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Waste water is any water that has been adversely affected in quality by anthropogenic influences. Effluent from industries as well as sewage from colonies has been identified as main cause of water pollution across our country. Sewage is a water carried waste normally contains 0.05% to 0.1% of total solids, in solution or suspension that is required to remove from a community. It is characterised by volume or rate of flow, physical condition, chemical characteristics, biological organism it contains. The essential element for the existence of living being are air, water, food, shelter etc out of which water is the 2nd most important. People has been increases their awareness towards water conservation and reuse. Hence new techniques towards achieving sustainable development of water resources have been developed internationally. The BOD (180-200)ppm, COD (280-340)ppm, TSS (150-200)ppm are concentration of sewage range. Treatment technologies adopted are ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS, CHLORINATION, and FILTERATION. The results are very good it achieved 96.8% BOD, 92.5% COD, 95% TSS and 99% total coliform removal. The treated sewage can be used for the following purposes like irrigation, toilet flushing, road washing, gardening, etc thus leading towards water conservation.