Love jihad, land jihad laws in six months: Bengal CM
Vows UCC in Bengal KOLKATA: Bengal chief minister Suvendu Adhikari on Sunday announced that his government plans to introduce a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in the state, following the example of Uttarakhand and Gujarat, and enact stringent laws against what he termed love jihad and land jihad within six months. Adhikari made the announcement at []
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Gujarat to relocate Maldhari families from Barda Sanctuary
Gujarat has announced a scheme to relocate Maldhari families from the Barda Wildlife Sanctuary. The scheme provides a one-time payment of Rs 15 lakh for families willing to move. Relocating families will receive a 100-square-yard housing plot and additional land for livestock. This initiative aims to create more space for Asiatic lions and reduce pressure on Gir National Park.
Four raids, liquor seized worth over Rs two crore in Gujarat; 5 arrested, 21 wanted
Digital Desk | Ahmedabad, Oct 5 (IANS) Gujarat Police's State Monitoring Cell (SMC) seized Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) valued at more than Rs two crore in four raids conducted in Valsad, Ahmedabad Rural, Bharuch and Jamnagar districts, with 36,330 bottles and several vehicles and mobile phones among the seized items. The largest seizure was made on Sunday in Bharuch district, where the State Monitoring Cell seized around 958 boxes containing 23,460 bottles of IMFL and beer valued at Rs 1,43,84,200. The raid was conducted by Police Sub-Inspector J.S. Rajput on the Mumbai-Delhi Expressway near the outskirts of Khalpiya village under Ankleshwar Rural police station limits. Police also seized a vehicle and two mobile phones, taking the total value of the seized property to Rs 1,74,09,200. One person, Anwarsha Mohammad Hanif Belgavkar, a resident of Hubli in Karnataka, was arrested. Five others are wanted, including a person identified as Sheth, who allegedly sent the liquor consignment from Haryana, Sikandar Sheikh of Hubli, and three others, including the person who allegedly ordered the consignment and the truck owner. In Jamnagar, the State Monitoring Cell seized around 246 boxes containing 10,409 bottles of IMFL and beer valued at Rs 37,21,848. The raid was carried out by Police Inspector R.K. Karmata on an open public road in the GIDC area of Naghedi village in connection with the alleged cutting and distribution of liquor. Five vehicles, four mobile phones, cash and other items were also seized, taking the total value of the seized property to Rs 1,37,58,491. Two persons Dipak alias Atapatu Jethwani of Jamnagar and Yuvrajsinh Chudasama of Naghedi were arrested, while nine others were declared wanted. Police said around 22 liquor transportation cases have been registered against Jethwani across Jamnagar, Kutch, Morbi and Rajkot Rural districts. Three liquor-related cases have been registered against Chudasama in Jamnagar and Rajkot City, and police said he is wanted in a case registered at the DCB Police Station in Rajkot City. Among the wanted accused in the Jamnagar case are Ram alias Ramko Modhwadia, Kana Modhwadia, Irfan Kasam Kateliya, Jignesh alias Jigo Vinod Khichda, Aspak of Nuh in Haryana and Rahul Razaq of Bharatpur in Rajasthan. Police said around 49 cases have been registered against Ram alias Ramko in Jamnagar, Devbhumi Dwarka, Patan and Surendranagar districts, while five cases are registered against Kana in Jamnagar and Devbhumi Dwarka, eight against Irfan in Jamnagar and Devbhumi Dwarka, and around 15 against Jignesh in Jamnagar. Three other wanted persons include the owners of vehicles found at the spot. In Ahmedabad Rural, the cell seized around 35 boxes containing 410 bottles of IMFL and beer valued at Rs 13,36,064 during a raid at Chitrakut Society, within the limits of Kolat village in Sanand taluka. Police Inspector Y.J. Rathod led the operation. One vehicle and two mobile phones were also seized, taking the total value of the property to Rs 14,26,064. Kunj Patel of Bodakdev in Ahmedabad, was arrested. Five others are wanted, including Arvindbhai Chhaganbhai Patel of Bodakdev and a person who allegedly sent the foreign liquor consignment from Haryana through transport, along with three other accused. In Valsad, Police Inspector A.Y. Baloch conducted a raid on a public road at Chokifaliya in Kalsargam under Pardi taluka. Police seized around 60 boxes containing 2,051 bottles of IMFL and beer valued at Rs 5,90,784. Ten vehicles and two mobile phones were also seized, taking the total value of the property to Rs 19,86,284. Sanjay alias Sanjay Bhayo Singh, a resident of Udvada in Valsad district and originally from Ara district in Bihar, was arrested. Notices were issued to two persons, identified as female accused, while Bipin Patel of Daman, Kapil Bhandari of Orwad in Pardi and Kunal Patel were declared wanted. Cases were registered against all the accused under relevant sections and further investigations are underway.
