Soil quality is a superior indicator of productivity compared to water quality. The bottom soil of a pond, often referred to as the "storehouse of nutrients," is essential in determining the overall productivity of the pond. In this research paper, we focus on analyzing various physicochemical parameters of soil, such as Organic carbon, Potassium, Phosphorus, Nitrogen, Electrical conductivity, pH,Zinc, Iron, and Boron, in selected ponds located in Thiruvarur District (March 2018- May 2018). The analysis of the parameters mentioned above has provided evidence of soil contamination resulting from anthropogenic activities.