UP man held by Gujarat cops uploaded videos of women bathers in Mahakumbh
AHMEDABAD: One of the three persons arrested by Gujarat police's Cyber Crime Branch for allegedly uploading videos of women being medically examined in hospitals had also done the same with clips of women pilgrims bathing during Mahakumbh in Prayagraj, a police official said on Friday. Chandra Prakash, a resident of Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh, had started a YouTube channel named 'CP Monda' a few months ago and uploaded videos of women pilgrims bathing at the ongoing Mahakumbh, Ahmedabad Cyber Crime Deputy Commissioner of Police Lavina Sinha told reporters. Chandra Prakash was held from Prayagaj on Wednesday along with Prajwal Taili and Praj Patil from Latur and Sangli in Maharashtra for uploading objectionable videos of women patients, including from a Rajkot based hospital, with aim of making money from subscribers on Telegram app. While Taili and Patil had acquired the videos of women patients from hackers, Chandra Prakash had downloaded the videos from other YouTube channels and uploaded them on his channel recently. We are probing if he too had intention of selling these videos. The duo from Maharashtra are not linked to Prakash, Sinha said. Taili and Praj knew each other as they have cleared Class 12 and were preparing for NEET in Latur. The three accused have been remanded in police custody till March 1, Sinha informed. In the videos, which appeared to be from CCTV footage, women patients could be seen being examined inside a closed room of a hospital by a female doctor or being given injection by a nurse. A police probe found the viral videos were part of CCTV footage of Rajkot-based Payal Maternity Home. Some hackers breached the hospital's CCTV system and acquired the footage, as per police. Later, Taili and Praj Patil acquired these footage and shared them on their YouTube channels, with the description carrying a link to a Telegram group. Using Telegram, the duo used to sell these clips for Rs 800 to Rs 2000 each. Both had made Rs 8 to 9 lakh in 7-8 months by selling such obscene clips online. We found nearly 2,000 clips, including of public places, from their devices, said Sinha.
Gujarat-Based Chemical Maker Vura Bau Plans East And South India Foray By Setting Up Units
The company, which currently has two units in Gujarat and one in Rajasthan, aims to capitalise on the rapidly growing construction chemical sector in the country.
WPL 2025: Perry To The Rescue Again As RCB Set MI 168-run Target
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Elysse Perry rescued the Royal Challengers Bengalurus innings against Mumbai Indians with a well-crafted 81-run knock in the clash of two Women's Premier League (WPL) champions here on Friday. Despite Mumbai taking early wickets, RCB managed to score 167/7 in 20 overs, setting up a tough chase in the seventh game of Season 3 of WPL at the M.Chinnaswamy Stadium. Perrys innings was a combination of fire and ice, enthralling the fans with 11 boundaries and two sixes even as she watched her batting partners struggle at the other end while thriving at the other. Captain Smriti Mandhana continued her onslaught, having scored 81 runs in their last game against the Delhi Capitals, and flew straight out of the floodgates by hitting Shabnim Ismail for two boundaries in the opening over. However, it was Shabnim who had the last laugh. Mandhana continued her strong hitting with two fours in the third over before being caught off guard with a back-of-the-length delivery. An attempted pull saw the RCB skipper edge the ball which went straight up in the air making for an easy catch for Yastika Bhatia. Elysse Perry did not take any time to make a statement by smashing a four, over square leg, on the very next ball. Danni Wyatt-Hodge was the next to depart as an outside off delivery by Nat Sciver-Brunt saw the English batter try and hammer the ball into the stands but ended up giving a simple catch to Hayley Matthews. Raghvi Bishts underwhelming start to the season continued as she was dismissed on her third delivery by Hayley in the very next over. A slower ball outside off saw Raghvi try to dispatch it for a six but was caught by the fielder at Deep mid-off. Kanika Ahuja also struggled against spin before being bowled over by Sanskriti Gupta in her first over of the game. Richa Ghosh, RCBs hero from the opening game against Gujarat, and Perry combined for a vital 50-run partnership to take the home side to a defendable total. The duo slowly navigated, during a 29-ball period where they failed to find the boundary before Elysse and Richa hit Hayle for a four and six respectively in the 10th over. With the duo getting set well and a huge total looking more and more likely for the home side, Mumbai Indians skipper Harmanpreet Kaur called on the services of Amanjot Kaur and she delivered instantly by knocking over the wicket of Richa. With wickets falling from one end, Perry continued her strong hitting and raced to her fifty in 30 deliveries. After reaching the milestone, she switched gears and went on to take RCB to a defendable total before being caught on the second-last delivery of the innings. The average first innings score at the venue was 152 in the 2024 WPL, meaning the 2023 winners of the tournament have a huge task on their hands in the second innings. Brief score: The average first innings score at the venue was 152 in the 2024 WPL, meaning the 2023 winners of the tournament have a huge task on their hands in the second innings. Also Read: Highest tax paying cricketers Article Source: IANS
Kerala cricket comes of age after historic entry into Ranji final
Kerala qualifies by thinnest of margins of two-run first innings lead over Gujarat. A remarkable feat for a team that made its Ranji Trophy debut way back in 1957
NITI Aayog helping states to prepare state-specific Vision Document for 2047: Annual Report 2024-25
As per the Aayogs Annual Report 2024-25, released on Friday, the visioning exercise has been launched in the states of Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh. To facilitate this process, dedicated teams have been constituted within NITI Aayog to assist in the preparation of the vision documents, it said.
