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Suggestions on the innovative ways of conducting a beach cleaning activity

Suggestions on the innovative ways of conducting a beach cleaning activity
Start Date :
Dec 30, 2021
Last Date :
Aug 15, 2022
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Namami Tate Is a campaign brought to you by the Ministry of Earth Sciences in collaboration with the Government of India. This campaign is part of the Government of India’s 75 ...

Namami Tate Is a campaign brought to you by the Ministry of Earth Sciences in collaboration with the Government of India. This campaign is part of the Government of India’s 75 week celebration of Azadi ka Amrit Mohotsav. Through Namami Tate, we are targeting cleaning of some of the dirtiest beaches of India with the help of the Government as well as fellow citizens. Beaches play a fundamental role in maintaining the health of the oceans and also provide habitat to a number of marine species.

However, last year, a group of researchers from ICAR-Central Institute of Fisheries Education (CIFE) found that the north-east Arabian Sea, just off Mumbai, contained an estimated 379 MT of marine debris of which plastics contributed to 40.6% of the total by weight. A major portion of this debris washes up on the beaches creating health, environmental, economic as well as social hazards. The fast-paced growth of the tourism sector combined with the lack of awareness on the part of citizens about the damaging impact of pollution is one of the leading causes of the abysmal condition of our beaches. The Namami Tate campaign aims to clean these beaches and protect our precious marine biodiversity.

The Ministry of Earth Sciences invites suggestions from the citizens of India about the innovative ways in which we can conduct this beach cleaning activity. We value your suggestions which would be instrumental in implementing this campaign.

The best entries from the citizens will be identified by the Ministry and will be featured on the MyGov page.

The last date to receive suggestions is 15th August 2022.

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Naveen Kumar saxena
Naveen Kumar saxena 4 years 7 months ago
as we al know sea beaches have been an attractions for everybody. people like to visit there and enjoy so these places should be clean also and it is the duty of all who visit there to keep them clean . daily visitors have bigger responsibility than others . signboards should be placed on sea beaches which must depict what a person has to do and what not to do. hawkers must be trained and be prepared as a guide so that they may guide the visitors about what not to do.
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LalhmangaihsangaTochhawng
LalhmangaihsangaTochhawng 4 years 7 months ago
To Respective Prime Minister Narendra Modi I would like to share my opinion on the topic of 'Clean India,Green India'.India is a very joyful country and the country itself is peaceful and joyful as well,the people also live in peace and equally,but certain things can be fixed to make india a better place which i will discuss below A hygienic body creates a higiene mind and fresh mind,that helps us concentrating in our education , slum areas and slum people should be well lokked over and the people should also be given education so that poverty doesnt overtook our country Regarding resources,careless use of our resources like tress cutting and clearing forests should be well managed as this resources are limited,we should provide awareness to prevent wastage use of this resources for the use of our next generation . Department regarding cleanliness should take proper measures to prevent our city from getting called 'A dirty country'
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Priyasha
Priyasha 4 years 7 months ago
Beach cleaning or clean-up is the process of removing solid litter, dense chemicals, and organic debris deposited on a beach or coastline by the tide, local visitors, or tourists. Humans pollute beaches with materials such as plastic bottles and bags, plastic straws, fishing gear, cigarette filters, Six pack rings, Surgical mask and many other items that often lead to environmental degradation.[1] Every year hundreds of thousands of volunteers comb beaches and coastlines around the world to clean this debris. These materials are also called “marine debris” or "marine pollution" and their quantity has been increasing due to anthropocentric activities.[2] A dirty beach in Bombay, India Showing a Mechanical Beach Cleaning with tractor at
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sushma singh
sushma singh 4 years 7 months ago
Mera vichar h ki apne patna me itne colonies hain,agar colonies se kuch active logon ki toli bana k her ghat ki safai k liy lagaya jaay to safai bahut sambhaw ho payega or logon ko desh or apne rajya k liy kuchh karne ka jajba bhi dikhega..aur kuchh certificates bhi di jaay jo colonies k group k naam se hoga,log group se jurenge or padhe likhe log k ideas kaam aayenge...please is baat p ek baar discussion hona chahiy,sochiyega
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Suzal Rakta
Suzal Rakta 4 years 7 months ago
Identify a clean-up site. Choose a place that needs some TLC, making sure that volunteers can safely access the site. Get permission, if needed, for your clean-up event, perhaps from the local parks agency. Choose a site coordinator. A beach clean-up takes a lot of work and needs an organized person to keep everything on track before, during, and after the event. You can use NEEF's NPLD Site Manager guide for best practices for organizing volunteer events. Visit the site in advance. The coordinator will need to know where to set up a volunteer check-in station, where to leave trash and recyclables, and what area(s) volunteers will clean. Gather supplies. Depending on your location, you’ll need supplies such as trash bags, a first aid kit, hand sanitizer, wipes, and large coolers of water. You should also provide (or ask volunteers to bring) items such as reusable work/garden gloves, reusable water bottles, sunscreen, and bug spray. Plan how to handle the recyclable
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HappyPrasad
HappyPrasad 4 years 7 months ago
1. Government should charge fine to those who are throwing their waste materials in the beaches. 2. Government should place dustbins in the beaches for the visitors (example in 100m = 2 dustbins) 3. People selling street food in the beaches should take care that any of their customers should not throw plates or left food on the beaches. 4. Government can hire poor people to take a watch on the beaches of some one throwing something or not . This will keep the beaches clean and people will get employment to.
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