Dharmesh Barai News Today

Mangroves are essential for flood protection, water quality maintenance, and sustenance of fisheries.

A video of a man littering a station in Mumbai has prompted a response from the Indian Railways.

Navi Mumbai plans to spend ₹27 crore to rejuvenate and maintain two holding ponds through a five-year contract. Activists question the need for such a large investment. | Mumbai news

The summit aimed at gathering civil society representatives, experts, dignitaries, philanthropists, international civil societies, influencers, and 'SEWA' Yogis to amplify civil society voices and recognize individuals who have made exemplary contributions.

Environment Life Foundation, a mangrove clean-up group started by three Nerul residents celebrated its 150th week on Sunday with more than 30,000 volunteers joining the cause over time.

With waste management at its crux and, involvement of all stakeholders, from corporators to artiste and transgender community, the NMMC shows how it’s done

It was observed during the drive that a large amount of debris and household waste was dumped in the mangrove forest.

This was the 22nd clean drive at waterfalls since it started the mission to clean waterfalls and create awareness among visitors to stop littering.

Environment Life Foundation's founder Barai spoke to the Free Press Journal about his journey and campaign of cleaning mangroves in Navi Mumbai, the role of government agencies, and the organisation's future roadmap.

2000 volunteers gathered to clean Versova beach, collected around 48,000 kgs of marine debris