Life of a Lifeguard, saving Lives on Goa beach...
INDIAN EXPRESS, PANAJI | 21 March 2016 10:47 IST
It’s 9.30 am on a Tuesday and around 4,000 people have already gathered at Calangute beach in North Goa.
Oblivious to the red flag waving in a corner, a sign that the beach is closed, about half the visitors have ventured into the shallow waters. CLICK TO READ MORE
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