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Ganja worth over Rs 2.37 crore found cultivated among cotton crops in Gujarat; four held
Digital Desk | Sabarkantha, Oct 5 (IANS) Illegal cultivation of ganja concealed among cotton crops was detected at two locations in Sabarkantha district's Poshina taluka of Gujarat, with police seizing more than 475 kg of the narcotic substance and arresting four people, the police said. The Special Operations Group (SOG) said on Sunday that it seized 666 ganja plants weighing 401.730 kg and valued at Rs 2,00,86,500 crore from agricultural land in Anjani village. One person, identified as Shrinbhai Gamar, was arrested, while another accused, Manabhai Gamar, remained to be arrested. The SOG said its personnel were patrolling villages along the Poshina border under operations related to the ATS Charter when two personnel received information from human sources about ganja being cultivated on land allegedly under Gamar's possession in Jalera Faliya of Anjani. As the team could not immediately visit the location, technical surveillance was used to verify the information. A subsequent search found ganja plants being cultivated under the cover of cotton crops, following which action was initiated under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. In a separate operation in the Ro-Padola Faliya area of Kalikankar village, Poshina Police Station personnel seized 322 ganja plants valued at Rs 36,83,400 and weighing 73.662 kg. Three men -- Jayeshbhai Gamar, 30, Arjunbhai Gamar, 31, and Govindbhai Gamar, 33 -- were arrested. Police said the three accused were residents of Kalikankar's Ro-Padola Faliya and that the ganja was cultivated on agricultural land under their possession, again concealed among cotton crops. The second operation followed information received by Surveillance PSI V.B. Meghnathi through a human source while he and other personnel were patrolling the Poshina Police Station area. The team subsequently visited the location, verified the information and conducted a search, leading to the recovery. Police said legal action under the NDPS Act had been initiated in both cases.
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West Bengal UCC, 'Love Jihad' Laws In 6 Months? Suvendu Adhikari Outlines BJP Govt's Plans
Adhikari said the state would follow the examples of Uttarakhand and Gujarat in implementing the UCC.
BJYM's 'Seva Sankalp Yatra' enters Madhya Pradesh after 18 days of seva
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 4 (IANS) The Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM)'s 'Seva Sankalp Yatra' entered Madhya Pradesh on Sunday, after traversing through various states and also marking completion of 18 days of 'seva' (public service). The Seva Sankalp Yatra, steered by the BJYM -- the youth wing of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) -- is being organised across the country through awareness drives and bike rallies, to celebrate Prime Minister Narendra Modi's twenty-five years of 'seva'. Inspired by PM Modi's 'seva' for more than two decades, the Yatra seeks to transform the idea of Seva into a people-led movement, taking the message of service, responsibility and nation-building to communities across the country. According to BJYM, the Yatra progressed across 20 routes in six states today -- one in Madhya Pradesh, seven in Rajasthan, one in Chhattisgarh, six in Uttar Pradesh, two in Jharkhand and three in Gujarat, hoping to build greater public participation. Speaking about the Yatra's mission, the BJYM National President Hemang Joshi said, The energy of our Seva Yatris is growing with every passing day. Eighteen days into this journey, their enthusiasm remains as strong as it was on Day One, because they are not merely travelling a route, they are carrying forward the vision of Seva that has defined PM Narendra Modi Ji's public life. The smiles, participation and affection we are receiving from people at every halt are giving our young Seva Yatris even greater inspiration to serve and contribute towards a Viksit Bharat. The Seva Sankalp Yatra reflects the journey of PM Modi from Vadnagar to national stage, with Vadnagar representing the values, struggles and early influences that shaped his life and Varanasi representing a major chapter of his public service. At every halt, Seva Yatris are turning their commitment into meaningful action through cleanliness drives, tree plantation, water conservation, Gau Seva, service to senior citizens, Jan Samwad and community-oriented activities, the BYJM said in a statement. As the Seva Sankalp Yatra moves forward, the growing enthusiasm of Seva Yatris and the increasing participation of people along the routes are giving renewed strength to its central message the journey of Seva continues, the Sankalp grows stronger, and the vision of a 'Viksit Bharat' moves forward with every step, it said.
'Record-breaking victory certain': BJP's Tarun Chugh on Gandhinagar civic polls
Digital Desk | Gandhinagar, Oct 4 (IANS) The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is confident of securing a record-breaking victory in the Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation (GMC) election, said party's State In-Charge Tarun Chugh on Sunday, asserting that the organisation is going to voters on the basis of its performance and had strengthened its election machinery up to the booth level. Chugh held a series of organisational meetings in Gandhinagar ahead of the civic polls on October 11. He first met party leaders and workers from Wards 1 to 6, followed by a meeting with those from Wards 7 to 11. He later held a coordination meeting with the election management committee. During the meetings, Chugh reviewed the work carried out so far and discussed organisational arrangements for the election, booth-level management and coordination among party workers. The Bharatiya Janata Party's record-breaking victory in the Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation election is certain, Chugh told the media after the meetings. He said that the BJP is seeking votes on the basis of its performance and that party workers were reaching voters through door-to-door contact. Chugh also expressed confidence that the BJP would receive the people's blessings in the election. People have faith in the BJP's good governance, politics of development and fear-free administration, he said. Chugh also added that the Congress would once again be rejected by voters, alleging that the party was anti-development and anti-Gujarat. The Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation has 11 wards and 44 seats, with polling scheduled for October 11 and counting on October 13. In the 2021 civic election, the BJP won 41 of the 44 seats, while the Congress secured two and the Aam Aadmi Party one. The BJP has since announced candidates for all 44 seats across the 11 wards and launched its campaign for the election. State Ministers Rushikesh Patel and Sanjaysinh Mahida, Gandhinagar BJP President Ashishkumar Dave, Metropolitan In-charge Nirav Amin, MLAs Rita Patel and Alpesh Thakor, Election In-charge Amit Shah and Co-In-charge Jatin Patel were among those present at the organisational meetings, along with other party leaders and workers.
