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Mukhyamantri Gramin Peyjal Nishchay Yojana was launched on 27^th September, 2016.
All households in 4291 Gram Panchayats that do not have access to good quality drinking water shall be provided clean drinking water through piped water supply under Mukhyamantri Gramin Peyjal Nishchay Yojana. The scheme is being implemented by the Panchayati Raj Department.
It aims to provide clean drinking water through piped supply to every household in rural area through community participation by 2019-2020.
Phase-wise implementation of the scheme will be done by taking up small and micro water supply schemes. The requirement of water will be fulfilled through boring, submersible pumps and distribution pipelines. The cost of water supply works will be met by convergence of funds available on the recommendation of the 14^th Finance Commission and 5^th state finance commission and the state plan fund. An estimated expense of Rs.8373.54 crores is likely to be incurred for completion of the schemes in the financial year 2016-17 and three next years.
In the Finacial year 21018-2019, Against a cumulative target to provide potable (safe drinking) water facilities to 71.16 lakh households spread over 46,847 rural wards, work is under progress in 42,424 rural wards and has been completed in 19,166 rural wards while 26.39 lakh households have been provided with potable (safe & drinking) water facilities, as of now.

Mukhyamantri Gramin Peyjal (quality affected areas) Nishchay Yojana was launched on 27^th September, 2016.
The scheme is being implemented in Gram Panchayats, where water is totally affected with iron, fluoride and arsenic. Under this scheme 3,079 Flouride affected rural wards, 2,556 Arsenic affected rural wards, 20,637 Iron affected rural wards will be provided clean drinking water through piped water supply.
This scheme is being implemented by Public Health Engineering department.
In the financial year 2018-2019, against a cumulative target to provide potable (safe drinking) water facilities to 21,858 wards and 36.33 lakh quality affected households, work is under progress in 5506 quality affected rural wards and has been completed in 929 rural wards, while 1.56 lakh households have been provided with potable (safe drinking) water facilities, as of now.

Mukhyamantri Gramin Peyjal (non quality affected areas) Nishchay Yojana was launched on September 27, 2016.
Mukhyamantri Gramin Peyjal (non quality affected areas) Nishchay Yojana is being implemented in such wards of Gram Panchayats where the quality of water is not affected or where the Public Health Engineering Department is already implementing schemes for supply of drinking water.
Under this scheme, 20,637 wards of rural area. where water is totally or partially not of good quality shall be eligible households under this scheme. All households of these Gram Panchayats will evenly get the benefits of this scheme without any discrimination.
In the Financial year 2018-2019, against a cumulative target to provide potable (safe drinking) water facilities to 22.49 lakh non-quality affected households spread over 15,349 rural wards, work is under progress in 6952 rural wards and has been completed in 1806 rural wards, while 3.82 lakh households have been provided with potable (safe drinking) water facilities, as of now.

Mukhyamantri Shahri Peyjal Nishchay yojana was launched on 27^th Sept, 2016.
Mukhyamantri Shahri Peyjal Nishchay yojana is being implemented by Urban Development & Housing Department. Under this scheme all 15,71, 643 households in 3,381 urban wards of 143 Urban Local Bodies who have not yet got piped drinking water will be covered and will be supplied piped clean drinking water.
It aims to ensure supply of pure tap water to each family living in urban areas in the next five years.
In the financial year 2018-2019, Against a cumulative target to provide potable (safe drinking) water facilities to 8.42 lakh households spread over 3337 urban wards, work is under progress in 2398 urban wards and has been completed in 354 wards, while 3.03 lakh households have been provided with potable (safe drinking) water facilities, as of now.