1,834.37 535.36 577.98
9. Haryana 100.70 1,053.44 263.36 364.06 76.22 81.52
10. Himachal Pr. 547.56 379.67 ND 547.56 187.44 25.65
11. J&K 902.56 9,611.31 716.78 1,619.34 645.14 63.88
12. Jharkhand 529.13 4,722.76 ND 529.13 367.89 667.79
13. Karnataka 1,270.33 12,623.37 ND 1,270.33 44.40 43.72
14. Kerala 900.69 1,342.36 ND 900.69 684.01 679.92
15. Ladakh 280.68 477.11 ND 280.68 31.01 NR
16. Lakshadweep 9.25 39.63 ND 9.25 NR NR
17. Madhya Pr. 1,060.06 10,297.86 1,323.73 2,383.79 1,235.28 1,239.74
18. Maharashtra 2,363.58 21,465.88 1,861.07 4,224.65 1,736.56 1,970.83
19. Manipur 166.09 110.54 ND 166.09 NR NR
20. Meghalaya 369.49 3,567.25 ND 369.49 347.29 39.50
21. Mizoram 121.27 425.46 ND 121.27 115.06 NR
22. Nagaland 19.57 366.86 91.72 111.29 14.89 0.94
23. Odisha 799.56 2,108.54 ND 799.56 478.35 475.90
24. Puducherry 5.40 15.39 ND 5.40 0.88 0.08
25. Punjab 0.00 479.02 ND - NR 26.17
26. Rajasthan 3,431.69 3,019.94 ND 3,431.69 1,722.61 1,055.63
27. Sikkim 79.29 634.55 65.81 145.10 97.78 8.01
28. Tamil Nadu 812.60 3,615.56 ND 812.60 317.92 321.10
29. Telangana 26.06 - ND 26.06 NR NR
30. Tripura 227.01 1,773.40 148.55 375.56 184.69 15.69
31. Uttar Pr. 2,478.12 20,884.45 5,823.53 8,301.65 4,988.57 5,500.47
32. Uttarakhand 297.46 4,689.69 372.67 670.13 392.16 48.27
33. West Bengal 1,751.06 3,806.29 ND 1,751.06 794.02 839.04
DNH & DD and Lakshadweep did not avail funds.
Delhi and Chandigarh do not have rural households.
Source: JJM - IMIS ND: Not Drawn NR: Not Reported