Gyanesh Kumar is not issue, real issue is BJP, PM: Former Gujarat CM Shankersinh Vaghela
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Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 4 (IANS) After missing last years edition due to injury, two-time former champion Vaidehee Chaudhari is back at the National Tennis Championship and has her eyes firmly set on reclaiming the trophy. Main draw action at the 31st National Tennis Championship gets underway at DLTA on Monday with Chaudhari leading the womens field along with Shruthi Ahlawat, Sonal Patil and Akanksha Nitture. I will focus on one match at a time. I won in 2022 and 2024, but last year I couldn't play because I was injured, Chaudhari said ahead of her first-round match. I am happy to be back again here and I will do my best. And obviously, my eyes are on the winning trophy. So definitely, I will do my best. With the main draw yet to be released, Chaudhari is keeping the focus on herself for now. I am working on all the parts of my game, she added. Right now, I am just focusing on the one match at a time because I don't know who am I playing against. When the draw will be out, we will see who my first opponent is. For now, I will focus on my game. Defending champion Manish Sureshkumar will lead the mens draw, which also includes Nitin Kumar Sinha, Aditya Balsekar and Udit Kamboj. The Boys and Girls under-18 competitions will take place alongside the mens and womens events this week. The boys field features Delhis Praneel Sharma, Karnatakas Prakaash Sarran, Gujarats Om Patel and Haryanas Harsh Malik while Tamil Nadus Savitha Bhubaneshwaran, Maharashtras Parthsarthi Mundhe and Swanika Roy, and Karnatakas Shreeniti Chowdhury headline the girls competition. The Under-16 and Under-14 events follow, with qualifying on October 1011 and main rounds starting the following week.
Gujarat woman with 1 million Instagram followers held over objectionable Gandhi reel
Digital Desk | Surat, Oct 4 (IANS) A 47-year-old woman with around one million Instagram followers has been arrested by the Surat Cyber Crime Branch for allegedly posting a video in which the photograph of Mahatma Gandhi on a Rs 500 currency note was depicted in an obscene manner and linked to sexually suggestive statements and gestures, police said on Sunday. The accused, identified as Simran Patel, a homemaker residing at Surti Icon in Adajan area of Surat in Gujarat, allegedly created and posted the reel on her Instagram account between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. on October 1. According to the Cyber Crime Branch, the video used the photograph of Mahatma Gandhi on the currency note and combined it with what police described as objectionable and insulting statements and gestures with sexual references. The reel was posted publicly on Instagram, making it accessible to other users. A complaint was subsequently filed by a citizen, following which the Cyber Crime Police Station registered a case under Section 67 of the Information Technology Amendment Act, 2008. Police said the case was investigated on the instructions of Police Commissioner Wabang Jamir, Additional Commissioner of Police (Crime) Dr Karanraj Vaghela and Deputy Commissioner of Police (Cyber Cell) Bishakha Jain. Police Inspector N.R. Patel and his team carried out a technical investigation to identify the person operating the Instagram account and allegedly responsible for creating and publishing the video. The investigation led them to Simran, following which she was arrested, and legal proceedings were initiated. Police said the accused's Instagram account has about one million followers. The Cyber Crime Branch has appealed to people not to circulate reels or posts without verifying their authenticity, particularly material that could lead to social discord. It also urged citizens to inform the nearest police station if they come across fake or objectionable content. Police warned that creating or sharing obscene, objectionable or insulting content involving national figures, religious symbols or social symbols on social media can attract legal action. The Cyber Crime Branch also advised users against violating the law in an attempt to gain followers or likes, and asked them to report objectionable content to the police. The case comes amid increased police attention to objectionable and unlawful content circulated through social media platforms.
Panels, films and programmes: Gujarat exhibition highlights PM Modis 25 years in public service
Digital Desk | Ahmedabad, Oct 4 (IANS) A multimedia exhibition in Ahmedabad is showcasing Prime Minister Narendra Modis 25-year journey in public service, from his years in Gujarat to his development initiatives at the national level, with panels, posters and audio-visual presentations highlighting key programmes and milestones. Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel visited the exhibition, titled Viksit Gujarat to Viksit Bharat, at Pandit Deendayal Auditorium on Sunday. Organised by the state Information and Broadcasting Department, the exhibition is part of the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan being held to mark PM Modis 25 years of public service, dedication and governance. During his visit, Patel interacted with citizens attending the exhibition and said: The state government is committed to the development of all sections of society through various people-oriented schemes. The exhibition presents development initiatives undertaken in Gujarat in sectors including agriculture and animal husbandry, education, industries, ports, energy, water resources, womens empowerment and social development. It also features programmes launched during PM Modis tenure as Gujarat Chief Minister, including Krishi Mahotsav, Shala Praveshotsav, Kanya Kelavani, Jyotigram Yojana, e-Mamta, Mission Mangalam, Gyan Shakti, water management initiatives, Khel Mahakumbh, Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit, Pashu Arogya Mela and Samaras Chhatralaya Yojana. Visitors can also access information on the development works featured through the exhibition and participate in a quiz based on initiatives associated with his 25-year public service journey. Patel, along with other officials, visited different sections of the exhibition and gathered information about the development projects presented there. The exhibition will remain open to the public at Pandit Deendayal Auditorium until October 5, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Citizens can visit it during the stipulated hours. Officials of the Ahmedabad Regional Information Office and Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, and visitors, were present during the Chief Ministers visit.
