IMD: Heavy rains lash Gujarat, Konkan, Costal Karnataka, Madhya Maharashtra
Mondays depression weakens into well-marked low-pressure area, set to weaken further, as rains head north and east towards Himalayan foothills
Gujarat Court Upholds Death Sentence For 38 In 2008 Ahmedabad Blasts Case
On July 26, 2008, a series of 21 bomb blasts ripped through Ahmedabad in a span of 70 minutes, killing 56 persons and injuring 200 others.
2008 Ahmedabad Serial Blasts: Gujarat HC Upholds Death Sentence for 38, Life Term for 11 Convicts
On July 26, 2008, a series of 21 bomb blasts ripped through Ahmedabad in a span of 70 minutes, killing 56 persons and injuring 200 others. Some hospitals in the city were also targeted
2008 Ahmedabad serial blasts: HC upholds death sentence for 38
Ahmedabad: The Gujarat High Court on Tuesday, July 7, upheld a special court order sentencing 38 convicts to death and 11 others to life imprisonment in the 2008 Ahmedabad serial blasts, which claimed 56 lives. A division bench of justices A Y Kogje and Samir Dave rejected all appeals against the order of the lower Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Gujarat High Court upholds death penalty for 38 convicts in 2008 Ahmedabad serial blasts case
The Gujarat High Court upheld a special court's 2022 verdict sentencing 38 convicts to death. Eleven other individuals received life imprisonment sentences in the same case. These convictions relate to the devastating 2008 Ahmedabad serial blasts which claimed 56 lives. The division bench dismissed all appeals filed against the special court's earlier order. The court affirmed the convictions and sentences awarded to members of the Indian Mujahideen terror outfit.
In a first, Gujarat building two air-filled rubber dams using South Korean technology
The two projects are being built across the Heran River at Rajvasana village in Chhota Udepur district and the Ambika River at Pathakwadi village in Tapi district at a combined cost of more than 162 crore
Gujarat High Court to pronounce verdict today in 2008 Ahmedabad serial blasts case
The Gujarat High Court will deliver its verdict on the 2008 Ahmedabad serial blast case. This terror attack claimed fifty-six lives and injured over two hundred people. Meanwhile, a separate investigation into the Delhi Red Fort blast case is ongoing. The National Investigation Agency has filed a forensic report and charge sheets in this matter. Accused individuals remain in judicial custody as the legal proceedings continue.
Amit Shah announces new cooperative life insurance firm, Bharat Taxi expansion to 500 cities
Union Minister Amit Shah on Monday announced that a cooperative life insurance company will be established to expand the business areas of cooperatives and also said the services of Bharat Taxi would be increased to 500 cities in the next two years. At an event in the national capital to mark the fifth Foundation Day of the Ministry of Cooperation, he stressed eradicating corruption in the appointments of professionals to enhance credibility in Indias cooperative ecosystem. Shah, the Cooperation Minister, said the establishment of the ministry has given a new lifeline to Indias cooperative movement, which was a neglected movement during the Congress regime. India has around 8.5 lakh cooperatives with more than 30 crore members. Shah highlighted that the ministry has taken many policy initiatives to make the cooperative system modern, transparent, technology-enabled, and competitive. The minister said that ride-hailing platform Bharat Taxi, which was launched under the cooperative model, has been doing well and would be expanded into 500 cities in the next two years. On similar lines to Bharat Taxi, Shah said: We will be setting up a life insurance company in the cooperative sector. This will help in the growth of cooperatives in the insurance sector. He mentioned that IFFCO-TOKIO, a joint venture of fertiliser cooperative IFFCO, is already in the insurance business. In India, there are 26 life insurance companies. Bharat Taxi is an initiative of Sahakar Taxi Cooperative Ltd, a driver-centric mobility platform based on the cooperative model. At present, Bharat Taxi has 6.37 lakh registered drivers and 35.77 lakh registered customers. The service is operational in Delhi-NCR, Gujarat, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Mumbai, Jaipur, and Kanpur and will soon be launched in Ranchi, Patna, Guwahati, Bhopal, Kolkata, Indore, and Nagpur in the next few months, according to an official statement. Addressing the event, Shah said a national cooperative was formed especially for seed production and expressed confidence that it will emerge as the countrys largest non-governmental seed production organisation in three years. The minister noted that the cooperative organisations have entered into many new sectors, expanding beyond dairy, sugar, fertiliser and banking businesses. Nearly 20 per cent of agricultural credit, 35 per cent of fertiliser distribution, and 31 per cent of sugar production are being carried out through cooperatives, he said. Shah mentioned that model bye-laws, which enable PACS (primary agricultural credit societies) to undertake 25-plus business activities, have now been adopted by all states, including West Bengal. According to the statement, these PACS now function beyond credit, covering retail, storage, healthcare, fuel, and digital services. As many as 394 PACS have applied for retail fuel outlets, and 3 outlets have been commissioned. More than 54,000 PACS are functioning as Common Service Centres while 4,248 PACS are approved for Jan Aushadhi Kendras. Listing out the initiatives, Shah said the ministry has identified the problems as well as opportunities in this