Gujarat faces bureaucratic crunch: 56 IAS, nine IPS posts vacant
AHMEDABAD: Gujarat is grappling with a shortage of top bureaucrats, with 56 IAS and 9 IPS posts lying vacant, the state government said during the budget session. Minister of Health & Family Welfare and Medical Education Rushikesh Patel and Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghvi revealed that as of December 31, 2024, the state has only 257 IAS officers against an approved strength of 313, with 14 on central deputation. The IPS cadre faces a similar crunch, with 198 officers in place against 208 sanctioned posts, while 24 IPS officers are currently serving at the centre. Patel informed the assembly that IAS cadre strength is determined by the central government in consultation with the state, as per the IAS (Cadre) Rules, 1954. The structure undergoes a review every five years, with the last one conducted in 2018 setting Gujarats IAS cadre at 313 posts. These include 170 senior duty posts, 68 for central deputation, 42 for state deputation, 28 for leave reserve, and 5 for training reserve. The Gujarat government proposed increasing the IAS cadre strength to 343 in 2024, aiming to address the ongoing shortfall. However, with only 8 to 9 IAS officers recruited annually through direct recruitment, the gap persists. Over the last five years, Gujarat has added 41 IAS officers this way, but the backlog remains. Rushikesh Patel attributed part of the issue to a policy decision by the then-Congress government, which halted direct IAS recruitment between 1992 and 1994 - a move he claimed still impacts the states bureaucracy today. Currently, Gujarat has 218 IAS posts reserved for direct recruits, of which 190 are filled. Another 81 posts are allocated for promotions, while 57 posts are open for selection from non-civil state officers, with only 10 of these filled. This leaves 257 IAS officers in place out of the sanctioned 313, highlighting the persistent staffing crunch. Gujarat has outpaced the national average in filling IAS posts, achieving 84.86% recruitment compared to the country's 83.39% average. The state has also performed better in promotions, filling 78.95% of posts against the national average of 74.86%. By February 2025, Gujarat will promote 20 IAS officers from the State Civil Service (SCS) and 2 from non-SCS through selection, adding 22 new officers to the cadre. Additionally, 8 IAS officers will join through direct recruitment by October 2025, bringing the total new additions to 30. Addressing a related query on IPS officers, Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghvi stated that Gujarat has an approved strength of 208 IPS officers, of which 198 posts are filled, leaving a shortfall of 10. With one position recently occupied, the vacancy now stands at 9. Under the Central Government's policy, up to 45 IPS officers from Gujarat can be on deputation to the Centre. Currently, 24 officers are serving in central roles, leaving room for further deputation.
WPL 2025: Mumbai Indians Elect To Field In RCBs First Home Game As Defending Champs
Royal Challengers Bengaluru XI: Mumbai Indians won the toss and elected to bowl first against Royal Challengers Bengaluru at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium. Both captains confirmed they come into the game with an unchanged starting XI. This is RCBs first home game as defending champions with the Bengaluru leg having commenced on Friday. The Bengaluru crowd certainly rose to the occasion as a sold-out Chinnaswamy crowd burst into a deafening roar when skipper Smriti Mandhana came out for the toss. It's good to be back and have this sort of welcome. I think it's massive for the team to have fans around, it only motivates us. Whatever we do, we do for them. All the girls are really proud, we have done well in the last two games but we know cricket is a game where we start from zero and we are charged up. It looks like a good wicket, Vadodara had a lot of dew but Bangalore won't have much dew. I don't mind batting first here. We are going with the same eleven, said Smirit at the toss. Mumbai won their opening three games against their opponents before RCB went on to claim victory in the next two games. The two teams last met in the Eliminator of the 2024 WPL with RCB prevailing by five runs and going on to win the tournament. The defending champions have certainly started their title defence in an emphatic manner having secured victories against Gujarat Giants and the Delhi Capitals. Mumbai Indians, the winners of the inaugural edition of the tournament, on the other hand, began their campaign with a last-ball defeat against Delhi but went on to romp past the Giants with a five-wicket win. Playing XIs: Royal Challengers Bengaluru XI: Smriti Mandhana (c), Danni Wyatt-Hodge, Ellyse Perry, Richa Ghosh (wk), Raghvi Bist, Kanika Ahuja, Georgia Wareham, Kim Garth, Ekta Bisht, VJ Joshitha, Renuka Singh Playing XIs: Also Read: Highest tax paying cricketers Article Source: IANS
Kash Patel, the first Indian-American FBI director, was confirmed after a close 51-49 Senate vote. His appointment is historic, reflecting his deep experience in national security and ties to former President Donald Trump. Patel has pledged to make the FBI more transparent and restore public trust. His roots trace back to Gujarat, India, adding a unique dimension to his leadership. While supporters see him as a reformer, critics worry about potential political influence.
