Question

What is the difference between tubewells and well

Answer 1

Traditional wells: These involved digging the ground, especially in regions with hard rocks, to get to the water table to provide underground water for domestic use. The wells were characterized with walls with hard rocks, to avoid collapse, and were also relatively shallow.
Tube wells: These wells are dug using technological inventions by drilling a pipe or or a stainless-steel tube down into an aquifer. The tube wells can be dug in regions with soft soil such as sand and are quite deep as compared to the traditional wells.

Answer 2

The difference between wells and tube wells are the amount of watter they supply.Wells can supply any amount to certain locations like crops. Tube wells helps in pumping water in specifically measured amounts.A tube well is a type of well that is constructed by driving a tube of some type into the earth and into something that transfers water. A well is a type of tube well spring or reservoir for water.A well is a man made hole deeper than waterbed