Odisha, Chandrabhaga beach, Konark

The Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC), in collaboration with the Government of Odisha, organized a large-scale Beach Cleaning Drive at Chandrabhaga beach, Konark Beach on 20th September 2025. The initiative was part of the “Seva Parv” campaign, commemorating International Coastal Clean-up Day (ICCD) 2025.

The programme aimed to raise awareness about marine pollution, coastal conservation, and the urgent need for sustainable environmental practices. The event drew enthusiastic participation from local communities, school children, representatives of local self-governments, government officials, environmental organizations, and educational institutions.

A total of 420 volunteers took part in the clean-up, collecting nearly 100.0 kg of marine litter and waste. The debris primarily consisted of plastic materials and discarded fishing nets, glass and rubber items etc.

Alongside the clean-up, the event also featured public awareness activities and community engagement programmes. The drive concluded with all participants taking the Green Pledge, reaffirming their commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable living.

Beach Data

Event Information
Event Name International coastal Cleanup Day 2025
Description Beach cleaning at Chandrabhaga Beach
Chief Guest 1. Sri Smruti Ranjan Pradhan, scientist, State Pollution Control Board, 2. Sri Sanjeet Kuar, member, State Pollution Control Board 3. Sri Ramakrushna Mohanty, Headmaster, Artatrana High School, Simili
Participants & Beach Length
Male 310 Female 110
Length (m) 1000 Width (m) 50
Area (sq.m) 50000
Beach Information
Situated In Urban Beach Beach Usage tourism
Beach Type Sandy
Near Harbour/Jetty -1 Close to River/Creek? No
Close to Fishing Village? Yes Commercial Shop Available? Yes

Litter Information

Category Value
Fishing Nets 20.0
️ Plastic 20.0
Glass 10.0
Paper 10.0
Rubber 12.0
️ Metal 0.0
Wood 28.0
Medical Waste 0.0
Others 0.0
Total Litter 100.0
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