Gujarats debt soars to Rs 3.77 lakh crore, Rs 66,000 burden per citizen
AHMEDABAD: Gujarat's public debt has surged to Rs 3,77,962 crore in the financial year 2023-24 and is expected to climb to Rs 3,99,633 crore in 2024-25, according to figures presented in the state Legislative Assembly on Friday. With Gujarat's population at six crore, this translates to an estimated debt burden of Rs 66,000 per person. The governments reply also revealed significant repayment figures, with Rs 23,442 crore paid as interest and Rs 22,159 crore as principal in 2022-23. In 2023-24 (as per the revised estimate), interest payments rose to Rs 25,212 crore, while Rs 26,149 crore was paid toward the principal. Criticizing the BJP-led state government, the Gujarat Congress accused it of misleading the public and pushing the state into mounting debt under the guise of development. In response to a question by Congress MLA Shailesh Parmar in the Assembly, the state government disclosed a sharp rise in its borrowings from financial institutions and the market. In 2022-23, Gujarat took loans worth Rs 3,463 crore from financial institutions, which more than doubled to Rs 7,000 crore in 2023-24 (revised estimate). Alongside institutional borrowing, the state's dependence on market loans also surged, rising from Rs 43,000 crore in 2022-23 to Rs 51,000 crore in 2023-24 (revised estimates). Meanwhile, Gujarats central debt burden increased from Rs 5,870 crore in 2022-23 to Rs 7,634 crore in the revised estimates for 2023-24, highlighting the states growing financial obligations. The Gujarat government's policy is to drink ghee by taking on debt, slammed Opposition Congress leader Amit Chavda, accusing the state of pushing its financial burden onto its people. Day by day, the government's debt is mounting, and so is the burden on six crore Gujaratis, he said, citing official figures that peg the state's public debt at Rs 3,77,962 crore in 2023-24. Chavda warned that the debt crisis is only worsening, with estimates for 2024-25 placing the liability at Rs 3,99,633 croretranslating to Rs 66,000 per person. By 2025-26, the debt will skyrocket to Rs 4,55,537 crore, and in the following years, it will continue its steep rise, he noted. If we go by the state's projections, Gujarat's debt will hit Rs 5,38,651 crore by 2027-28, burdening every newborn with Rs 89,000 in liabilities, Chavda alleged. He further claimed that the governments financial policies primarily serve the interests of select industrialists while leaving the common people to shoulder the growing debt. In Brief: Public Debt Surge: Gujarat's debt rose to Rs 3,77,962 crore in 2023-24; projected to hit Rs 3,99,633 crore in 2024-25. Per Capita Burden: With a population of six crore, each citizen carries an estimated debt of Rs 66,000. Debt Repayments: 2022-23: Rs 23,442 crore in interest, Rs 22,159 crore as principal. 2023-24 (Revised Estimate): Interest payments up to Rs 25,212 crore; principal repayment at Rs 26,149 crore. Congress Criticism: Accuses BJP-led govt of misleading public and increasing debt in the name of development. Sharp Rise in Borrowing: Institutional Loans: Rs 3,463 crore in 2022-23 Rs 7,000 crore in 2023-24. Market Loans: Rs 43,000 crore in 2022-23 Rs 51,000 crore in 2023-24.
Kash Patel, with roots in Gujarat's Anand district, has been confirmed as the new Director of the FBI, becoming the first Indian-American to lead the agency. His family migrated from Bhadran to Uganda before eventually moving to the US, where Patel was born.
Kerala Cricket Story: From zero grounds, feeble player supply lines to Ranji Trophy final
The meta stats of Jio Cinema, where the semifinal games were streaming live, showed a sudden spike in viewership for Kerala match against Gujarat from 2.5 lakh to 6 lakh.
New FBI chief Kash Patel traces his roots to Guj village
Kash Patel, the first Indian-American to head the FBI, has traced his roots to Bhadran village in Gujarat's Anand district. Patel's family migrated to Uganda 70 to 80 years ago, before selling their ancestral houses and moving to foreign countries. Patel was born in New York and is a trained lawyer who is an ice-hockey fan.
National Embroidery month: Celebrating the rare traditional embroideries of India!
