Juhu Beach Cleanup
Ajay Devgn Joins Mumbai Volunteers to Clean Juhu Beach After Ganesh Immersion
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Ajay Devgn joined Amruta Fadnavis, Divija Fadnavis, civic officials, students, NGOs and other volunteers at the Divyaj Foundation’s Sea Shore Shine 2026 cleanup at Mumbai’s Juhu Beach, held the day after Ganesh immersion. Organized with the BMC and Mumbai Police, the drive addressed post-festival waste and marine pollution while promoting ongoing care for the coastline. Fadnavis and Devgn urged residents—especially young people—to take shared responsibility for keeping the city and its beaches clean.
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Divija Fadnavis said taking part in clean-up drives helps young people build confidence and a sense of responsibility toward the nation.
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BMC Commissioner Ashwini Bhide and Maharashtra Minister Mangal Prabhat Lodha also attended the drive.
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Amruta Fadnavis said Divyaj Foundation had been working to clean the beach for six years; BJP MLA Ram Kadam noted that NGOs and spiritual organisations were among those involved.
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Footage from the event showed Ajay Devgn personally collecting post-immersion waste and putting it into bags with other volunteers.
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Amruta Fadnavis said the initiative was intended to raise awareness about sustainable living and help ensure environmental concerns advance alongside cultural traditions.
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