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A watershed is a geo-hydrological unit that directs water flow to a central location via a network of drains. All areas on earth are inside a watershed. Water is the wellspring of all life on Earth. Water is the most crucial component in the growth of living organisms, and human development relies entirely on its availability. The water ratio on Earth is fixed and exists in many forms such as marine areas, water vapor in the atmosphere, snow in mountain regions, and water in rocks. Nature maintains equilibrium via the water cycle. Human greed has disrupted the equilibrium of water ratios. The world's population is expanding daily, leading to a higher per capita water demand. However, water sources have remained the same for years. Industrialization, civilization, agricultural expansion, building, and everyday water use have led to significant water consumption. Additionally, water is regularly wasted in large quantities owing to numerous factors. In the future, there is a high risk of water shortages and the potential for a water crisis due to the current situation. Scarce surface water supplies and depleted ground water are significant challenges in the arid region. Rainfall is the primary source of water resources in the state of Rajasthan. Groundwater is the primary and exclusive source for providing drinking water to Jhunjhunu and Nawalgarh block. Watershed development is a complex and multifaceted endeavor that requires careful planning, implementation, and monitoring. Water has become a valuable resource. There are locations where the price of a barrel of water exceeds the price of a barrel of oil.