Eight Indian beaches, spread across five states and two union territories, have been awarded the “BLUE FLAG” by an International Jury comprising of eminent members viz UNEP, UNWTO, FEE, IUCN. The beaches that have been awarded the ‘BLUE FLAG” are Shivrajpur (Dwarka-Gujarat), Ghoghla (Diu), Kasarkod and Padubidri (Karnataka), Kappad (Kerala), Rushikonda (AP), Golden (Puri-Odisha) and Radhanagar (A&N Islands). Kappad beach in Kerala India has also been awarded a 3rd Prize by the International Jury under the “International Best Practices” for pollution control in coastal regions. Interestingly, no 'BLUE FLAG' nation has ever been awarded for 8 beaches in a single attempt. “India is also the first country in “Asia-Pacific” region which has achieved this feat in just about 2 ye...
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