Seema Kumari, Harsh Dhankhar1, Alka Saini and Kirti Gulia
Abstract
An overview of the fluoride levels in Indiaâs Haryana stateâs groundwater is given in this review. In many areas of Haryana, fluoride poisoning in groundwater is a major worry that could be dangerous to the publicâs health. The goal of this review is to gather and evaluate the current research on Haryanaâs groundwater fluoride levels, sources of contamination, and effects on human health. The aquiferâs geological makeup, industrial effluents, and agricultural practices are the main causes of fluoride pollution in groundwater. In the southern and western parts of Haryana, where groundwater is predominantly used for drinking and irrigation, fluoride pollution is more common. The reviewâs conclusion highlights the urgent requirement for efficient steps to reduce fluoride pollution in Haryanaâs groundwater. To protect the populationâs health, it is essential to regularly evaluate fluoride levels, put in place the proper treatment technologies, and raise knowledge of the dangers of fluoridation.