Sewage generated in Andaman & Nicobar each day. The UT has set up treatment capacity of MLD, which means at best it can treat 0.00% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 0 MLD, amounting to 0.00% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Andhra Pradesh each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 833 MLD, which means at best it can treat 28.90% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 309 MLD, amounting to 10.72% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Arunachal Pradesh each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of MLD, which means at best it can treat 0.00% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 0 MLD, amounting to 0.00% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Assam each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of MLD, which means at best it can treat 0.00% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 0 MLD, amounting to 0.00% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Bihar each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 10 MLD, which means at best it can treat 0.44% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 0 MLD, amounting to 0.00% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Chandigarh each day. The UT has set up treatment capacity of 293 MLD, which means at best it can treat 155.85% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 235 MLD, amounting to 125.00% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Chhattisgarh each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 73 MLD, which means at best it can treat 6.07% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 6 MLD, amounting to 0.50% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Daman Diu each day. The UT has set up treatment capacity of 24 MLD, which means at best it can treat 35.82% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 7 MLD, amounting to 10.45% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Goa each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 66 MLD, which means at best it can treat 37.50% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 25 MLD, amounting to 14.20% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Gujarat each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 3,378 MLD, which means at best it can treat 67.38% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 2687 MLD, amounting to 53.60% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Haryana each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 1,880 MLD, which means at best it can treat 103.52% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 1284 MLD, amounting to 70.70% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Himachal Pradesh each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 136 MLD, which means at best it can treat 117.24% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 51 MLD, amounting to 43.97% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Jammu & Kashmir each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 218 MLD, which means at best it can treat 32.78% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 49 MLD, amounting to 7.37% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Jharkhand each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 22 MLD, which means at best it can treat 1.46% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 15 MLD, amounting to 0.99% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Karnataka each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 2,712 MLD, which means at best it can treat 60.83% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 1786 MLD, amounting to 40.06% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Kerala each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 120 MLD, which means at best it can treat 2.82% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 47 MLD, amounting to 1.10% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Lakshadweep each day. The UT has set up treatment capacity of MLD, which means at best it can treat 0.00% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 0 MLD, amounting to 0.00% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Madhya Pradesh each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 1,839 MLD, which means at best it can treat 50.44% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 536 MLD, amounting to 14.70% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Maharashtra each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 6,890 MLD, which means at best it can treat 75.66% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 4242 MLD, amounting to 46.58% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Manipur each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of MLD, which means at best it can treat 0.00% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 0 MLD, amounting to 0.00% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Meghalaya each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of MLD, which means at best it can treat 0.00% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 0 MLD, amounting to 0.00% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Mizoram each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 10 MLD, which means at best it can treat 9.71% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 0 MLD, amounting to 0.00% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Nagaland each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of MLD, which means at best it can treat 0.00% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 0 MLD, amounting to 0.00% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in NCT Delhi each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 2,896 MLD, which means at best it can treat 86.97% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 2412 MLD, amounting to 72.43% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Odisha each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 378 MLD, which means at best it can treat 29.49% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 50 MLD, amounting to 3.90% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Puducherry each day. The UT has set up treatment capacity of 56 MLD, which means at best it can treat 34.78% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 30 MLD, amounting to 18.63% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Punjab each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 1,781 MLD, which means at best it can treat 94.28% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 1360 MLD, amounting to 72.00% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Rajasthan each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 1,086 MLD, which means at best it can treat 34.10% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 478 MLD, amounting to 15.01% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Sikkim each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 20 MLD, which means at best it can treat 38.46% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 14 MLD, amounting to 26.92% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Tamil Nadu each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 1,492 MLD, which means at best it can treat 23.24% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 995 MLD, amounting to 15.50% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Telangana each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 901 MLD, which means at best it can treat 33.87% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 706 MLD, amounting to 26.54% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Tripura each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 8 MLD, which means at best it can treat 3.38% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 1.5 MLD, amounting to 0.63% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Uttar Pradesh each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 3,374 MLD, which means at best it can treat 40.83% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 2510 MLD, amounting to 30.38% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in Uttarakhand each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 448 MLD, which means at best it can treat 71.45% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 187 MLD, amounting to 29.82% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in West Bengal each day. The State has set up treatment capacity of 897 MLD, which means at best it can treat 16.44% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 213 MLD, amounting to 3.90% of total sewage generated.

Sewage generated in India each day. The country has set up treatment capacity of 31,841 MLD, which means at best it can treat 44.00% of total sewage generated. As on 30 Jun 2020, the actual sewage being treated was 202,36 MLD, amounting to 27.96% of total sewage generated.