Ravi V. G. Criterion

The Ravi V. G. Criterion is a guideline used in geology, specifically for assessing the physical and chemical quality of groundwater. It helps determine whether groundwater is suitable for drinking and agricultural purposes. By analyzing various parameters such as salinity, hardness, and the presence of contaminants, the criterion provides a straightforward method to evaluate water quality. This is essential for ensuring safe water supply, especially in areas where water sources may be polluted or over-extracted. Ultimately, it supports better water management and public health.