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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...
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...
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 ...
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...
Cyclones: The Arabian Sea has become a sea of death for Gujarat
All of Gujarat's polluted water is piped into the sea
Despite the existence of two departments, Environment and Climate Change, no research has been conducted.
Dilip Patel
Ahmedabad, 8 Auctober 2025
The surface temperature of the Arabian Sea is rising by an average of 10.1 millimeters every year, leading to an increase in the number of cycl...
Peanut farmers suffer losses of ₹20,000 crore
After the natural disaster, traders, the government, and the oil lobby are looting farmers openly
Dilip Patel
Ahmedabad, October 5, 2025
Farmers are suffering due to inadequate government support. On the one hand, peanut production may decline from 6.6 million tons to 5 million tons due to delayed rains. Furthermore, traders are forced to ...
Ahmedabad’s most expensive project, Asia’s largest garbage...
Dilip Patel
Ahmedabad, October 12, 2025
Instead of closing the Kharikut Canal, which brings water from the Khari River passing through the heart of Ahmedabad city, the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation and the state government spent Rs 5 thousand crores in 35 years on keeping it operational and repairing it, but no solution was found.
Due to t...
Decline in Organic Farming, Prime Minister and Governor fail in Guj
52% Decline in Organic Farming in One Year
Dilip Patel
Ahmedabad, September 26, 2025
Certified organic farming has declined in Gujarat's agricultural sector. Meanwhile, claims are being made that natural or organic farming has increased. Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the National Mission for Natural Farming, which appears to be failing...
Maniben produces 1,100 liters of milk daily
Ahmedabad, September 21, 2025
Maniben of Banaskantha has secured second place in Banaskantha district by selling milk worth ₹19.4 million in 2024-25. This year, the goal is to purchase 100 more new buffaloes and sell milk worth ₹3 crore.
Manuben Jesungbhai Chaudhary, 65, a resident of Kasara village in Kankrej taluka, produces 1,100 liters of m...
Saline land is increasing in Gujarat
Dilip Patel
Ahmedabad, 14 September 2025
Gujarat is the only region where the problem of saline land is increasing due to three areas such as coastal area, desert, river mouth, low rainfall, deep groundwater exploitation. Desert, sea, dam and borewell have become a curse for the farmers of Gujarat.
Agricultural land in India is becoming saline...
Kakrapar canal – Guj. govt left 50 thousand farmers in trouble
Valuable crops in danger due to sudden closure of Kakrapar canal, protest
Dilip Patel
12-13 September 2025
The decision of the Superintending Engineer of Surat Irrigation Division to stop the flow of irrigation water in the canals of Kakrapar right bank section for 90 days from 1 December 2025 to 28 February 2026 is being opposed. The cana...
Dudhala village solves water problem in 4 thousand bighas
2 November 2024
A river is seen in the northwestern part of Lathi town on National Highway 351-F from Lathi town to Amreli town.
Dhari taluka of Amreli district receives an average rainfall of 25 inches annually, which is the lowest among the 11 talukas of the district. Dhari is followed by Lathi which receives an average rainfall of 26 inches ...
Ghed’s fields flooded again
July 2024
Ghed was flooded again, the fields were filled with water. Farmers are facing trouble due to the temporary repair work on the gabion wall being washed away.
Ghed Panthak has been flooded again due to rain last night in Junagadh district. Sand bags kept on the broken gabion wall in the Ojat river near Bamanasa were washed away and wa...
High Court rejects survey of crop insurance compensation for farmers
Important news on the issue of compensation for crop insurance of farmers, High Court rejected the survey report of the government
July 2024
The Gujarat High Court has rejected the report prepared by the government committee on the issue of crop insurance compensation. The government did not listen to the arguments of the farmers. Due to heavy ra...