Jal Prayogshala designs and manufactures field-ready water quality testing instruments, trusted by government bodies, municipal corporations, and communities across India.
Jal Prayogshala was founded with a simple goal — make reliable water quality testing accessible at the point of need, not just inside a laboratory. From a single village hand pump to a district-level monitoring programme, our instruments are built to work where the water actually is: in the field, without power, without a trained chemist, and without waiting days for a lab report.
Our product range spans portable digital water analyzers, rapid field test kits, bacteriological screening vials, and real-time monitoring systems — covering everything from basic drinking water safety to advanced multi-parameter industrial analysis. Every instrument is designed for durability and ease of use, so that Gram Panchayat functionaries, government monitoring teams, and community health workers can operate them with minimal training.
Our technology has been evaluated and validated by national institutions including DRDO, CSIR, BARC, and NRDC, and our instruments are actively deployed by state governments and municipal corporations across the country in support of the Jal Jeevan Mission and other public water-safety programmes.
Every instrument is evaluated against national testing standards, so results in the field can be trusted with confidence.
Built for real conditions — no electricity, no lab, no specialist required — so testing happens where the water is.
Supporting Jal Jeevan Mission and government monitoring programmes to bring safe drinking water to every household.
Our work in water quality innovation has been recognised at national platforms, reflecting the trust placed in Jal Prayogshala by government bodies and industry alike.

Felicitated at the National Water & Sanitation Innovation Challenge finale, organised by the Department of Drinking Water and Sanitation.

Showcasing the Digital Mini Lab (DFTK) and portable field testing kits to visiting officials.

Presenting the portable multi-parameter Jal Prayogshala water quality analyser to the evaluation panel.

Addressing the panel on our approach to affordable, field-ready water quality monitoring.