The highest authority on managing the quality of water in India is for the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). The type, degree and the amount of degradation of water quality is known by CPCB, to plan and manage water quality project intelligently. Hence a strong water quality monitor scientifically by program is required, understanding this, the CPCB started paying attention and started monitoring the quality of water from 1976 and built 18 stations across the Yamuna River and further this strategy extended steadily. In partnership with state pollution control boards/Committees, the CPCB monitors 4484 locations across 28 states, 7 Union Territory including 2108 rivers,713 on unchanged water bodies( lakes, ponds and tanks), 64 creeks (marine, 1235 on wells and 364 on the other water bodies (drains, canals, WTPs/STPs) (file:///G:/CPCB).