Mumbai
Water availability is classified as Stress.
Officially documented operating systems include Vihar, Tulsi, Tansa, Lower Vaitarna (Modak Sagar).
Official evidence, one view
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These pages do not establish today's household supply, pressure, continuity, or tap-water safety.
Operating, historical, proposed, and unproven source relationships remain separate. Where a current operating mix is not proven, JalWater says so plainly.
Water availability is classified as Stress.
Officially documented operating systems include Vihar, Tulsi, Tansa, Lower Vaitarna (Modak Sagar).
Published availability is Scarcity for 2025 and Absolute scarcity for 2050.
Officially documented operating systems include Cauvery River.
Water availability is classified as Scarcity.
Officially documented operating systems include Upper Ganga Canal, River Yamuna, Bhakra Storage and Yamuna, Bhakra Storage.
Water availability is classified as Absolute scarcity.
A current operating source relationship is not proven from the official evidence currently reviewed.
Water availability is classified as Scarcity.
Officially documented operating systems include Municipal water-supply centres and four headworks.
A river, reservoir, canal, or scheme appears only when an official primary source connects it to the city system.
Historical evidence is never passed off as current, and district evidence is not silently converted into neighbourhood evidence.
JalWater does not invent source shares, live reservoir conditions, supply hours, or tap-water conclusions to make a page look complete.