The delicate embroideries of India have a history to behold, that tells the centuries old stories of varied artistry and craftsmanship depicting the rich and diverse cultures of India. Some of these are the rarest of the rare, having lost their significance and are hidden somewhere in the weaving looms or in the corners of the subcontinent. As we come to an end to the National Embroidery month, it is time that we recognize the talent of the craftsmen who create and art through a thread and needle in hand. Let us take you to an embroidery journey from the North to the South of India, exploring some of the rare and the most traditional embroideries of India: Crewel Embroidery (Kashmir) The Crewel embroidery has been in existence since the 11 th century, being an indigenous craft of Kashmir. The art form in its prime was once admired by the Mughal Emperors as well as the Queen Elizabeth of England. Crewelwork is a kind of free surface embroidery crafted on wool, with no particular style of patterns. Earlier, the embroidery was done on linen twill, but now silk, cotton velvet, silk organza are also used. Now the embroidery is done on cushions, curtains and other home dcor items. Chamba Rumal Embroidery (Himachal Pradesh) The royal women of the Chamba region of Himachal Pradesh flourished this traditional embroidery since the 17 th century in princely hill states. It has a distinct style with small rectangles and squares, embroidered with silk threads, thin metal wires or metallic yarn identical on both the sides. It was mostly used in wedding gifts and ceremonial coverings, especially brides dowry. The embroidery often depicted gods and goddesses in its patterns drawn by women and children, later skilled craftsmen. The Chamba embroidery has lost its significance, sacredness and essence, with families keeping the art alive only fir survival. Shamilami Embroidery (Manipur) Shalimali is basically a blend of weaving and embroidery featuring animal designs. It was once considered to be a symbol of high class, that people wore for their recognition of bravery and heroism by the King. The embroidery was adorned on a three paneled traditional shawl for the warriors with some bold tribal motifs that were incorporated as a belief to offer protection in a battle. Similar versions can be observed in Nagaland as well. Khneng Embroidery (Meghalaya) Khneng (meaning border) is a 200-year-old Khasi embroidery that belongs to Mustoh village of Meghalaya. The Khasi community practices the craft, with the designs reflecting their belief and connect to nature. It was inspired by a local insect called Kitiar. Mustoh is the only known village practicing Khneng embroidery, deeply rooted in the culture of Khasis. Khneng is traditionally done on eri silk shawls. Sujini Embroidery (Bihar) Sujini embroidery originated in the 1920s in the Bhunsura village of Bihar originally as a form of quilting. The simple elegant styles on vibrant shades of silk and cotton are known for the kantha running stitch. The motifs featured include geometric shapes and symbols of nature. Sujini embroidery often depicts storytelling by women, about resilience and overcoming hardships. The craft almost became extinct and was revived in 1988. It is now protected under the GI Act. Pipli Embroidery (Odisha) The Pipli embroidery has its origins back to 12 th century from the Pipli village of Odisha. Bright patterned fabric pieces are stitched together on a plain cloth, mostly velvet. Mirror and lacework is also done, along with stitching of patterns. Based on the patchwork it began to be known as Chandua. Originally, pipli work began to be done in the Jagannath Puri culture during the Rath Yatra, the designs reflected the same. And nowadays, Pipli embroidery can be found in home dcor items. Rabari Embroidery (Gujarat) Rabari embroidery is practiced by the nomadic Rabari or Rewari community of Gujarat and Rajasthan. The colorful, vibrant and vivid patterns of Rabari very much reflect upon the women who make it. Traditionally, the designs, motifs and patterns depicted upon the mythological and historical events of the past. Mirrors of all shapes and sizes are also added to the embroidery, for the belief that it will protect from evil spirits. Gujarat is also home to another traditional embroidery, the Karchobi embroidery which was introduced in the 17 th century. It is a type of Mochi embroidery that belongs to the Kutch region. Karchobi embroidery could be observed on bridal outfits, temple chariots and tent hangings. Kasuti Embroidery (Karnataka) Kasuti translates to Kai, meaning hand and suti which is weave or wrap. The embroidery has its origin back to the Chalukya rule from the 6 th to 12 th century in North Karnataka. In Kasuti embroidery, there is a single thread which involves the counting of each thread on the cloth. Both sides of the cloth look identical, as the stitching of the patterns is without any knots. It was inspired by the local rangoli patterns, with those of a chariot, palanquin, lamps began to be formed through stiches like Gavanti, Murgi, Negi among others. Toda Embroidery (Tamil Nadu) The name of the embroidery is derived from the tribe that embroiders it, the Toda or Todu community of Nilgiris. You can witness sacred red and black patterns on shawls called poothkuli. Designs made by them reflect on their ancestors tattoos that are believed to guide spirits to the afterlife. Practiced by women, the embroidery has its own unique style called pugur, which means flower. The designs also stylize sun, moon, stars and the eyes of peacock feathers. The rarest embroidered threads are the most delicate and fragile. In the modern era, the traditional embroideries need to be cherished and appreciated a lot more. Also, it is time to preserve the craft and its craftsmanship for the coming generations, so that the legacy and tradition continues aheadbefore they turn into absolute oblivion.
Gujarat revises GSDP growth down to 10.2% for 2024-25; public debt climbs to 3.99 lakh cr
GSDP is expected to register a year-on-year growth of 10.2 per cent, much lower than projections made last year
Home Minister Amit Shah to chair Western Zonal Council meet on Saturday in Pune
The Western Zonal Council comprises the states of Gujarat, Goa, Maharashtra, and the Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu
Bill to abolish Gujarat Physiotherapy Council introduced in Vidhan Sabha - Gujarat Samachar
Bill to abolish Gujarat Physiotherapy Council introduced in Vidhan Sabha Gujarat Samachar
Three arrested in Goa for betting on India-Bangladesh match
Law enforcement raided a bungalow in Pilerne, Goa, arresting three men from Gujarat involved in illegal betting on a cricket match. Seized items included mobile phones, a laptop, and a router valued at Rs 1.1 lakh. The suspects face charges under the Goa Daman and Diu Public Gambling Act as the investigation continues.
Ranji Trophy: Kerala Enter Historic Final After Thrilling Contest Against Gujarat
Kerala, who last made the semifinals in 2018-19 after making their Ranji debut back in 1957, will face Vidarbha in the summit clash.