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Adani Group, Kachchh University launch Green Energy Centre of Excellence in Gujarat
Digital Desk | Bhuj (Gujarat), Oct 4 (IANS) Adani Skills and Education (ASE), the skilling and capability-building arm of the Adani Group, on Sunday inaugurated a Centre of Excellence (CoE) for Green Energy at Kachchh University in Bhuj, aiming to create a skilled workforce for India's rapidly expanding renewable energy sector. The facility was inaugurated by Gujarat Governor Acharya Devvrat and is expected to train more than 10,000 students annually through specialised programmes focused on renewable energy technologies and industrial automation. The initiative comes at a time when demand for skilled manpower in the clean energy sector is rising sharply. According to the Adani Group, its green energy activities have generated more than 21,000 direct and indirect jobs in Gujarat's Kutch district over the past two years, creating a need for trained professionals capable of building, operating and maintaining renewable energy infrastructure. The Centre of Excellence will offer training in Solar PV Technologies, Wind Energy Systems, Hybrid Energy Systems, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), and Digital and Industrial Automation. It will also support applied research and entrepreneurship in the green energy space. Adani Group Director Karan Adani said the renewable energy sector would play a critical role in shaping India's future and that the new facility would help prepare students for emerging opportunities both in India and overseas. This global Centre of Excellence will ensure that students are equipped not only for today's jobs, but also for the emerging new opportunities across India and the world, Karan Adani mentioned. Adani Skills & Education's Chief Executive Officer Robin Bhowmik said the renewable energy industry is expanding rapidly, but the availability of specialised talent has not kept pace with growth. By working with Kachchh University, we can bring industry requirements into the classroom, give students practical exposure to the technologies they will work with and help them move from education to employment, he added. India has set an ambitious target of achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel-based energy capacity by 2030, driving investments across the renewable energy value chain. Kutch has emerged as a key hub in this transition, with the Adani Group developing a 30 GW renewable energy park at Khavda spread over 538 square kilometres. The university-based centre will follow a structured learning model that combines classroom instruction, simulation-based training and practical experience. The curriculum includes solar and wind power technologies, renewable energy integration, battery storage systems, microgrids, SCADA systems, Internet of Things (IoT)-based energy applications and smart-grid technologies.
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MoRTH to hold 2-day Chintan Shivir in Gujarat to discuss highway infra development
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 4 (IANS) The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) will organise a two-day Chintan Shivir on October 5 and 6 at Ekta Nagar in Gujarat's Narmada district, bringing together senior representatives from the Centre, state governments and implementing agencies to deliberate on key issues related to the development and delivery of highway infrastructure across the country, it was announced on Sunday. The inaugural session on October 5 will be addressed by Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari, along with Ministers of State Ajay Tamta and Harsh Malhotra. The event is expected to serve as a platform for discussions on improving project implementation, enhancing coordination among stakeholders and identifying solutions to challenges facing the highway sector. Road Transport and Public Works Ministers from various states, senior officials of state public works departments, implementing agencies and other stakeholders have been invited to participate in the conclave. The ministry said the gathering will help strengthen Centre-State coordination while facilitating the exchange of field-level experiences, best practices and practical solutions for infrastructure development. According to the ministry, the Chintan Shivir will focus on identifying implementation bottlenecks and exploring innovative and replicable approaches, along with policy and institutional measures aimed at improving project delivery, quality, safety and operational efficiency in the highway sector. The two-day event will feature five thematic sessions covering PM GatiShakti and integrated infrastructure planning, land acquisition and the Bhoomi Rashi platform, model concession agreements and ratings, highway safety, and quality assurance and project monitoring. Discussions on PM GatiShakti are expected to focus on improving coordination and integrated planning across infrastructure sectors. The land acquisition session will examine challenges affecting project execution and explore ways to ensure smoother implementation of highway projects. Meanwhile, deliberations on model concession agreements and ratings will focus on contractual and implementation-related issues, while the session on designing safe highways will examine measures to strengthen road safety considerations during planning and development. Another session dedicated to quality assurance and project monitoring will discuss steps to improve project oversight, construction quality and overall outcomes.
Why India Launched An LNG Train To Cut Emissions If Railways Network Is Almost Fully Electrified?
Indian Railways has launched its first train capable of running on liquefied natural gas, or LNG. The eight-coach, non-AC train was flagged off from Sabarmati station in Gujarat and is a modified Diesel Electric Multiple Unit, or DEMU. The train can operate using 40 per cent LNG and 60 per cent diesel, with dedicated fuel controls, LNG storage, gas-leak detection and safety systems. Unlike conventional trains, DEMUs do not use a separate locomotive, making direct replacement with an electric locomotive difficult. The LNG conversion is aimed at reducing diesel consumption while keeping existing DEMU assets operational. Railways plans to convert 10 Driving Power Cars under an existing contract. Two converted DPCs have already completed 2,000-kilometre field trials each, as Railways explores fuel diversification.
High-Speed Chase, Gunfire, Drug Haul: 425 Kg Poppy Straw Seized In Gujarat
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BJPs Samaan Samaroh : Roles may change, commitment remains: BJP leader
Srinagar, Oct 3: BJP National General Secretary (Organisation) B L Santhosh on Saturday said organisational responsibilities may change with time, but the basic duties, values and commitment of a dedicated party worker must remain unchanged. Addressing a Samman Samaroh at the BJP headquarters in Jammu, Santhosh said the organisations objective was larger than any individual or position and urged party workers to continuously strengthen their capabilities while contributing to the partys organisational growth. The function was organised to honour Tarun Chugh for his nearly six years of service as J&K BJP Prabhari and Ashok Koul for his 14 years of service as J&K BJP General Secretary (Organisation). Chugh has now been appointed National Office Prabhari, Rajya Sabha MP and Gujarat Prabhari, while Koul has returned to the RSS, the partys parent organisation. Santhosh said every person, while handling organisational responsibilities, gradually develops experience, personality and the ability to guide others. He praised Kouls long service as an RSS Pracharak and J&K BJP organisational leader, saying his return to the parent organisation reflected the broader organisational purpose. Responsibilities may change, but the basic duties do not, Santhosh said, calling upon party workers to focus on strengthening the organisation rather than becoming attached to individuals or positions. J&K BJP president Sat Sharma also thanked Chugh and Koul for their contributions, saying their organisational work had strengthened the party across Jammu and Kashmir. Chugh, in his address, said J&K had witnessed sustained struggles over nationalist and social causes, with BJP workers making sacrifices during difficult periods. He credited the Modi Government with putting J&K on a development trajectory and described Koul as a key organisational figure who strengthened the BJPs base in Jammu and expanded its presence across constituencies in Kashmir. He said much work remained to be done and called upon party workers to continue their organisational efforts. Union Minister Jitendra Singh and other senior BJP leaders attended the programme, which followed a party meeting on organisational matters and issues concerning public service in J&K.
