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Water is an important natural resource that acts as the backbone for every living thing to survive. India accounts for 4 percent of fresh water, according to the Water Resources Information System, but this varies with the distribution of water. However, changing trends in drinking water quality and access have already been studied. The project's primary goal is to examine the trends in drinking water quality over a 25-year period in each block of the study region. The second objective is to study the underground water level in the study area so that we can get information about the rise or fall of the ground water level in the last twenty-five years. The study's third goal is to identify the source of drinking water and the distance travelled by households to obtain it. Eastern Hisar district is facing the problem of water logging, so the quality of drinking water is low in this area. There are many other factors contributing to the low quality of drinking water, such as excessive use of fertilisers in agriculture, lack of awareness, urbanisation, mismanagement of water, digging toilets (cutcha), borewells, etc. The purpose of the research was to evaluate the local drinking water's quality, accessibility to homes, and changes in ground water levels. It is helpful to make people aware of modern technology for water conservation, policies by the government to improve water facilities, and self-treatment of drinking water at home.