Kerala make history, edge Gujarat to reach first-ever Ranji Trophy final - MSN
Kerala make history, edge Gujarat to reach first-ever Ranji Trophy final MSN
Three men from Gujarat held in Goa for accepting bets on India-Bangladesh CT match
Acting on reliable information, cops raided the rented bungalow in Pilerne village near Panaji on Thursday, a police spokesperson said
7 killed in bus-truck collision in Gujarat's Kachchh, more casualties feared - MSN
7 killed in bus-truck collision in Gujarat's Kachchh, more casualties feared MSN
Ranji Trophy: Kerala enters maiden final after dramatic first innings lead over Gujarat
Kerala entered the final for the first time after making their debut 68 years ago in Indias premiere domestic cricket tournament.
Gujarat: 4 dead, over 30 injured in bus-truck collision in Kachchh
As many as four people were killed and over 30 others were injured in a collision between a truck and a bus in Gujarats Kachchh district, officials said on Friday. Superintendent of Police Bhuj Kutch (Western) Vikas Sunda informed that the four people have been declared dead while those injured have been taken to the []
Congress raises concern over non-operational CCTVs in Gujarat police stations despite SC, HC ruling Gujarat Samachar
Kerala make history, reach first-ever Ranji Trophy final
Kerala made history by qualifying for their first Ranji Trophy final, narrowly defeating Gujarat with a two-run first-innings lead in a dramatic semifinal. Key performances included M Azharuddeens 177 runs and a crucial final moment involving Arzan Nagwaswalla and Salman Nizar. Kerala will now face Vidarbha in the final, carrying the hopes of their state.
Kerala enter Ranji Trophy final for first time after dramatic draw with Gujarat - Onmanorama
Kerala enter Ranji Trophy final for first time after dramatic draw with Gujarat Onmanorama
Gujarat's Nirdip Rathod and Shitanshu Sheth qualify for Kudo World Cup 2025 in Bulgaria Sportskeeda
Indian-American Kash Patel, newly appointed FBI chief, traces roots to Gujarats Bhadran village
Kash Patel, an Indian-American with roots in Gujarat's Anand district, has been appointed as the head of the FBI. Patel's family migrated to Uganda decades ago before eventually settling in the US. A lawyer with a notable career in defense, Patel is the first Indian-American to lead this prominent agency.
Gujarat police arrested three individuals, including two NEET aspirants, for hacking CCTVs in hospitals and public places to sell explicit videos. The suspects, who operated online channels and used advanced hacking tools, targeted various locations for over a year. The investigation continues to uncover the full extent of their operations and financial transactions.
India emerging as global power, needs good leaders: PM Modi at SOUL Leadership Conclave
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday affirmed that India is emerging as a global power and requires leaders capable of developing institutions of global excellence. Speaking at the inauguration of the first edition of the School of Ultimate Leadership (SOUL) Leadership Conclave 2025 in Delhi, PM Modi stated, In future leadership, SOUL's objective should be to instil both the Steel and Spirit in every sector to build Viksit Bharat. The Prime Minister, in his address, emphasised that the all-round development of citizens is essential for nation-building. Development of better citizens is necessary for nation-building. Development of excellent leaders is necessary in every field, PM Modi remarked, highlighting the need to groom exceptional leaders in all sectors. He described the School of Ultimate Leadership as a key milestone in Indias journey toward becoming Viksit Bharat, adding that SOUL would not only be a name but would serve as the very soul of India's social fabric. Quoting Swami Vivekananda, PM Modi stated that visionary leaders aim to liberate India from the chains of slavery and transform the nation with the help of just 100 effective and efficient leaders. Acknowledging that every citizen is tirelessly working to fulfil the dreams of a 21st-century Viksit Bharat, Modi stressed the importance of good leadership across all sectors in a country with a population of 140 crore. The Prime Minister also underscored the critical role of both human and natural resources in the progress of any nation. He cited Gujarat's rise as a top state due to leadership driven by human capital, despite a lack of sufficient natural resources, asserting that Human resources have the greatest potential. He further emphasised that in the 21st century, resources are key to driving innovation and harnessing skills. Modi highlighted the need for leadership development through a scientific and structured approach, particularly to embrace new skills. He said, India is emerging as a global powerhouse, and momentum and speed are increasing across all sectors. The Prime Minister called for energetic leaders across all sectors, capable of solving global complexities while prioritising national interests on the international stage. He stressed that these leaders should adopt a global approach while retaining a local mindset. He pointed out the importance of preparing individuals who understand both the Indian mind and the international mindset and who are equipped for strategic decision-making, crisis management, and future thinking. Modi further stated that to compete in international markets and within global institutions, leaders must understand international business dynamics, and SOULs role is to prepare such leaders on a large scale with high expectations. He also advised all to bear in mind that future leadership will not be confined to power alone; it will require capabilities in innovation and impact. He stressed that individuals must rise to meet this necessity. Emphasising the need to create leaders who set trends rather than merely follow them, the Prime Minister remarked that as India progresses, new leadership in sectors ranging from diplomacy to tech innovation will expand the countrys influence and impact globally. PM Modi stressed the need for governance and policymaking to meet world-class standards, which can be achieved when policymakers, bureaucrats, and entrepreneurs frame policies incorporating global best practices. When we move forward with a common goal and collective effort, the results are extraordinary, he said. He also highlighted that a shared purpose fosters an unparalleled sense of teamwork, which in turn gives rise to leadership. He cited Indias freedom struggle as a prime example of a shared purpose, which produced leaders not only in politics but also in other sectors. The Prime Minister urged the revival of the spirit of the freedom movement and encouraged drawing inspiration from it to move forward. Quoting a Sanskrit verse, the Prime Minister emphasised that there is no word that cannot be turned into a mantra, no herb that cannot become medicine, and no person who is incapable. He stressed the need for planners to utilise and guide individuals properly, with SOUL playing the role of such a planner.
