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Water Pollution In Industrial Pollution

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THE POLLUTION OF TOXIC ELEMENT IN GROUNDWATERS AROUND PATANCHERU AND BOLARAM INDUSTRIAL AREAS, TELANGANA STATE, HYDERABAD, INDIA
Abstract: The study of chemical parameters of the Patancheru area of Medak District of Telangana state.
The chemical parameters of water for public consumption, and other purposes. This study deals With the influence of environmental factors as well as domestic activities in the water in related areas. Keywords: Physico-chemical Parameter, Toxic Trace Element, Industrial pollution Patancheru, in Medak District of Telangana

INTRODUCTION:
Patancheru, in Medak District of Telangana State, is facing unprecedented problems due to pollution caused by unregulated release of untreated waste effluents and sludge into the environment from some of the biggest manufacturers of bulk drugs and pharmaceutical formulations, assorted chemicals, pesticides, paper, pulp, paint and dye products. The extent of contamination has been well documented by several scientific committees, The heavy metal concentrations in the water have increased between five to 15 times over permissible limits, rendering many wells and tanks unusable. Investigations by National Geological Research Institute (NGRI) reported abnormally high quantities of arsenic, close to 550 times above permissible levels! The deadly bio-accumulative chemicals in the environment are damaging the health of all living things in the locality. The decolourisation and peeling of the skin of buffaloes is a

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