Alia Bhatt supported Malhar Kalambe’s initiative ‘Beach Please India’: Actress Alia Bhatt’s foundation, Coexist, extended her support on social media for Malhar Kalambe’s Initiative ‘Beach Please India’. In the extended support to initiatives for Malhar Kalambe’s initiative ‘Beach Please India’ where actress had partnered with ‘Beach Please India’ to conduct a beach cleanup drive for the promotion of green initiatives in Bollywood. Alia Bhatt’s organization ‘Coexist’ is recognised for their continuous promotion of environmental and animal welfare, and has consistently used her platform to raise awareness about critical ecological issues in the world. Malhar Kalambe Beach Please India aims to transform Mumbai’s beaches in the past six years they have removed tons of plastic waste and restored the marine habits of locals where raising awareness about pollution and environmental protection all around of world.
What is Malhar Kalambe’s initiative ‘Beach Please India’?
Malhar Kalambe’s initiative ‘Beach Please India’ is sponsored by actress Malhar Kalambe where it aims to clean Mumbai beaches for local derbies while promoting awareness regarding pollution and environmental protection in Mumbai while transforming Mumbai’s beaches in the past six years. Malhar Kalambe is a well-known environmentalist who founded the organisation Beach Please. Beach Please is an organization that aims to promote environmental conservation and the sustainability of resources. He gained the frame after he honoured with the prestigious National Creators Award 2024 for his contributions to creating and living a life of a role model by present Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He originally belonged to Dadar Beach from where he started a cleanliness drive called Beach Please to dispose of trash and plastic waste of residents of Mumbai while cleaning the the coast with residents and ongoing tourists of Mumbai. After some time, the Malhar Kalambe began with friends with residents who later got the attention of 1000 volunteers, mainly include college students who who joined in to support the cause. With its beach cleanup drive Beach Please India actively conducts workshops and seminars with the collaboration of schools, colleges, and local communities and sensitizes them with their practice while promoting awareness about pollution and environmental protection.
Who is Malhar Kalambe?
Malhar Kalambe is a local resident of Dadar Beach and founder of the organisation named ‘Beach Please India’. Beach Please India’ is an environmental organization which is created for a beach cleanup drive in Mumbai to promote awareness about pollution and environmental protection, while transforming Mumbai’s beaches in the past six years.
What is Coexist?
Coexists is actress Alia Bhatt organisation of environment protection and animal welfare organization with the aims to promote better environmental initiatives and animal-human interaction while better animal rights. Recently, Alia Bhatt supported the support to Malhar Kalambe’s Initiative ‘Beach Please India’Coexists is actress Alia Bhatt’s organisation of environment protection and animal welfare organization with the aims of promoting better environmental initiatives and animal-human interaction while better animal rights. Recently, Alia Bhatt supported the support to Malhar Kalambe’s Initiative ‘Beach Please India’ for better interaction with both organisations while extending support to initiatives for Malhar Kalambe’s initiative for ’ dispose of trash and plastic waste of residents of Mumbai while cleaning the coast with residents and ongoing tourists of Mumbai.
Who is awarded with prestigious National Creators Award 2024 for his contributions to environmental rights by present Prime Minister Narendra Modi?
Malhar Kalambe is awarded with prestigious National Creators Award 2024 for his contributions to environmental rights by present Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Who had extended her support to Malhar Kalambe’s Initiative ‘Beach Please India’?
Actress Alia Bhatt’s foundation, Coexist had extended her support to Malhar Kalambe’s Initiative ‘Beach Please India’.