How a 'helmet' helped Kerala claim Gujarats prized wicket in Ranji Trophy semifinals - Onmanorama
How a 'helmet' helped Kerala claim Gujarats prized wicket in Ranji Trophy semifinals Onmanorama
Ranji Trophy: Kerala set for historic final after dramatic two-run lead over Gujarat - Deccan Herald
Ranji Trophy: Kerala set for historic final after dramatic two-run lead over Gujarat Deccan Herald
Gujarat govt to set up Critical Minerals Observatory & Intelligence Centre - DeshGujarat
Gujarat govt to set up Critical Minerals Observatory & Intelligence Centre DeshGujarat
Delhi-Mumbai Expressway Faces Fresh Delays As Gujarat Stretches Lag Behind
'From Jai Shri Krishna to Ram Mandir': Times when FBI chief Kash Patel showed his Hindu heritage
Is Kash Patel a Hindu? Kashyap 'Kash' Patel is now set to take over as the first Indian-origin Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director. From the traditional Jai Shri Krishna greeting for his family to support for Ayodhyas Ram Temple, Kash Patel has has often spoken about his faith unabashedly. Born to Gujarati immigrant parents, Kash Patel has now emerged as one of Trump's most loyal allies.
Kerala On Brink Of History, Set To Enter Ranji Trophy Final For First Time
Former Kerala Ranji: In a remarkable turn of events, Kerala's senior cricket team, devoid of big names, restricted Gujarat to two runs short of Keralas first-innings total of 457, thereby stand on the cusp of securing its first-ever Ranji Trophy final berth. This historic feat came just days after they secured a one-run first-innings lead against Jammu and Kashmir in the quarterfinals held in Pune earlier this month. Following their entry into the semifinals for only the second time, the final day of the semifinal match on Friday was precariously poised for both Kerala and Gujarat. Gujarat needed 28 runs with three wickets remaining to advance to the final based on the first-innings total. However, Kerala will end up on the winning side by taking the 10th Gujarat wicket, falling two runs short of Kerala's first innings total. Notably, Kerala's current team did not feature the popular national star Sanju Samson but benefited from the presence of two out-of-state players, as per the current rules allowing such inclusions. Kerala's team boasts two such players - Jalaj Saxena from Madhya Pradesh, a seasoned campaigner who has been instrumental with his all-round contributions. Saxenas 67 in the first innings of the quarterfinal was crucial, and in the semifinal, he took four vital wickets in a marathon bowling effort of 71 overs out of Gujarats 174.4 overs. The other key player, Aditya Sarwate from Nagpur, bowls slow left-arm and took four wickets in 45 overs, including the final wicket of Arzan Nagwaswalla, ensuring Kerala's place in the final. Historically, only three Keralites have played Test cricket for India -- Tinu Yohanan, S Sreesanth and Abey Kuruvilla. However, Kuruvilla played for Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy, making this achievement by Keralas team even more significant. Former Kerala Ranji captain and South Zone player in the Duleep and Deodhar Trophy (1982-83), Ranjit Thomas, expressed immense pride and attributed this success to the tremendous effort, commitment, and dedication of the players, the BCCI, and the Kerala Cricket Association (KCA). Historically, only three Keralites have played Test cricket for India -- Tinu Yohanan, S Sreesanth and Abey Kuruvilla. However, Kuruvilla played for Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy, making this achievement by Keralas team even more significant. Also Read: Highest tax paying cricketers Article Source: IANS
Smart meters will be installed mandatorily in Gujarat, says energy minister - Gujarat Samachar
Smart meters will be installed mandatorily in Gujarat, says energy minister Gujarat Samachar
[Watch] How Bizarre Dismissal Of Gujarat Batter Handed Kerala A Path To Ranji Final - OneCricket
[Watch] How Bizarre Dismissal Of Gujarat Batter Handed Kerala A Path To Ranji Final OneCricket
Breaking: 7 Dead, Including 5 Students, In Road Accident In Gujarats Junagadh - News24
Breaking: 7 Dead, Including 5 Students, In Road Accident In Gujarats Junagadh News24
Arrest warrants against Gujarat MLAs C J Chavda and Shailesh Parmar? Read what they said Gujarat Samachar
BLR-W vs MUM-W Dream11 Prediction Match 7, Tata WPL 2025