Gujarats Deputy CM Harsanghvi Addresses Public Concerns in Surat
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Elderly Doctor Falls Victim to Cyber Fraud in Gujarat, Two Arrested
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Jal Shakti Minister calls for making cleanliness a part of collective responsibility
Digital Desk | Ahmedabad, Oct 3 (IANS) Union Jal Shakti Minister C.R. Patil called upon citizens to make cleanliness an integral part of daily lives, behaviour and collective responsibility, vowing not to litter and to prevent others from doing so, an official said on Saturday. Felicitating sanitation workers while participating in a Special Gram Sabha at Majigam village in Chikhli Block, Navsari District, Gujarat on Swachh Bharat Diwas on Friday, Patil asked everyone to make cleanliness a collective commitment and not merely a one-day campaign. He recalled the emphasis placed by Mahatma Gandhi on Swachhata alongside Swatantrata and mentioned how post-Independence the most significant efforts for Swachhata have been undertaken under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Under this, a nationwide Jan Andolan in the form of Swachh Bharat Mission has transformed the rural sanitation scenario. This Janbhagidari for Swachh Bharat continues to drive the mission at grassroots level, he said. During the Special Gram Sabha, the Union Minister felicitated sanitation workers. Discussions focused on achievements of Swachhata Hi Seva (SHS) 2026, the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026 and Swachh Seva Aankalan, the Gram Panchayat level annual digital self-assessment framework on which a presentation was made by a senior ministry official. The Special Gram Sabha was also attended by Gujarat Minister Naresh Patel, Joint Secretary and Mission Director, Swachh Bharat Mission (Grameen), Aishvarya Singh, District Collector and District Development Officer, along with senior officials from State and District administration, a statement said. On Swachh Bharat Diwas on October 2, 2026, Special Gram Sabhas were organised across rural India as a key activity under SHS 2026. These Gram Sabhas provided a platform for Gram Panchayats and rural communities to review local sanitation and waste management efforts; discuss the outcomes of SHS 2026; review the status of four-way source segregation in line with the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026; identify and register bulk waste generators; and undertake discussions on Swachh Seva Aankalan in ODF Plus (Model) Gram Panchayats, the statement said. The Special Gram Sabha provided an opportunity and platform to undertake gap assessment and integrate relevant actions into Panchayat Development Plans, particularly GPDPs, for coordinated implementation at the grassroots, said the statement.
Gujarat govt honours 93 farmers, takes natural produce sales network to 1,200 centres
Digital Desk | Gandhinagar, Oct 3 (IANS) The Gujarat government on Saturday expanded its network for marketing naturally farmed produce with the inauguration of more than 100 new sales centres, taking the total number of such outlets in the state to 1,200, as 93 progressive farmers were honoured with the Best ATMA Farmers Awards. Governor Acharya Devvrat, who chaired the award ceremony in Gandhinagar in the presence of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and Agriculture Minister Jitu Vaghani, called for wider adoption of natural farming and urged every farmer practising the method to bring at least one more farmer into the campaign. Devvrat said natural farming is necessary to reduce the excessive use of chemical fertilisers and pesticides and protect soil, water and the environment as well as human health and future generations. Referring to Denmark, he said: Urea and DAP are not subsidised there, while cow dung and urine are used for producing biogas and organic fertilisers, helping maintain soil organic carbon at two per cent. Welcoming the inauguration of the new sales centres, the Governor said they should become centres of consumer trust rather than merely places where produce is sold. He called for maintaining the quality and purity of naturally farmed products, creating awareness about the centres and sharing information about them among citizens. He also appreciated the state government's efforts to promote natural farming and indigenous cow rearing under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the leadership of Patel, and congratulated the award-winning farmers. Patel said the state had undertaken various initiatives centred on good governance, development, technology and public welfare to mark PM Modi's 25 years of public service. Development is not just about creating infrastructure but also about improving the quality of life of ordinary citizens, he said. The Chief Minister said knowledge, science, research and technology would be central to India's development in the 21st century. Referring to PM Modi's call for Jai Anusandhan alongside Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan, Jai Vigyan, he said the approach linked national security, food security, scientific progress and research. Patel said Gujarat is seeking to empower farmers by integrating natural farming with technology and environmental conservation. New technology and agricultural research could help increase productivity and farmers' incomes while ensuring efficient use of resources, he said. Emphasising the link between soil and human health, Patel called for greater awareness about balanced use of chemical inputs, soil health and sustainable farming. He urged farmers to demonstrate the practical benefits of natural farming on their fields and inspire others to adopt it. He also stressed water conservation and judicious use of water, calling for greater rainwater harvesting, groundwater recharge and efficient utilisation of water resources. 'Seva' is at the heart of programmes marking PM Modi's 25 years of public service, adding that cleanliness, water conservation, saving electricity and fuel and protecting natural resources are also forms of social service, he said. He urged people to incorporate such measures into their daily lives. Patel asked farmers to bring problems related to natural farming or the marketing of their produce to the government's notice and congratulated the award recipients and Agriculture Department officials. Vaghani said natural farming had emerged as a major campaign in Gujarat under Modi's vision and the guidance of the Governor and Chief Minister. An increasing number of educated young people were also taking up natural farming, and the government is working to provide marketing and certification support, he said. Describing natural farmers as the government's Brand Ambassadors, Vaghani urged them to connect five more farmers with natural farming. He also said Gujarat had become the second state after Uttarakhand to receive the President's assent to its Uniform Civil Code Bill. He congratulated Patel on behalf of the people of Gujarat. He said the measure would introduce a uniform law across the state while preserving the traditional systems and culture of tribal areas. During the programme, an MoU was signed between the Directorate of Agriculture and SAC-ISRO to promote the use of satellite and geospatial technology in agriculture. Appointment letters were handed over to 14 newly appointed Assistant Directors of Agriculture (Class-II) to strengthen agricultural extension services. The dignitaries also released the Agriculture Department's Annual Action Plan 2026-27, Assistance-Oriented Schemes of the Agriculture Department and Assistance-Oriented Schemes of the Horticulture Department. Around 50,000 farmers from across Gujarat, besides ministers, MPs, MLAs and representatives of local self-government bodies, participated virtually in the programme.