sector. A database of the cooperative sector has been created which will help in identifying the gaps and enable expansion of cooperatives. Shah mentioned that Tribhuvan Sahkari University is being established at Anand in Gujarat, which will address the human resource problem. He said trained professionals in banking, dairy, marketing, agriculture, fertilizers, and other areas of cooperation will be prepared from this university. These professionals will be appointed based on merit. Our goal is to implement professional management in a phased manner from primary cooperative societies to top institutions. This will increase transparency in appointments, improve work efficiency, and also put an effective check on corruption related to appointments, Shah said. By eliminating corruption in appointments, the cooperative sector can win peoples trust, he said. The minister expressed confidence that the cooperative sector would play a key role in making Viksit Bharat by 2047. Shah emphasised the promotion of organic farming and reducing theuse of chemical fertilisers. We are bringing 100 per cent circular economy in the sugar and dairy sectors. Through this, manure that can serve as an alternative to DAP will be produced. This indigenous manure will be cheaper than DAP and better in quality, and will provide greater benefit to fields, he said. Shah appealed to the farmers to give up DAP (DI-ammonium phosphate) and accept and adopt this new manure in the coming days. Elaborating more, the minister said 50 important amendments have been made to the Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act, 2002, making the entire cooperative system more transparent and democratic. A total of nine national-level cooperative societies have been formed, including three new ones.
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Lion Mauls Cattle Herder in Gujarats Bhavnagar, Video Viral
The incident occurred in the morning at Garajiya village in Palitana taluka when the victim, identified as Kalubhai Parmar, had gone to feed his cattle, the officials said.
Video: Lion attacks cattle herder in Gujarats Bhavnagar
Ahmedabad: A cattle herder was injured after a sub-adult Asiatic lion attacked him in Gujarats Bhavnagar district on Monday, July 6, forest officials said. A video of the incident went viral on social media, showing the big cat gripping the mans arm in its jaws as he lay on the ground while bystanders tried to Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Video Shows Terrifying Moment Lion Refuses To Let Go Of Gujarat Man
The viral video shows the lion holding the injured man on the ground, gripping one of his legs tightly with its paws while clamping his hand in its jaws.
Gujarat police trace missing teen to Shivamogga, arrest accused
IMD weather update: India braces for a deluge as the Meteorological Department forecasts heavy to extremely heavy rainfall across numerous states on Tuesday, July 7. A depression over Jharkhand is driving widespread showers, with thunderstorms and gusty winds also expected. The monsoon's advance is anticipated to cover more regions, including Gujarat and parts of Rajasthan, over the next three days. Residents are urged to stay alert for potential flooding and disruptions.
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: Left-arm spinner Harsh Dubey, wicketkeeper-batter Prabhsimran Singh, seamers Yash Thakur and Ashok Sharma have earned their maiden call-ups to the Indian team for the T20I series against Zimbabwe, starting on July 23. Rinku Singh and Mayank Yadav have also made a return to India T20I set-up, which continues to be led by Shreyas Iyer. The six players come for the three-game Zimbabwe tour in place of Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Arshdeep Singh, Harshit Rana, Prasidh Krishna, Ravi Bishnoi and Sanju Samson, who are currently on the trip to England for the five-game series. Dubey got an ODI debut against Afghanistan at Dharamshala in June, where he picked 3-47. He was in India As 1-0 red-ball series victory in Sri Lanka, where he picked four scalps and made scores of 30 and 29. Thakur, Dubeys team-mate from Vidarbha set-up, picked five scalps in India A winning 50-over tri-series in Sri Lanka and took as many wickets in the subsequent red-ball series. Ashok, meanwhile, took 1-75 in the lone tri-series game he played after coming as a replacement for injured Yudhvir Singh Charak, after picking six scalps for Gujarat Titans in IPL 2026. The speedster came into limelight in the 2025/26 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, where he was the top wicket-taker with 22 wickets in ten games. Thakur, Dubeys team-mate from Vidarbha set-up, picked five scalps in India A winning 50-over tri-series in Sri Lanka and took as many wickets in the subsequent red-ball series. Also Read: Live Cricket Score India squad: Shreyas Iyer (Captain), Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Abhishek Sharma, Tilak Varma (Vice-Captain), Ishan Kishan (WK), Shivam Dube, Suryansh Shedge, Rinku Singh, Harsh Dubey, Varun Chakaravarathy, Prince Yadav, Yash Thakur, Ashok Sharma, Mayank Yadav, and Prabhsimran Singh (WK). Article Source: IANS
Mumbai Rains: Heavy rain disrupts Western Railway services; over 20 long-distance trains stranded
Severe rains and extensive waterlogging wreaked havoc on Western Railway on Monday, disrupting upwards of 40 train services and trapping over 20 long-distance trains in Maharashtra and south Gujarat. Key routes, notably the Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor, were inundated, leading to numerous train cancellations and diversions. In response to the situation, authorities provided crucial supplies and set up support desks for affected passengers.
