First of all we should not pollute the sea/ocean.
Garbage should be properly disposed.
We have to create awareness about beach clean up.
Have to give ideas about how to have clean ocean.
Cheer the people to clean beach.

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ગણેશ વિસર્જન અને અન્ય ધાર્મિક મુર્તિઓ પ્લાસ્ટર ઓફ પેરિસ ની ન વાપરતા માટીની ઇકોફ્રેન્ડલી વાપરવી

ધાર્મિક કાર્યો માં વપરાતા ફૂલ હાર વગેરે દરિયામાં ના પધારાવવા. દરિયાની આજુબાજુ ના દુકાનદારોએ પ્લાસ્ટિક ના ઝબલા ગ્રાહકોને ના આપવા. માઘ્યમિક શાળા તથા કૉલેજ ના વિદ્યાર્થીઓ દ્વારા નિયમિત દરિયાઇ સફાય કરાવવી. પર્યાવરણવિદો અને વનવિભાગ દ્વારા દરિયાઇ પટ્ટી પર આવેલા ગામોમાં સરપંચ નો સહારો લઈ દરિયાઇ પ્રદુષણ , મૅગ્રોવ , દરિયાઇ ઇકોસિસ્ટમ વગેરે વિશે જાગૃતિ ફેલાવવી.

note: My suggestion is in the attachment, brief provided in the comment here.
We have always been fascinated by the crystal clear water and the cleanliness we observe in the international beach destinations. People have associated popular beaches in India to be dirty and not up to the mark. However, I think by implementing certain policies and methodologies we can be better or atleast near to the cleanliness of international tourist destinations. The littering activities not only spoil the look of the beach but are also dangerous to the flora and fauna. I have prepared a simple beach cleaning framework to address at high level. (P.S., Could not put the whole content due to word limitation in the comment itself). As part of the framework, it offers some steps to tackle the problem. 

Cleaning starts with a 2 fold approach; A) Identify cost and effort, B) Implement initiatives
details in attachment

1)Ban plastic🛍 ❌2) segregate garbage properly in red blue black dustbin (3) every person should be aware of plastic harmful effects (4) take pledge not to litter garbage 🗑

close beaches for three years and clean it.......

Identify a clean-up site.
Choose a site coordinator.
Visit the site in advance.
Gather supplies.
Plan how to handle the recyclables.
Line up event partners.
Plan for handling hazardous waste.
Get volunteers to help.

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