Gujarat: Ahmedabad railway division records Rs 852 crore revenue in Sep
Digital Desk | Ahmedabad, Oct 3 (IANS) The Ahmedabad division of Western Railway recorded its highest-ever monthly passenger revenue of Rs 208.60 crore in September this year, helping the division earn around Rs 852 crore from freight, passenger and parcel operations during the month. Passenger earnings rose 34.54 per cent from Rs 155.05 crore in September 2025 to Rs 208.60 crore this September, while freight revenue increased 6.88 per cent to Rs 636.08 crore from Rs 595.16 crore a year earlier. Parcel revenue stood at Rs 7.40 crore, registering a 20 per cent increase over the previous year. Divisional Railway Manager Ved Prakash congratulated officers and employees of the commercial, operations and other concerned departments and appreciated their continued efforts behind the performance. Freight operations saw several new records during the month. Western Carriers India Pvt. Ltd. at Devaliya recorded its best monthly freight revenue of Rs 4.87 crore, surpassing its previous high of Rs 4.55 crore in July 2026. Naliya Goods Shed recorded Rs 4.75 crore against its previous best of Rs 3.96 crore, while Samakhiyali Goods Shed registered Rs 8.64 crore, exceeding its earlier record of Rs 8.49 crore recorded in March. Kandla Port Goods Shed was notified as a Container Rail Terminal for container traffic from September 30 and is set to operate round the clock. Naroda Goods Shed was notified from September 16 as an alternative goods shed for Kankaria. The division also expanded freight business to new commodities, destinations and customers. Shri Renuka Sugar Ltd loaded five rakes of sugar in BCN wagons from Gandhidham to different destinations, generating Rs 2.85 crore in additional revenue. Three rakes of imported steam coal loaded by DB Tradelink Pvt. Ltd. from Kandla Port Dock Rail Terminal to Dadhdevi in Kota Division generated Rs 2.12 crore. Railhaul Logistics Pvt. Ltd. operated three mini rakes of mixed commodities from Kankaria to Mirza in Rangiya Division, generating Rs 97.18 lakh. Two mini rakes of imported fertiliser were loaded by Shri Khaitan Chemicals & Fertilisers Ltd. At the same time, Threeline Logistics & Shipping Pvt. Ltd. operated a rake of bamboo pulp from Kandla Port Dock Rail Terminal to Bamanheri, generating Rs 29.53 lakh. In the parcel segment, an e-auction held on September 16 and 17 resulted in the successful leasing of four assets. The contracts are expected to generate Rs 3.61 crore over three years, including around Rs 61 lakh during 2026-27. Passenger services were also augmented to handle festival and fair-related demand. Asarva-Khedbrahma Mela Special trains were operated from September 21 to October 1 for the Bhadarvi Poonam fair. The AhmedabadDarbhanga Special was extended up to November 27 to cater to the Diwali and Chhath Puja rush, while the Ahmedabad-Mumbai Central TOD Special was operated from September 10 to November 26 for the Navratri, Diwali and Chhath Puja period. A total of 25 special train trips were operated, benefiting around 36,000 passengers and generating Rs 3.02 crore in passenger revenue. Ticket-checking drives during the month resulted in 475 cases during three fortress checks, 375 cases during two ambush checks and 1,557 cases during nine special fortress checks. Fines of Rs 4.56 lakh, Rs 3.50 lakh and Rs 16.54 lakh, respectively, were collected; around 160 anti-littering cases resulted in Rs 1.27 lakh in fines. In contrast, 16 anti-smoking cases led to another Rs 32,000 being collected. The division also continued to expand its freight and logistics infrastructure. Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw inaugurated the Shivalakha Gati Shakti Cargo Terminal (GCT) and dedicated the Bhimasar, Devaliya and Chandisar GCTs to the nation on September 15. He also laid the foundation stone for the Linch GCT. On the occasion, India's first stainless steel salt container train was flagged off from Shivalakha to Mithapur. The newly constructed Gopalpur railway station was also inaugurated, eliminating the need for engine reversal at Gandhidham for trains operating between Ahmedabad and Bhuj. Train No. 22829 Bhuj-Shalimar Express was also provided a new scheduled halt at Anjar station.