Gujarat to build two rubber dams on Heran and Ambika rivers for irrigation and flood control
The system uses a rubber bladder mounted on a concrete base that is inflated to hold water and deflated to let river flow pass naturally
India braces for continued heavy to extremely heavy rainfall across multiple regions on Tuesday, with the IMD forecasting an active southwest monsoon. Gujarat, Konkan, and Goa are particularly vulnerable to intense downpours, while thunderstorms are anticipated in several states. The monsoon's advance is expected to strengthen over northwest India in the coming days, bringing more showers.
Weather Today and Tomorrow: India's southwest monsoon is intensifying, with the IMD issuing multiple rainfall alerts for July 6-7. Heavy to extremely heavy downpours are expected across Gujarat, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Kerala, Karnataka, and Himalayan states. Residents are urged to exercise caution due to potential thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds, with advisories for flood-prone areas.
CG Semi Commences Commercial Production at Gujarat OSAT Facility, Targets 300 Million Units Annually scanx.trade
'Not for private profit': Gujarat farmers dig in against Adani, other power firms - Deccan Herald
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Not for private profit: Gujarat farmers dig in against Adani power lines - Deccan Herald
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Luring The Wedding Planner for My Best Friends Wedding - Ahmedabad Mirror
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Saurashtra, South Gujarat drenched, reservoirs swell - Ahmedabad Mirror
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Faith taller than mountains: Elderly pilgrims defy age, pain on Amarnath route
Baltal, Jul 05: Their steps are slow, their bodies fragile, but their faith remains taller than the snow-clad mountains they climb. At the Baltal base camp, amid freezing winds, steep rocky tracks and thin mountain air, elderly pilgrims are emerging as the most inspiring faces of the ongoing Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra, proving that devotion can triumph over age, pain and physical limitations. Armed with walking sticks, wrapped in layers of woollens and often supported by family members or volunteers, senior citizens from across the country are undertaking the difficult pilgrimage with extraordinary determination, manycallingit the journey of a lifetime. For 76-year-old Om Prakash Sharma from Rajasthan, the dream of visiting the holy cave shrine of Baba Barfani had remained unfulfilled for decades. My health is not good, and my family was worried, but I told them faith gives strength that medicines cannot. I have waited many years for this darshan. No matter how difficult the route is, Baba himself gives us the courage to walk, he said while pausing for breath near the Baltal route. Nearby, 69-year-old Shanti Devi from Uttar Pradesh, leaning on her sons shoulder, smiled despite exhaustion and cold winds sweeping through the mountains. The body becomes weak with age, but devotion never grows old. Every time we chant Har Har Mahadev, we forget the pain and tiredness, she said. Seventy-three-year-old Baldev Singh from Punjab, carrying prayer beads in his hands, said he had undergone knee surgery last year but still decided to undertake the pilgrimage. My doctor advised me to avoid difficult travel, but I had made a promise to Baba Barfani. I believe when the call comes from the shrine, nothing can stop a devotee, he said. For Savitri Bai, a 71-year-old pilgrim from Maharashtra, the yatra is deeply emotional.I lost my husband three years ago, and this pilgrimage was our shared dream. I have come here carrying his memories and prayers with me. Standing in these mountains gives peace to the soul, she said with teary eyes. Another elderly yatri, 78-year-old Ghulam Nabi from Jammu, said the atmosphere of devotion itself gives strength to continue. When you see thousands chanting the name of Baba Barfani together, you forget your pain. The mountains may test the body, but faith keeps the heart alive, he said. Across the base camp and along the trek route, similar scenes are unfolding every day. Frail pilgrims with weak knees, respiratory problems and age-related ailments are slowly making their way towards the cave shrine on ponies, palkis and on foot, refusing to allow physical hardship to weaken their resolve. Many yatris said the harsh terrain only strengthens their spiritual connection. This yatra teaches patience, surrender and faith. Every difficult step feels like a prayer, said 72-year-old Ramesh Patel from Gujarat. Security forces and rescue teams deployed along the route are also playing a crucial role in helping elderly pilgrims complete the journey safely. Deputy Inspector General CRPF Srinagar North and nodal officer for Baltal base camp praised the spirit of senior citizens undertaking the pilgrimage and said every possible assistance was being extended to them. The determination and devotion shown by elderly yatris is truly remarkable. Despite physical challenges and difficult terrain, they are moving ahead with immense faith and positivity. CRPF personnel are providing all possible assistance to ensure that elderly and frail pilgrims can continue their journey safely and comfortably up to the holy cave shrine, he said. He said personnel deployed along the Baltal route are continuously assisting senior citizens at difficult stretches while medical teams, emergency response units and support staff remain available round the clock. As chants of Bam Bam Bhole and Har Har Mahadev echo through the mountains, the elderly pilgrims continue their sacred march proving that while the body may weaken with age, faith only grows stronger with time.
