According to government data, there has been a significant 65% increase in groundwater extraction in Goa over the past 12 years. The data reveals a concerning trend of overexploitation of groundwater resources in the region. This alarming rate of extraction raises serious issues about the sustainability of water sources in Goa. The government needs to implement stringent measures to regulate and monitor groundwater extraction to ensure the long-term availability of water for both domestic and agricultural purposes. Stakeholders must come together to address this pressing issue and work towards sustainable water management practices. The increasing demand for water in Goa calls for urgent action to prevent depletion of groundwater reserves. It is crucial for authorities to take proactive steps to conserve and replenish groundwater sources to avoid water scarcity in the future. Public awareness campaigns about water conservation and responsible water usage are also essential to mitigate the impact of excessive groundwater extraction. By promoting water-saving practices and implementing effective policies, the government can safeguard Goa’s water resources for future generations.