Drinking Water Specifications

The Indian Drinking Water Standards (IS 10500:2012), released by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), set permissible and acceptable limits for various physical, chemical, and biological parameters to ensure safe drinking water quality in India. These standards serve as guidelines for water suppliers and regulatory authorities to maintain public health and safety.

The Indian Drinking Water Standards (IS 10500:2012) by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) define safe drinking water quality parameters. The report covers:

1. Physical Parameters – Color, odor, taste, turbidity, and pH.
2. Chemical Parameters – Acceptable limits for substances like arsenic, fluoride, nitrate, iron, lead, and heavy metals.
3. Microbiological Parameters – Limits for bacteria (E. coli, coliforms) to prevent waterborne diseases.
4. Pesticides & Toxins – Maximum residue levels for safe consumption.
5. Radioactive Substances – Permissible levels of radiation in water.

These standards help ensure water safety for public health and guide treatment and monitoring processes.

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