Gujarat: Elderly doctors digital arrest exposes Rs 58.5 lakh trail; two held
Digital Desk | Rajkot, Oct 3 (IANS) The Rajkot City Cyber Crime Police has arrested two men from Gujarats Ahmedabad within hours of registering a case involving the alleged digital arrest of an elderly woman doctor, with investigators finding that bank accounts linked to the accused were allegedly used to transfer around Rs 58.5 lakh in cyber fraud proceeds. The accused have been identified as Darshan Makwana, 34, a resident of Isanpur area in Ahmedabad and originally from Bhangadh village in Dholera taluka, and Shubham Parmar, 29, a resident of Bhavnagar and originally from Botad. According to the Cyber Crime Police, the accused allegedly allowed cyber criminals to use their company's bank accounts in return for commission, facilitating the transfer of money generated through cyber fraud. The arrests were made on the basis of technical analysis and bank-related information, police said. A case was registered at the Cyber Crime Police Station in Rajkot under Sections 318(4), 308(2), 319(2), 204 and 61(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, along with Section 66(D) of the Information Technology Act. Police said the investigation followed a complaint concerning the digital arrest of an elderly woman doctor. In such cases, victims are allegedly contacted by fraudsters posing as law enforcement or other officials and are made to transfer money under the pretext of a purported investigation. The police seized four mobile phones and a laptop from the accused. The total value of the seized property has been estimated at Rs 1.20 lakh. The arrests were carried out by a team working under the supervision of City Police Commissioner Brajeshkumar Jha, Additional Police Commissioner Chaitanya Mandlik, and other officials. Police said further legal proceedings are underway in the case. Police have appealed to citizens not to share their bank details, OTPs, passwords or other sensitive information with unknown callers. They advised people to remain cautious if someone threatens them with arrest or legal action over a phone or video call and demands money, and to immediately report suspected cyber fraud through the official cybercrime helpline.
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HM Shah sets 50-crore-litre milk production target for Madhya Pradesh in next 3 years
Digital Desk | Bhopal, Oct 3 (IANS) Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah on Saturday set a target of taking Madhya Pradesh's milk production to 50 crore litres over the next three years, calling for modern infrastructure and scientific improvement of cattle breeds to drive the state's dairy sector. Addressing a state-level Gopalak Sammelan at BHEL Dussehra Maidan in Bhopal, HM Shah said the expansion of dairy production would not only strengthen the rural economy but also help improve the incomes of cattle rearers and contribute to the fight against malnutrition. This conference of cattle rearers is an auspicious sign of a White Revolution in Madhya Pradesh. We aim to achieve a milk production level of 50 crore litres in Madhya Pradesh over the next three years, the Home Minister said. The conference was attended by around 35,000 cattle rearers and members of dairy cooperative societies from several districts of the state. HM Shah said the target would require significant investment in infrastructure and improvement in cattle breeds. He suggested that work be undertaken on a 50-acre tract of land for breed improvement and modern facilities for the livestock sector. The Home Minister said milk production had the potential to become an important source of additional income for rural families and announced that a scheme would soon be introduced in Madhya Pradesh under which farmers would be able to earn from cow dung. He said dairy cooperatives had a major role to play in expanding the organised dairy sector and improving the economic participation of livestock rearers, particularly women. Milk production will also play a significant role in the fight against malnutrition. In the near future, a scheme will be introduced in Madhya Pradesh through which farmers can earn income from cow dung, benefiting rural communities, HM Shah said. The Home Minister also assured the Madhya Pradesh government that the Centre has been promoting White Revolution 2.0 through dairy cooperatives, with the stated objective of increasing milk procurement, expanding cooperative coverage and strengthening the rural economy. The Bhopal programme also marked the launch of a series of dairy infrastructure projects in Madhya Pradesh. HM Shah virtually laid the foundation stone for a Rs 255-crore milk processing plant in Ujjain with a capacity of three lakh litres per day. In Bhopal, a 40,000-litre-per-day Product Dairy Plant, built at a cost of Rs 16.5 crore, was inaugurated along with a state-level central dairy laboratory costing Rs 12.42 crore. Strengthening work on a mini dairy plant in Shivpuri, costing Rs 6.5 crore, was also launched. Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat are leading in milk production. This is because BJP governments at the Centre and in the states are working sincerely for the welfare of farmers and the animal husbandry sector, HM Shah said. During the programme, Rs 101 crore was provided as financial assistance to gaushalas, while Rs 15.10 crore in dividends was distributed among members of dairy cooperative societies. Bonus payments were also made to members of the Bhopal and Indore milk unions. The Home Minister said strengthening the cooperative sector was essential for building the infrastructure required to expand dairy production and improve returns for milk producers.
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Union Jal Shakti Minister leads Special Gram Sabha in Gujarat on Swachh Bharat Diwas
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Gujarat Transport Corporation to Upgrade Toilets at 56 Bus Stations
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Gujarat: Ahmedabad Civil Hospital helps two critical newborns recover
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CNG Car Explodes While Refuelling At Gujarat Station on NH-48 In Vadodara
A CNG-powered car exploded while refuelling at a station on NH-48 near Karjan, Gujarat. The blast damaged two nearby vehicles, but no injuries were reported. Police and firefighters responded, while the cause remains under investigation.
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Captain Smit Machchhar was the pilot of flydubai flight FZ1073 when a violent incident occurred. He sustained injuries after the co-pilot attacked him in the cockpit. Despite his condition, Machchhar managed to open the cockpit door for crew intervention. The flight was safely diverted to Tabuk in Saudi Arabia following the altercation. Both Indian and Israeli leaders have praised Machchhar for his actions during the emergency.
Watch: CNG car explodes while refuelling on NH-48 near Gujarat's Karjan
24 National Unity Day Parade Personnel Test Positive For Dengue In Gujarat
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President Droupadi Murmu has approved the Gujarat Uniform Civil Code Bill, 2026, establishing a common legal framework for marriage, divorce, inheritance, and live-in relationships in Gujarat.
