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Pune Students Help Fishermen Earn While Keeping 2800 Litres of Toxic Oil Out of the Sea
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Pune Students Help Fishermen Earn While Keeping 2800 Litres of Toxic Oil Out of the Sea
“Whatever we throw into the sea comes back to us on our plate,” says Gaurav Khanvilkar, a 36-year-old fisherman from Devgad in Maharashtra’s Sindhudurg district. For Gaurav, fishing is not simply work. It shapes the rhythm of daily life along the Konkan coast. Mornings begin early, boats head out before the sun rises, and evenings end with the day’s catch being sorted and sold. Varieties such as surmai (seer fish), pomfret, kingfish, and macker…
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