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Gujarat police reunite missing Maharashtra woman with family
The woman, who is mentally ill, was found hundreds of kilometres away from her home; she is among the 314 adults and 100 children traced and reunited with their families by the Amreli police since 2025
Mother-daughter duo flung into air as speeding car hits them; driver arrested
A shocking hit-and-run incident in Lunavada left a mother and daughter critically injured after a speeding car deliberately swerved and struck them. The duo was thrown into the air before the vehicle crashed into a house. Authorities have apprehended the driver, Kanu Rawal, following the terrifying event captured on CCTV. Both victims are currently receiving medical attention.
Gujarat moves closer to region-specific anti-snake venom
Hands over lyophilised (freeze-dried) venom from the four medically important venomous snake species found in the State to a licensed manufacturer for production.
Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad arrests 8 associated with Pakistan-based terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed News On AIR
Anshula's Mehendi celebrations: Karisma , Sonam, and more Bollywood stars joins
Anshula Kapoor's wedding festivities are underway for her July 6th marriage to Rohan Thakkar. The pre-wedding celebrations, blending Punjabi and Gujarati traditions, saw family and industry stars gather. Sisters Janhvi and Khushi orchestrated a surprise mehendi ceremony, delighting Anshula. The couple, who met online and got engaged last year, are set to tie the knot soon.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi sparked laughter and applause after using the viral Sun rahe ho na, Vinod? dialogue from Panchayat during a semiconductor event in Gujarat's Sanand. Responding to CG Power Chairman Vellayan Subbaiah's remark, Kaam bole chhe (work speaks for itself
Heavy to extremely heavy rainfall is set to lash large parts of India on Monday, with the monsoon active over western, central, and northern regions. Gujarat, Konkan, Goa, and central Maharashtra are bracing for intense downpours, while thunderstorms are anticipated across several states. The India Meteorological Department warns of potential waterlogging and localized flooding in vulnerable areas.
CG Semi has commenced commercial production at its Rs.7,500 crore semiconductor OSAT plant in Sanand, Gujarat. The facility will produce 200 million chips annually, create over 5,000 jobs, and has already begun exports to Japan and Malaysia.
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Weather Today and Tomorrow: India braces for intense monsoon activity on July 5-6, with extremely heavy rainfall predicted for western and central regions. Mumbai and surrounding areas are under a red alert. Northern, eastern, and northeastern states will also see widespread showers, while hill states face landslide and flash flood risks. Residents are urged to stay updated and avoid travel during heavy downpours.
Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor plan special mehendi celebration for Anshula Kapoor
Janhvi and Khushi Kapoor threw a wonderful surprise mehendi party for their sister Anshula Kapoor, gearing up for her wedding to Rohan Thakkar on July 6. Anshula, overjoyed, shared lovely snapshots showcasing the mix of Punjabi and Gujarati customs, reflecting her heartfelt gratitude to her sisters. The celebration brought together family and friends, with notable guests like Sonam Kapoor and Orry, in an atmosphere of love and excitement.
Is Sooryavanshis style sustainable for long time, asks Hayden
New Delhi, Juy 4: Vaibhav Sooryavanshis devil may care approach towards batting looks magical but other teenagers trying to ape the boy wonder should ponder if that template is sustainable, Australian legend Matthew Hayden cautioned. When Hayden, who very recently saw Sooryavanshi perform in the IPL while sitting in the Gujarat Titans dug-out, was asked []
Club dancers murder: Accused arrested from Gujarat
Southwest Monsoon To Cover Parts Of Gujarat, Punjab, Haryana In Next 4 days
The southwest monsoon is set to advance further into parts of the North Arabian Sea, Gujarat, the remaining areas of Haryana and Punjab, and more parts of Rajasthan over the next four days, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Saturday.
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Bankipur and Datia set for high-profile bypoll contests
The Election Commission has announced bypolls for assembly seats in Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat, with nominations closing July 15 and polling on July 30. The Bankipur seat in Bihar is a key contest, potentially seeing electoral debut of Prashant Kishor against the BJP. In Madhya Pradesh, the Datia seat is up for grabs after a Congress MLA's conviction, with both parties aiming to secure it.
