Of the villages total population, 4,000 people go out to fish, while the rest including women and old people remain in the village RAJKOT: Luxuries like electricity and potable Narmada water may have touched its shores as recently as in April 2018, but this tiny fishing island, 600 metres away from Pipavav port, didn’t let the light of wisdom dim in all these 70 years of dark ages. Villagers knew what good practices will keep them healthy and has proven its worth time and again, including in this second wave of the killer pandemic. This village, surrounded by Arabian sea, has a population ...