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Election day, additional expenditure of ₹8,600 crore for Ahmedabad

Elections make Modi's promises come true, ₹10,000 to each person Ahmedabad, November 7, 2025 After the Bihar Assembly elections, when urban governments are to be formed in Gujarat, the Modi government at the Centre is preparing to make a splash. In 2025-26, the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation will receive grants from the Central Government u...

74 crore rupees spent, Atal Bridge’s revenue 27 crore rupees

Due to the high fees charged for the Atal Bridge, built by an Ahmedabad-based company, 27 crore rupees have been collected from 77.71 lakh visitors in three years. 37 percent of the expenditure incurred on this beautiful bridge has been recovered. The Atal Bridge, built over the Sabarmati River in Ahmedabad, which exudes its beauty, was visited ...

Three-nation food festival in Ahmedabad

Ahmedabad, November 7, 2025 The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, in collaboration with the South Asian Association for Gastronomy, will organize the 'Food for Thought Fest' food festival at the Sabarmati Riverfront Event Centre from November 13 to 16, 2025. Participants from Nepal, Spain, and the Netherlands will participate. Live cooking wo...

Sciatica by air disorders

Sciatica is commonly known as "Ranjhana" and "Gridhusi" in Ayurveda. It is a nerve disease caused by air disorders. The pain is intense. According to modern theory, the sciatic nerve originates from the five vertebrae at the end of the spinal cord. When pressure is applied to the vertebrae, this nerve becomes stretched, causing pain. When the ne...

Conflict, not unity, but oppression under Sardar’s statue

150th Birth Anniversary of Sardar Patel Dilip Patel Ahmedabad, October 30, 2025 On October 31st, 'Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat' will be celebrated in Ektanagar in the presence of Prime Minister Modi and a National Unity Parade will be held. However, the Narendra Modi government, which has shamed the British, has committed atrocities on the p...

What were the predictions before the massive devastation in Gujarat af...

Ahmedabad, October 30, 2025 The monsoon in Gujarat has been quite prolonged. The unseasonal rains that followed the monsoon have caused massive devastation for farmers, causing losses worth billions of rupees. Most of the crops in the fields have been destroyed. Despite the Meteorological Department's rain forecast, neither the Agriculture nor t...

72% of Agni Veer report job stress, 52% worry about their jobs

Vadodara, October 29, 2025 The Indian Army employs approximately 100,000 Agni Veer. A survey conducted in Gujarat raises questions about the country's future. Agni Veer are proud to serve the country, but due to short tenure, job insecurity, and limited benefits, they also experience stress, anxiety, and dissatisfaction. Many Agni Veer feel they ...

Four unseasonal rains have caused significant damage to crops.

Dilip Patel Ahmedabad, October 29, 2025 Gujarat has experienced four unseasonal rains: before Navratri, during Navratri, during Diwali, and after Diwali. Low pressure in the Arabian Sea caused rainfall across Gujarat. The floods have devastated farmers' five months of hard work. Crops like cotton, peanuts, paddy, soybeans, fruit and flower garden...

1 million trees in Ahmedabad

There were 6.18 lakh trees in 2012 Ahmedabad, October 28, 2025 For the first time since 2012, the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation is conducting a tree census with an agency called SARS India. According to the tree census work done so far, the Navrangpura ward has the highest number of trees at 180,000. The lowest number of trees, 651, was ...

50 hectares of land in Koteshwar, Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar released

Ahmedabad, October 28, 2025 The applicants had submitted a proposal to the state government for rezoning of the land in Koteshwar and Sughad. Since a sports complex is located nearby, the decision to send the proposal for rezoning of 50 hectares of land for civic amenities for the state government's approval was taken in the AUDA board meetin...

Unseasonal Rains Cause Heavy Damage to Farms

Dilip Patel Ahmedabad, October 27, 2025 Gujarat has experienced four spells of unseasonal rain: before Navratri, during Navratri, during Diwali, and after Diwali. The Agriculture Department had estimated that this would result in the production of 12 million 57 thousand tons of grains, pulses, cotton, and oilseeds. However, if the four spells ...

Gujarat Disturbed Areas Act Widens Religious Divisions in Cities

Gujarat has been a peaceful state for 25 years without any communal riots, so why do you think it is a troubled state? Dilip Patel Ahmedabad, October 25, 2025 In Gujarat, in any area covered by the Disturbed Areas Act, one religious community will not be able to transfer property to a person from another religious community without the prior p...

The sea has intruded 5 kilometers into the Gulf of Khambhat 

The sea has once again intruded into Khambhat. Threat to 70 villages and Khambhat October 22, 2025 The geographical landscape of Khambhat in Anand district is changing again. Khambhat was a global port, trading with 70 countries. The sea has intruded into the fields in Khambhat, at the mouth of the Sabarmati River. Many fields have been s...

Weather-resilient roads will be built in Gujarat

Major damage caused by rain and landslides will be prevented. Ahmedabad, October 24, 2025 ₹1,147 crore will be spent to make 20 roads in the state, spanning 271 kilometers, climate-resilient and equipped with new technologies. In the construction of climate-resilient and technology-enabled roads, new technologies such as waste plastic, white...

Analysis of Bhupendra Patel’s New Cabinet

Ahmedabad, October 18, 2025 Gujarat's new cabinet comprises five cabinet ministers, three ministers of state (independent charge), and 12 ministers of state. The announcement of the new cabinet is both a political undertaking and a risky one. The previously large cabinet consisted of 17 ministers, and now consists of 26 ministers. Maintaining b...