Indias semiconductor push will create countless jobs: PM
Modi inaugurates semiconductor facility in Gujarats Sanand; says such clusters will bring about economic transformation; urges youth to tap the new opportunities in the emerging Artificial Intelligence era
PM Modi says UPA roadblocks delayed Gujarat semiconductor project by over two decades
Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the launch of a semiconductor facility in Sanand, Gujarat, realizing a vision that dates back 22 years. He pointed out the past central government's lack of action which stalled his semiconductor initiatives. Modi showcased India's strides in establishing a robust electronics value chain, working towards a vision of 'Viksit Bharat'.
PM Modi's degree record: Gujarat court rejects Arvind Kejriwal's revision plea
A sessions court in Ahmedabad has dismissed AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal's plea seeking records of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's educational degrees. The court rejected his challenge to a magistrate's order, stating the application was a fishing inquiry to justify prior statements. Gujarat University argued this was impermissible during an ongoing defamation trial against Kejriwal and Sanjay Singh.
Southwest monsoon to cover parts of Gujarat, Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan in next 4 days: IMD
In its daily forecast, the IMD said isolated extremely heavy rainfall is likely over Konkan and the Gujarat region between July 4-7, Madhya Maharashtra between July 4-6, Saurashtra and Odisha on July 4-5, and West Madhya Pradesh on Saturday.
Gujarat Police rescue missing teen from Karnataka after five-month search
Additional Director General of Police (Women Cell, CID Crime), Ajay Choudhary, said that Operation Milap was extended by 10 days after the completion of the month-long campaign
PM Modi Inaugurates Semiconductor Facility In Gujarat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said that India is building the entire electronics value chain from products and components to semiconductors which is the country's roadmap to 'Viksit Bharat' (developed India).
Gujarat TAT Secondary Prelims Result 2026 Out; Here's Direct Link To Download Scorecards
Gujarat TAT Secondary Prelims Result 2026 Out: Candidates who have qualified in the preliminary examination will be eligible to appear for the TAT-S Main Examination, which is scheduled to be held on August 3.
Life convict in Gujarat dacoity-cum-murder case, who fled custody 15 years ago, arrested in Ayodhya
A notorious fugitive, convicted for a 2008 dacoity-cum-murder in Gujarat and on the run for over 15 years after escaping police custody, has been apprehended in Ayodhya. Ghanshyam Verma, who had been living under an assumed identity as a mechanic, was arrested in a joint operation by UP STF and Gujarat Police. His capture concludes a lengthy manhunt across multiple states.
PM Modi inaugurates CG Semi chip plant in Sanand, Gujarat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated India's third semiconductor manufacturing plant in Sanand, Gujarat, a significant stride in building a domestic chip ecosystem. This facility aims to bolster manufacturing, strengthen electronics supply chains, and reduce import reliance. Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw highlighted the rapid development of the sector, underscoring its national priority. Meanwhile, the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail corridor is nearing completion, with an operational stretch anticipated in 2027.
The State Examination Board has announced the Gujarat TAT Secondary 2026 preliminary exam results. Candidates can now access their scorecards online, detailing marks and qualifying status for the mains examination. The recruitment aims to fill teaching positions for Classes 9 and 10. The exam featured a penalty for incorrect answers, and results were released on July 4, 2026.
Indian Potash Ltd ties up with UPL arm to boost sugarcane yield around Gujarat mill
Indian Potash Ltd. has partnered with UPL Ltd. to significantly boost sugarcane output in Gujarat. This three-year collaboration will introduce advanced farming techniques, including regenerative practices and better resource management, across 2,000 acres. The initiative aims to enhance farmer prosperity and sustainability around IPL's Kodinar Sugar Mill, leveraging scientific agronomy and digital tools for improved yields and conservation.
8 Suspected Jaish-e-Mohammed Terrorists Arrested by Gujarat ATS
The Gujarat Police and Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), currently tightening security arrangements for the upcoming Lord Jagannath Rath Yatra scheduled for July 16, have achieved a major breakthrough. In a highly confidential and significant operation, ...
PM Modi to unveil major infrastructure projects in Rajasthan and Gujarat
The CG Semi OSAT facility has been developed with an investment of more than Rs 7,500 crore and is among the first four semiconductor projects approved under the Mission.
GSEB Class 10th, 12th Supplementary Result 2026 Declared; Check Purak Exam Scorecards Here
GSEB SSC and HSC Supplementary Result 2026 has been declared. Check Gujarat Board Class 10, 12 Purak exam results, pass percentage and download steps.
