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Maharashtra is the third largest state in India and nearly 55 % of population lives in the rural area which largely depends on agriculture for their livelihood. Maharashtra has constantly confronted dry seasons. The dry spell has endured for four back-to-back years and has influenced drinking water security and harvest creation and profitability seriously everywhere throughout the Maharashtra state. The JSA proposes a structure for village level water balance computation which incorporates estimation of yield water necessities, drinking water pressure and so forth. This Campaign is organized action plan where in many departments are collectively & collaboratively working towards a common goal i.e., 'Water for All'. The program means to make 5000 villages free of shortage of water consistently. This impact assessment presents how the excess runoff stored in the catchment area is beneficial to the farmers and village people for irrigation and drinking water purpose. In this investigation, the 5 villages name of 'Ashta, Pujai, Dattapur, Pulai, Mandwa' selected which is situated in the Wardha Taluka, Wardhs District (M.S.) India. The fundamental point of the investigation is to compute complete water request of the village, water balance sheet and remaining runoff calculation. Visit to JSA work, for example, stream developing and broadening, Concrete Nala bund, Farm pond, well, compartment bunding and so forth and gather the information according to evaluation technique given in GR(Government Resolution) - 2014 water protection office (MS). Impact assessment of villages under study regarding water level increment indicated 21.69 per cent increase in ground water level and crop productivity of different crops increased by 12 to 20 per cent.