Archive · 28 Jan 2026
Mumbai’s Juhu Beach Cleaned by Tractor-Driven Machine
A video of a tractor-driven machine cleaning Juhu Beach in Mumbai has gone viral.
The machine uses rotating drums to collect garbage from the sand.
While many people were impressed by the machine, others questioned why such large-scale cleaning is necessary.
They argued that people should have better civic sense and not litter on the beach.
The discussion also highlighted that similar machines are used in other parts of India, like Chennai.
The BMC uses these machines to handle about 150 tonnes of garbage daily, but they face challenges like high costs and constant littering.
A tractor-driven beach-cleaning machine is used to clean Juhu Beach in Mumbai.
The machine uses rotating drums to sift through sand and collect waste.
The video sparked an online debate about civic responsibility and littering.
Similar machines are used in other Indian cities like Chennai.
The BMC handles about 150 tonnes of garbage daily with these machines.
- Who
- BMC (Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation) and citizens of Mumbai
- What
- A tractor-driven beach-cleaning machine is used to clean Juhu Beach
- When
- Regularly, often in the morning and evening
- Where
- Juhu Beach, Mumbai, India
- Why
- To remove garbage and maintain cleanliness on the beach
- Location
- Juhu Beach, Mumbai, India
- Machine Type
- Tractor-driven beach-cleaning machine
- Daily Garbage Handled
- 150 tonnes
- Manufacturers in India
- Barber, Gamzen, Pamtec
- Other Locations in India
- Chennai, Vishakhapatnam, Mahabalipuram
- Cleaning Frequency
- Morning and evening
- Challenges
- High costs, maintenance, constant littering