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Sand Artist Sudarsan Pattnaik Explains How ‘Blue Flag’ Campaign is Helping Keep Indian Beaches Clean

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Sand Artist Sudarsan Pattnaik Explains How ‘Blue Flag’ Campaign is Helping Keep Indian Beaches Clean

Famend sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik on Tuesday praised the federal government of India for kicking off the Blue Flag idea for the betterment of seashores in India as he spoke throughout Mission Paani Waterthon on Tuesday.

Pattnaik was among the many many water warriors, politicians, union ministers, and celebrities who got here collectively on Network18 to take the pledge of water conservation on the day-long occasion on the 72nd Republic Day of India.

The sand artist joined the occasion from his yard, Puri seaside to speak on the cleanliness of the seashores and holding the ocean litter-free.

Pattnaik additionally praised the angle of immediately’s residents who’ve the precise angle in direction of the cleanliness of the coastlines in India.

“Persons are conscious now, have the precise angle to not litter the seashores,” the sand artist mentioned by including, “Wish to thank the Indian authorities for flagging off Blue Flag idea for eight seashores in India that has introduced consciousness amongst residents.”

Given by the non-governmental organisation (NGO) the Basis for Environmental Schooling, the Blue Flag is a well-recognised voluntary eco-label given to a seaside, marina, or sustainable boating tourism operator which meets its requirements. It’s headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark.

A seaside has to fulfill 33 standards together with environmental, instructional, security, and accessibility standards mounted by the FEE to get the tag.

“Now individuals make an try to maintain the seashores clear however it’s our accountability to maintain our “mom” sea clear and litter-free. It is the necessity of the hour. We’ve such lovely shoreline together with the nation. I attempt to encourage and make individuals conscious of holding the ocean clear by way of my artwork,” sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik concluded as he showcased his sand artwork devoted to Mission Paani occasion. The artwork was made with 8 tonnes of sand, the artist added.

Final 12 months in October, eight Indian seashores acquired the ‘coveted’ Blue Flag certification.

The Shivrajpur Seaside in Dwarka, Gujarat; the Ghoghla Seaside in Diu; the Kasarkod and Padubidri seashores in Karnataka; the Kappad Seaside in Kerala; the Rushikonda Seaside in Andhra Pradesh; the Golden Seaside in Odisha and the Radhanagar Seaside in Andaman and Nicobar Islands at the moment are ‘Blue Flag’ licensed.

Mission Paani, an initiative by CNN News18 and Harpic India is main a drive to avoid wasting India’s treasured water sources and make hygiene a lifestyle. You possibly can contribute to the trigger by taking a Jal Pratigya. Go to right here.

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