Gujarat Weather Update today: Gujarat is experiencing an intense monsoon phase with a red alert issued for seven districts and two Union Territories due to the threat of extremely heavy rainfall and potential flooding. South Gujarat and Saurashtra have already recorded significant downpours, with some areas receiving over 22 inches. Orange alerts are in place for several other districts, urging caution as rivers and dams are closely monitored.
Farmer protests force Gujarat to switch to market-value for transmission projects
Under the revised policy, compensation for land occupied by transmission towers will instead be calculated at 200% of the prevailing market value, a move expected to substantially increase payouts in several districts
Gujarat govt hikes compensation to farmers for land used for power transmission lines, towers
Gujarat farmers will now receive double the prevailing market value for land used for electricity transmission lines, a significant upgrade from previous jantri-based compensation. The government also expanded the compensable area for tower bases and abolished staggered payments, opting for a single upfront payout. A new Market Rate Committee will ensure fair land valuations, with compensation varying based on location.
Eight alleged JeM members arrested by Gujarat ATS
The Gujarat ATS arrested eight alleged Jaish-e-Mohammed operatives accused of trying to establish a terror network in the state
Historic leap by UP under CM Yogis leadership in PM Surya Ghar Yojana
Uttar Pradesh has created a new history in the residential rooftop solar sector in Pradhan Mantri Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. In June 2026, the state secured the top position in the country by installing 71,888 residential rooftop solar plants. This is not only Uttar Pradeshs best-ever monthly performance, but also a new national record for the highest number of residential rooftop solar installations carried out by any state in a single month. So far, Uttar Pradesh has received 10,89,716 applications, and the installation of 6,36,745 residential rooftop solar plants has been completed. For several consecutive months, Uttar Pradesh has been recording the highest monthly installations in the country and has emerged as the fastest-growing state in Indias residential rooftop solar sector. Considering the current trends, it is estimated that by the end of July 2026, Uttar Pradesh may surpass Maharashtra in the total number of residential rooftop solar installations and become the countrys second-largest residential rooftop solar state. The states next target is to surpass Gujarat and become Indias number one state in terms of total residential rooftop solar installations. Uttar Pradeshs achievements in the residential rooftop solar sector have also been unprecedented. More than 2,148 MW of capacity has been installed in the state so far, and subsidies exceeding 5,500 crore have been transferred directly to consumers. More than 7,000 companies and vendors are working in this sector, and over 80,000 direct and indirect employment opportunities have been created. Residential rooftop solar systems in the state are generating approximately 96 lakh units of free electricity per day, with an estimated value of more than Rs 6 crore per day. In addition, this sector is generating a daily business turnover of more than 40 crore, while saving more than 9,000 acres of land, which is a significant achievement compared to large-scale land-based power projects. This success of Uttar Pradesh is the result of the collective efforts of aware consumers, solar vendors, UPNEDA, banking institutions, DISCOMs, and all stakeholders. The states rapid progress in the residential rooftop solar sector is not only promoting clean energy and energy self-reliance but is also making Uttar Pradesh the new leader of Indias residential rooftop solar revolution. After becoming the countrys number one state in monthly installations, Uttar Pradesh is now aiming to become Indias number one state in terms of total residential rooftop solar installations as well.
PM Modi to inaugurate Jodhpur airport terminal, Barmer refinery today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming visit to Rajasthan will mark the inauguration of a new Jodhpur Airport terminal and the Pachpadra refinery-cum-petrochemical complex, significant development projects for the state. Meanwhile, in Gujarat, the Prime Minister will inaugurate a semiconductor assembly and test facility in Sanand, a major step for India's chip manufacturing capabilities. These events are expected to boost employment and connectivity.
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Gujarat ATS arrests eight with links to Jaish-e-Mohammed plotting terror network
The Gujarat ATS has arrested eight people from Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh for their alleged links to the banned terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and for attempting to establish an active terror network in the state.
'Attacks Being Planned': Gujarat Anti-Terror Agency Arrests 8 Jaish Members
The coordinated counter-terrorism crackdown spanned across multiple regions in Gujarat, including Banaskantha, Patan, and Navsari, as well as Dewas in Madhya Pradesh.
Gujarat ATS arrests 8 'members' of terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed
Gujarat's Anti-Terrorist Squad has apprehended eight individuals suspected of having ties to Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed. Arrested across Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh, the group was allegedly working to establish an active terror network within the state. Authorities have registered a case against them under the UAPA and Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, signaling a significant crackdown on potential terror operations.
Knack Packaging IPO oversubscribed 25.75x on final day; NII category leads at 76.83x
The Gujarat-based company manufactures printed and laminated woven polypropylene bags and serves customers across 68 countries
Gujarat Board has released the SSC and HSC Supplementary results for 2026 today, July 3. Students can check their scores online using their seat numbers. The Science stream saw a pass percentage of 27.36%, while the SSC exam recorded 29.86% for boys and 39.26% for girls. The HSC General stream achieved an overall pass rate of 60.83%.
