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There is an immediate necessity to look into how aquifers respond to different human activities in terms of both quantity and quality of groundwater. A stand-alone desktop application for evaluation and interpretation of pumping test data can be distributed as freeware for use by groundwater experts, researchers, students, teachers, and others. The pumping test is the most common and accepted technique for figuring out an aquifer's hydraulic properties. A pumping test help us determine a number of aquifers' properties, including transmissivity, storativity, and specific yield.Data from pumping tests are typically evaluated using computer programmes . Since there is no computer software offered in India for this use. The Central Ground Water Board is proposing to develop a stand-alone desktop application for the study and interpretation of pumping test data that can be used by groundwater specialists, With the increase of human population its demands has increased and resources are limited and in one of those resources water is undisputedly holds the top spot. Since we get most of our water from groundwater resources the government and concerned authorities have increased their data collection and keep records of water levels and parameters related to aquifers. But for better and efficient use of the collected records we will use data analysis which comprises steps like data preprocessing which further includes data cleaning and data mining. Next steps include data analysis which includes pupils, researchers, educators, and other users. This software will be offered as freeware. The user has the option of directly entering data using interfaces or importing it from already-existing datasets.[3] Expected result: a desktop programme that can analyse and interpret data from pumping tests on its own. The software application can include components for interpreting includes common techniques like Theiss, Theiss recovery, and Jacob technique.[3]