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On women’s day, 40 girls go kayaking Updated: Updated: March 09, 2021 01:09 IST They cover the 4-km distance between Malpe Beach and St. Mary’s Island in 75 minutes Share Article Girls kayaking between Malpe beach and St. Mary’s Island in Udupi on Monday.
They cover the 4-km distance between Malpe Beach and St. Mary’s Island in 75 minutes Making a difference on the International Women’s Day and braving sea waters, 40 girls from different educational institutions in Udupi went for kayaking between Malpe Beach and St. Mary’s Island on Monday. The 40 girls kayaked from the beach to the island, which is about 4 km away, in about 75 minutes. They took rest for few minutes on the island and returned back to the beach. ....
Express News Service UDUPI: The toxic cocktail of chemicals, inorganic wastes and drainage water discharged into the Indrani river has made life miserable for people in Kalmady near Malpe in Udupi district. Though the river here has been badly polluted for a decade now, the nauseating odour and dark black water flowing in the river this year suggest that the situation is nearing the point of no return. If monitoring by the pollution control authority is not done even now and enforcement activities are not initiated to revive this resource, it will be the death knell for the river. Govardhan Mendon, a resident of Kalmady, said not a single people’s representative showed the courtesy to listen to the woes of local people. ‘‘This polluted waterway is a risk to more than 500 families living along the path of the river in Kalmady,’’ he said. ....