GSEB HSC Science Supplementary result 2026 declared; pass percentage stands at 27.36%
The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has declared the HSC Science Supplementary Result 2026, with an overall pass percentage of 27.36%. Out of 16,120 students who appeared for the examination, 4,411 qualified. Girls outperformed boys in both A and B Groups, while regular candidates recorded better results than repeaters.
India braces for intense monsoon activity as the IMD forecasts heavy to extremely heavy rainfall across Gujarat, central India, and eastern regions on Saturday. Thunderstorms and lightning are also anticipated in many areas. The monsoon is expected to advance further, bringing widespread rain to northwest, central, eastern, northeastern, and peninsular India over the next few days.
Video: Couple Suffers Horrific Bike Crash After Hitting Massive Pothole In Gujarat
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Never knew Kashmir was so beautiful: First-time Yatris
Praise Valleys hospitality, beauty, spirit of brotherhood Srinagar, Jul 02: Yatri Niwas Pantha Chowk in Srinagar came alive with chants of Bam Bam Bhole, prayers and emotional scenes on Thursday as hundreds of first-time Shri Amarnath Yatra pilgrims arrived in the Valley, many of them overwhelmed by Kashmirs breathtaking beauty and warm hospitality. From elderly devotees to youngsters, the atmosphere at the Yatri Niwas reflected a unique blend of spirituality, excitement and relief as pilgrims prepared to proceed towards the holy cave shrine through the Baltal and Pahalgam routes. For many first-time yatris, the journeyturned intofar more than a religious pilgrimage. Alongside faith and devotion, pilgrims said they were deeply touched by the kindness, compassion and brotherhood shown by the people of Kashmir. We never knew Kashmir was so beautiful and peaceful, said Meena Sharma, a pilgrim from Delhi, while admiring the mist-covered mountains surrounding the city. We had heard many things before coming here, but after arriving, all our fears disappeared. The people here welcomed us warmly and guided us at every step. We are taking back beautiful memories from Kashmir. The arrival of pilgrims filled the Yatri Niwas with energy and devotion as volunteers, officials and security personnel assisted devotees with directions, registration and accommodation. Pushpa Devi, a first-time yatri from Madhya Pradesh, said the Valleys natural beauty and hospitality made the spiritual journey even more memorable. The mountains, cool breeze and peaceful atmosphere make this place feel heavenly, she said. But what touched us most was the behaviour of the people. Shopkeepers, volunteers and even strangers were helping pilgrims selflessly. We feel respected and cared for here. Several women pilgrims said they felt safe and comfortable during their stay in Kashmir and appreciated the support extended by locals and security personnel. As women travellers, safety is always a concern during long journeys, but here we felt completely comfortable, said Rekha Joshi, who arrived with a group from Gujarat. Locals offered us water, directions and help whenever needed. The police and volunteers are guiding everyone patiently. Another woman pilgrim from Maharashtra said the atmosphere in Kashmir had changed her perception of the Valley. We used to see Kashmir only in photographs and on television, but seeing it in person is a completely different feeling, she said. The greenery, rivers and mountains are mesmerising, and the warmth of people makes the experience even more special. Elderly yatris, too, shared emotional accounts of the assistance they received from residents and volunteers. At this age, travelling and climbing are not easy, said 70-year-old Om Prakash from Haryana. But young boys here helped elderly pilgrims with luggage and guided us patiently. Their humanity and respect touched my heart. Another elderly pilgrim from Rajasthan, Shanti Lal Sharma, said his perception of Kashmir had changed completely after visiting the Valley. We came here with devotion for Baba Amarnath, but we are also taking back love and affection from Kashmir, he said. People here welcomed us like family members. This journey will remain in our hearts forever. Pilgrims also praised the administration, Jammu and Kashmir Police and other security agencies for maintaining smooth arrangements and ensuring a secure atmosphere. The arrangements are excellent, said Rajesh Tiwari from Uttar Pradesh. From Jammu to Srinagar, everything has been systematic. Security personnel are present everywhere and are helping devotees with patience and humility. However, many pilgrims urged authorities to simplify the registration process and increase the number of registration counters, particularly for senior citizens and first-time visitors unfamiliar with procedures. Registration should be easier and quicker, said a group of pilgrims from Punjab. Long queues become exhausting, especially for elderly people and women travelling with families. More counters and help desks would make the experience smoother. Some yatris also demanded separate assistance facilities for women and elderly devotees at registration and transit points. Despite minor inconveniences, pilgrims said the warmth of Kashmirs people and the spiritual atmosphere overshadowed every hardship. For us, this is no longer just a pilgrimage, said one elderly devotee while preparing for the onward journey. It has become a lesson in humanity, brotherhood and peace. The majority of the pilgrims urged the LG Manoj Sinha-led administration to set up additional registration counters so that every pilgrim can undertake a hassle-free journey. There should be more counters for registration, andcompletion offormalities should be donein a very speedy manner.After performing darshan at the holy cave shrine, we would like to visit tourist places and take a shikara ride in Dal Lake as well, a group of enthusiastic pilgrims said.
