Groundwater Permission & NOC Support — CGWA & State Water Authorities

Groundwater extraction in India is regulated by the Central Ground Water Authority — CGWA — and by state-level water authorities, each with their own permission and NOC requirements for industries, infrastructure projects, and other large users of groundwater. Extracting groundwater without the required permissions is a regulatory violation that can result in notices, penalties, and operational disruption.

Obtaining groundwater permissions and NOCs requires the submission of detailed applications covering water demand, source assessment, proposed extraction quantities, recharge measures, and water conservation commitments — reviewed by the relevant authority against the groundwater availability and sustainability criteria for the location. EGSS provides groundwater permission and NOC support — preparing application documentation, managing CGWA and state authority liaison, coordinating with hydrogeological consultants where required, and ensuring that all conditions attached to permissions are understood and managed — supporting clients through the full application and compliance process.