BLR-W vs MUM-W Match 7, TATA WPL 2025, Dream11 Prediction: The defending champion Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women have started the TATA WPL 2025 with two consecutive wins. They have captured the top spot on the table as of now. But that top spot will be challenged as they gear up to face the inaugural season winner, Mumbai Indians Women, on Friday. This clash will kick off at 7:30 PM at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru. This is the first game at this venue this season. RCB-W have had pretty impressive batting performances, and their batters have done well with the bat. MI-W also had a great all-round game against Gujarat Giants, and they will look to continue that against the defending champion. BLR-W vs MUM-W Match 7: Match Details Date : February 21 (Friday) Time : 7:30 PM IST Venue : Kotambi Stadium, Vadodara BLR-W vs MUM-W Match 7 Live Streaming Details To watch the live action of this high-profile clash, fans can tune into Star Sports Networks on their cable TV. The live stream option for this game will be available. on the Jio Hotstar app or website as well. BLR-W vs MUM-W: Head-to-Head In WPL Total Matches : 5 BLR-W : 2 MUM-W : 3 No Result : 0 BLR-W vs MUM-W: Ground Pitch Report The surface in Bengaluru is probably the best in India for the batting side. As a bowler, there is not much help here, and the boundaries are also very short, which gives full value for the batters. The outfield is also brilliant, and down the ground, the ball travels very well. All these factors make it a difficult venue to bowl at. BLR-W vs MUM-W: Possible XIs: RCB-W: Danielle Wyatt-Hodge, Smriti Mandhana (c), Ellyse Perry, Raghvi Bist, Richa Ghosh (wk), Kanika Ahuja, Georgia Wareham, Kim Garth, Joshitha VJEkta Bisht,, Renuka Thakur Singh MUM-W: Yastika Bhatia (wk), Hayley Matthews, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Harmanpreet Kaur (c), Amelia Kerr, G Kamalini, S Sajana, Amanjot Kaur, Shabnim Ismail, Sanskriti Gupta, Parunika Sisodia BLR-W vs MUM-W: Dream11 Team Wicket-keepers : Richa Ghosh, Yastika Bhatia Batters : Smriti Mandhana,Ellyse Perry,Harmanpreet Kaur All-rounders : Hayley Matthews (Captain), Nat Sciver-Brunt (Vice Captain),Amelia Kerr,Georgia Wareham Bowler : Shabnim Ismail,Kim Garth Dream11 Prediction: RCB-W have had a great start, and their pacers are also doing well. MUM-W also have a settled squad. But RCB-W will have a home crowd with them. That is why we predict RCB-W to win here. BLR-W vs MUM-W Match 7 Dream11 Prediction, BLR-W vs MUM-W Dream11 Prediction, Today Match BLR-W vs MUM, BLR-W vs MUM-W Prediction, BLR-W vs MUM-W Dream11 Team, Fantasy Cricket Tips, BLR-W vs MUM-W Pitch Report, Today Match Prediction, Today Cricket Match, Dream11 Team, Playing XI, Pitch Report, Injury Update of the match between Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women vs Mumbai Indians Women Also Read: Highest tax paying cricketers Disclaimer : The fantasy team is purely based on the understanding and research of the writer. So kindly make sure to consider the points above while making your Dream11 team.
Hospital, maternity homes, clinics in Gujarat will require registration under new Bill Gujarat Samachar
Kerala qualified for their first Ranji Trophy final since 1951-52 after Gujarat's Arzan Nagwaswalla was dismissed in an unusual manner. His slog-sweep rebounded off Salman's helmet and was caught by Sachin Baby. The International Cricket Council implemented this dismissal rule in 2017, following recommendations after Phillip Hughes' death. Australian opener Usman Khawaja disagreed with this rule.
Important step towards Viksit Bharat: PM Modi inaugurates SOUL conclave
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the School of Ultimate Leadership (SOUL) Conclave, emphasizing the need for dynamic leadership to advance India's progress. SOUL aims to train future leaders in governance, business, and policy-making. Modi highlighted the importance of equipping youth with skills and knowledge for nation-building, with the SOUL campus in Gujarat set to open in two years.
Gujarat slashes stamp duty on mortgage deeds, tax on EVs in Rs 3.7 lakh cr budget for FY26 - MSN
Gujarat slashes stamp duty on mortgage deeds, tax on EVs in Rs 3.7 lakh cr budget for FY26 MSN
Gujarat: Liquor valued at 41.13 lakh seized - Gujarat Samachar
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Gujarat Police roll out promotions, 159 PSIs promoted to PIs - Gujarat Samachar
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Gujarat, Punjab Lead with 70+ Hour Workweeks; Bihar, Assam at the Bottom - Siliconindia.com
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Kerala create history with Ranji Trophy final berth for first time - Gulf News
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Make him play at number 11 - Kerala all-rounder lashes out at concussion sub controversy in Ranji Trophy 2024-25 semifinal vs Gujarat Sportskeeda
Gujarat Budget 2025: Stamp duty on mortgage deeds, EV tax slashed in Rs 3.7 lakh crore outlay - MSN
Gujarat Budget 2025: Stamp duty on mortgage deeds, EV tax slashed in Rs 3.7 lakh crore outlay MSN
Gujarat Budget 2025: Stamp duty on mortgage deeds, EV tax slashed in Rs 3.7 lakh crore outlay
Gujarat Budget 2025: Finance minister Kanubhai Desai did not propose any new tax in the budget which had an estimated surplus of Rs 859 crore.
Gujarat: Liquor valued at Rs 41.13 lakh seized - India Tribune
Gujarat: Liquor valued at Rs 41.13 lakh seized India Tribune
Gujarat Budget 2025-26: Motor Tax On EVs Reduced To 1%
In a major relief for electric vehicle (EV) buyers in the state, Gujarat finance Minister Kanubhai Desai has proposed offering
Royalarc Electrodes shares to debut soon. What GMP signals ahead of the debut?