Kashmiri Play, YEN CHI AYEKH in Boston, USA
Script & Direction: Sanjay Kaul Screenplay: Sunayana Kachroo Concept: Kanwal Peshin A group of Kashmiri Pandit Artists based in Boston, USA, led by Sanjay Kaul, in an attempt to revive Kashmiri Live Theatre, performed at the SAATH Theatre Festival in Boston. The play depicted a family room setting in a Kashmiri-American home in the United States. The central theme is about homecoming to Kashmir for those who were forced out of there. The seven characters in it play family dynamics, maintaining the original Kashmiri comic exchanges, while making the dialogue more theatrical to enhance the central theme of homecoming. For Non-Kashmiri audience, subtitles in English were provided. The festival was organised by Off-Kendrik, an organisation dedicated to promoting Art and Culture, under its arm, South Asian American Theatre (SAATh). Off-Kendrik has realised the necessity of creating a platform for opening dialogues and building partnerships between communities. The theatre festival ran from September 18-20th, 2026 and was held at the Mosesian Centre for the Arts in Watertown, Massachusetts. SAATh is a celebration of the coming together of diverse communities in South Asia and beyond through Theater and Storytelling. This festival included performances in various languages, including Kashmiri, Kannada, Punjabi, Hindi, Gujarati, Bengali, Marathi, Malayalam, and English. The Kashmiri play was part of the festivals inaugural day celebration. The central character of the play, Raj, played by Sanjay Kaul, is frustrated about not being able to go back to Kashmir. The inability of Raj to vent out his anger for what has been done to him and his community in Kashmir, he directs and takes it out on his wife Lovely-Ji (played by Bela Kaul) by blaming her for everything and keeps mentioning to her YEN CHI AYEKH that since she arrived in his life things have changed. Raj laments about the loss of home and hearth in Kashmir by relating it to the loss of flavour and lifestyle. The gathering occurs in Boston, where the family has spent decades building a life in the United States of America after leaving Kashmir during the genocide and exodus of 1989-90. Despite the distance, a new life and home has been built, but it has not erased the emotional connection to their homeland, Kashmir. Their memories have survived through their food, family traditions, stories of struggle and survival and experiences they continue to share with one another. The possibility of returning to Kashmir is carried through generations, many of which have already perished in 37 years of their exodus, with hope and uncertainty. In the play, memories surface naturally through their conversations. One of the most emotionally resonant elements of the play is that of Mata (Rajs mother), played by Phoola Salman. She has never come out of the shock of having to flee from her home in Kashmir to safeguard life with her family. She oscillates between a desire to go back home to Kashmir and expressing herself as if she is in her home in Kashmir. Her longing for her home brings the familys past into the present and reminds her children that the idea of lost home can remain powerful even after decades of separation. The gathering grows as Vicky (Rajs brother, played by Dr. Sudesh Kaul), Deepa (Vickys wife, played by Kamal Tiku), Behna (Rajs Sister played by Arti Kaul) and Sridhar (Behna's husband, played by Arvind Kaul) join the family for a visit. The relatives came after a long gap, and their arrival changes the rhythm of the room. The family used these anecdotes to recall sweet days and shared memories. The family catches up on life, remembering people and places by sharing their stories. The conversation included reunion updates, jokes, and plans to someday return to Kashmir. The family gathering evokes strong memories of Kashmir and a sense of lost belonging. All recall their trauma of leaving home in Kashmir and the ongoing longing for it. The audience did not just see seven characters play a role, but they felt watching a family go through their pain and loss and a desire to go back to their lost home. The play preceded by Ladishah, a folk Kashmiri poetry in story telling format, an art form which is slowly dying. Sunayana Kachroo performed this segment. In the end, there is a monologue by Sanjay Kaul, which expressed the longing of his community for a homeland in Kashmir where they can practice their religion freely and live their culture and heritage without the fear of genocide and extinction. Kashmiri language, which is part of the 18th schedule of Indias Constitution, is a dying language as it is influenced by other languages and the original inhabitants of Kashmir prefer speaking other languages over Kashmiri. This play helps start a conversation to garner interest in preserving the language. Arti Kaul is an award winning and renowned singer from Kashmir. Bela & Sanjay Kaul hail from Srinagar, Kashmir. They have been working on Kashmir-related causes and projects for the last three decades and have arranged presentations, seminars and symposiums on Kashmir. Mr Kaul has served Kashmiri Overseas Association as its international president for two terms. CAST RAJ: SANJAY KAUL LOVELY JI: BELA KAUL MATA (Rajs Mother): PHOOLA SALM AN VICKY (Rajs Brother): SUDESH KAUL DEEPA (Vickys Wife): KAMAL TIKU BEHNA (Rajs Sister): ARTI KAUL SRIDHAR (Behna's Husband): ARVIND KAUL Technical Help: MEENAKSHI KAUL Ladishah: SUNAYANA KACHROO
Larsen & Toubro is in talks with Japans Itochu Corporation for equity participation in its wholly owned clean energy arm, alongside a green ammonia offtake partnership. L&T is developing a 300,000-tonne-a-year project at Kandla, Gujarat, which it sees as a strategic export hub for green hydrogen derivatives.
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Gujarat notifies UCC, mandates live-in relation registration
The Gujarat Uniform Civil Code, 2026, will govern and regulate the laws relating to marriage and divorce, succession, live-in relationships and matters related thereto in the state, the government said in a gazette notification published on Thursday. The legislation received President Droupadi Murmu's assent on September 17, the notification said.
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