On January 11, 2025, the Jallosh Clean Coast initiative of Project Mumbai, in collaboration with L&T, organized a beach cleanup drive at Juhu Koliwada Beach as part of their corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts. L&T volunteers came together for this initiative, which aimed to clean the local beach, instill a sense of civic responsibility among the volunteers, and raise awareness about the importance of waste management. A total of 150 volunteers dedicated over 375 hours to the cleanup effort, successfully collecting 388 kilograms of plastic waste from the sea.

On January 18, 2025, the Jallosh Clean Coast initiative continued its efforts by organizing its monthly beach cleanup across several beaches in Mumbai, including Juhu Pagli, Bandra, Dadar, and Mahim. This initiative, held on weekends, seeks to combat pollution and preserve marine life. Volunteers were divided into teams and worked diligently to remove plastic waste from the shores. Over 412 volunteers participated, contributing a remarkable 1,030 hours collectively to the cleanup. Together, they successfully collected an impressive 2,156 kilograms of plastic waste from the sea.

On January 27, 2025, the Jallosh Clean Coast initiative once again partnered with Brother International to organize a beach cleanup drive at Juhu Koliwada Beach as part of their CSR efforts. With over 25 volunteers investing more than 62 hours collectively in the cleanup, they managed to collect 269.65 kilograms of plastic waste from the sea.

This Jallosh initiative highlights the power of community action in keeping Mumbai’s beaches clean and safe.