Microbiological and Physico-Chemical Aspects of Parbati River of District Sehore (Madhya Pradesh)

Praveen Jain¹, Sanjay Telang²* and Jawed Ahmed Khan³**

¹Department of Chemistry, MLB Girls (Autonomous) College, Bhopal-462 001 India ²Department of Zoology, Government P.G. College, Sehore - 466 001 India ³Department of Zoology, (Science Faculty) Saifia College, Bhopal - 462 001 India

ABSTRACT:

Ganga basin lies in the form of lenticular river valley stretching in the north-west direction. Sehore, one of the districts of Madhya Pradesh state is situated nearly 37 Km. west of Bhopal at latitude 22.45 N and longitude 76.30 E. The city get an average rainfall of 1120 mm. annually. The need of water for irrigation, industrial and other propose is met from Parbati river which also caters the drinking water need of Sehore city. The river originates from Shampur reserve forests and ultimately confluences with river Chambai which joins river Yamuna and therefore it falls under Ganga basin. The monitoring of Parbati river water has been done seasonally near Kayri Kadeem (Sehore district of M.P.). The samples were collected from different points in Parbati river flow during June 1994.

KEYWORDS:

Microbiological; Physico-Chemical; north-west

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