Amarnath Yatris receive grand welcome in Kashmir
First batch of 4,822 pilgrims greeted with garlands, sweets Devotees praise LG admin, police, locals for seamless arrangements Srinagar, Jul 02: Amid tight security arrangements, spiritual fervour and scenes of warmth and celebration, the 57-day annual Shri Amarnath Yatra formally commenced on Thursday with the arrival of the first batch of pilgrims in Kashmir, where devotees were accorded a grand welcome by civil administration, police officers, political representatives and locals. The first batch of 4,822 yatris was flagged off from Jammu by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha in the early hours before proceedingtowardsthe holy cave shrine through the twin routes of Baltal in Ganderbal district and Chandanwari-Pahalgam in south Kashmirs Anantnag district. As the convoy reached Srinagars Yatri Niwas Pantha Chowk, Deputy Commissioner Srinagar Akshay Labroo and Senior Superintendent of Police Srinagar Dr G V Sundeep Chakravorty welcomed the pilgrims with flower garlands and distributed sweets among them. The atmosphere reverberated with chants of Har Har Mahadev and Bam Bam Bhole as pilgrims stepped into the Valley with visible excitement and devotion. In south Kashmirs Anantnag district, National Conference MLA Altaf Kaloo and SSP Anantnag Amod Nagpure also received the yatris warmly, garlanding devotees and interacting with them as they proceededtowardsthe Pahalgam route.The pilgrims were received warmly at both base campsBaltal in Ganderbal district and Chandwari at Pahalgam, where officials from the administration, police and locals presented bouquets to them and also distributed sweets among the pilgrimsas a mark of Kashmirs age-old hospitality and communal harmony traditions. The beginning of the annual pilgrimage transformed parts of Kashmir into a scene of celebration and spirituality, with officials, volunteers and residents extending greetings and assistance to the devotees. Many pilgrims, especially first-time visitors, said the hospitality and arrangementshadexceeded their expectations. We had heard so much about Kashmir and the Amarnath Yatra, but the welcome we received here touched our hearts, said Neha Sharma, a pilgrim from Delhi travelling with her family.Theadministration has made excellent arrangements, and local people are treating us with kindness and respect. An elderly pilgrim from Gujarat, Mahesh Patel, said the arrangements from Jammu to Srinagar were smooth and highly organised. At this age, travelling long distances is difficult, but everything has been properly managed. Security forces are present everywhere, and medical teams are also available. We feel safe and comfortable, he said. Women pilgrims also praised the support extended by police personnel and volunteers.As women travellers, safety and facilities are our biggest concerns during such journeys, said Rekha Joshi from Maharashtra. But here, the police and officials are constantly guiding and helping us. Even the residents welcomed us warmly. It feels spiritually uplifting. Several yatris appreciated the efforts of Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and the administration for ensuringthesmooth conduct of the pilgrimage. The LG administration deserves appreciation for making such elaborate arrangements for lakhs of pilgrims, said Ramesh Kumar from Uttar Pradesh. Accommodation, transport, sanitation and security arrangements are all up to the mark. Pilgrims particularly lauded the role of Jammu and Kashmir Police, CRPF and other security agencies for maintaining a strong yet pilgrim-friendly atmosphere. The police personnel are not just providing security, they are also helping elderly pilgrims with directions, luggage and medical assistance, said a devotee from Rajasthan. Their behaviour has been very humble and cooperative. Another yatri from Punjab said the spiritual atmosphere in Kashmir made the journey even more memorable. The mountains, fresh air and devotion all around create a divine feeling. The warmth shown by Kashmiris has removed all fear and hesitation from our minds, he said. Officials said elaborate multi-layer security arrangements have been put in place for the 57-day pilgrimage, including surveillance, area domination, checkpoints, disaster response teams, medical camps and traffic management alongbothBaltal and Pahalgam routes. The annual Shri Amarnath Yatra, one of the countrys most significant Hindu pilgrimages, attracts lakhs of devotees every year who undertake the arduous journey to pay obeisance at the holy cave shrine housing the naturally formed ice Shivlingam. As the first batch of pilgrims moved towards Baltal and Pahalgam amid chants and prayers, the beginning of the yatra once again reflected Kashmirs enduring tradition of hospitality, communal harmony and spiritual coexistence.
