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A Fisherman's Journey From London to Raigad
Ganesh Nakhawa left a job in London to work for his community back home. Eight years later, when the lockdown struck his town, his foreign degree and his long-term vision helped Koli fishermen tide over the crisis. He shared these details with Brut recently.
28/06/2020 5:27 AM
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Jyoti T.
04/10/2020 04:53Mr Ganesh Nakhawa can we have your contact no or an email Id , you are an inspiration to us .
Karimulla B.
15/07/2020 16:18Best example for us friend. Working with a different team for good. But, SUCCESS is always with Hard workers, n it's YOU. Congratulations.
Sumangala S.
08/07/2020 01:55,👏👏
Rumi B.
07/07/2020 09:42It's a old tale- old wine in new bottle.👍
Samir B.
06/07/2020 21:06Wow Ganesh from Uran on Brut. Proud
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Anupam S.
04/07/2020 12:41What's inspiring about him?? Catching too many fishes, making oceans empty has only bad effects on environment.
Ameeta S.
02/07/2020 01:36Fish feel pain. Yes it is cruel. The world is waking up to this not to profit from killing and profit instead from supplying non violent foods
Gajendra D.
01/07/2020 16:42His *foreign* degree ???
Anish N.
01/07/2020 06:19Great initiative
Brut India
30/06/2020 06:50CORRECTION: Ganesh Nakhawa graduated from Edinburgh Napier University in Scotland and not the University of Edinburgh as stated in the video.
Mangesh P.
30/06/2020 05:00❤️
Vishal G.
30/06/2020 02:26Good inniative bro
Adesh D.
29/06/2020 19:16Awesome work ganesh, keep it up
Niranjan K.
29/06/2020 17:41Great work my friend
Kaholi C.
29/06/2020 10:52Good job
Siddesh V.
29/06/2020 10:00👏🏻👍🏻
Manoj K.
29/06/2020 07:32Good
Kanishk C.
29/06/2020 07:11How can you justify killing and eating an animal, goverment can provide those fishermen some alternative.
Sapna D.
29/06/2020 05:51Well done