Royalarc Electrodes' IPO saw a subscription of 1.6 times, debuting on the NSE SME platform today with no grey market premium. Founded in 1996, the company manufactures welding consumables and trades ancillary products. Their advanced facility in Gujarat ensures high-quality standards, supported by a skilled team of 144 employees.
Archaeologists Dive Into Sea Off Dwarka To Uncover Submerged Heritage
A team of five archaeologists from the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), including women members, has commenced groundbreaking underwater explorations off the coast of Dwarka in Gujarat, the Ministry of Culture said on Tuesday.
Mandhanas RCB eye hat-trick of wins against MI
Smriti Mandhanas RCB hasnt put a foot wrong so far, be it chasing an imposing 200-plus target against Gujarat Giants or overhauling a tricky 140-odd runs against Delhi Capitals
Chandigarh golfer Yuvraj takes lead at Gujarat Open - The Tribune India
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Gujarat Confidential: Women Power - The Indian Express
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Inside the World of UI/UX with Kishor Fogla, Founder of Yellow Slice - Ahmedabad Mirror
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DCB nabs 2 chain snatchers, recovers jewellery worth Rs 6L
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Allocations made for convention centre, urban haat
Gujarat Budget: State Proposes Rs 148-Crore Tax Relief On Mortgage Deeds, EVs
In the Rs 3.70 lakh crore budget for 2025-26, state finance minister Kanubhai Desai has proposed no new tax.
Gujarat FM Kanu Desai presents Budget for 2025-26 with total estimate of Rs 3.7 lk cr
Gujarat finance minister Kanu Desai presented a Rs 3,70,250.35 crore budget for 2025-26 aimed at promoting inclusive and sustainable growth. Key allocations include Rs 10 crore for Sardar Patel's 150th anniversary, AI labs at technical institutions, and a significant emphasis on urban development, agriculture, and economic hubs.
Nearly 20 years after the last excavation, ASI's Underwater Archaeology Wing is exploring the submerged city of Dwarka off the Gujarat coast. Led by Professor Alok Tripathi, the team aims to uncover a 4,000-year-old city linked to Hindu mythology. This mission includes significant women archaeologists and highlights India's underwater heritage preservation efforts.
Jalaj confident that Kerala can take first innings lead against Gujarat
Ranji Trophy: Kerala objects Gujarat replacing spinner Bishnoi with seamer as concussion sub in semifinal Social News XYZ
Jaymeet, Panchal frustrate Kerala as Gujarat eye lead
Patel will look to build on his unbeaten 74 to help Gujarat pocket the 28 runs they need for the decisive first-innings lead
Over 3,200 FIRs filed against travel agents in Punjab in last three years
CHANDIGARH: In recent years, an increasing number of young individuals from Punjab have fallen prey to unscrupulous travel agents exploiting their desire to migrate abroad. Whether through the so-called Dunky Route, student visas, or fraudulent marriages, these agents have capitalised on the desperation of youth. Over the past three years, Punjab has seen the registration of 3,225 First Information Reports (FIRs) against travel agents. Of these, more than 1,100 cases have been filed under the Punjab Prevention of Human Smuggling Act, 2012. A closer look at the data reveals that the highest number of cases was registered by the SAS Nagar Police (398), followed by the Jalandhar Police Commissionerate (375), Hoshiarpur Police (293), and Patiala Police (235). Other notable police stations include the Ludhiana Police Commissionerate (228), the NRI Wing of the Punjab Police (190), Amritsar Police Commissionerate (188), Jalandhar (Rural) Police (141), and SBS Nagar Police (127). An analysis of these cases further highlights that 1,117 were registered under the Punjab Prevention of Human Smuggling Act, 2012, 783 under the Emigration Act, and 1,325 under various sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). The Jalandhar Police Commissionerate recorded the highest number of cases under the Human Smuggling Act (294), followed by Amritsar Police Commissionerate (141) and Hoshiarpur Police (110). Under the Emigration Act, the SAS Nagar Police registered 287 cases, followed by Ludhiana Police Commissionerate (161) and the NRI Wing (75). Under IPC sections, Patiala Police topped the list with 198 cases, followed by the NRI Wing (115) and Hoshiarpur Police (111). Dilemma of desperate deportees Talking to this newspaper, Additional DGP (NRI Wing) Parveen Sinha said, Punjab is the only state in the country where the Punjab Prevention of Human Smuggling Act, 2012, is enforced. We take stringent action against travel agents upon receiving complaints. In the past three years, over 3,000 cases have been registered across the state. Speaking on the issue, Capt. SP Singh, Chairman of the Association of Licensed Immigration and Education Consultants (ALIEC), said, As per the Act, travel agents are required to display their license number prominently outside their offices and in advertisements. However, illegal agents are predominantly active on social media platforms, making it difficult to trace their backgrounds. This makes it easier for them to deceive vulnerable individuals. We urge that advertisements on social media be regulated under this Act and be subject to scrutiny. From snakes, crocodiles to trimming beard, US deportee from Punjab recalls perilous 'donkey route' The situation calls for an understanding of these agents' modus operandi. The Act must be amended to keep pace with evolving tactics. Currently, there are approximately 5,000 to 7,000 registered agents, but the number of illegal agents remains uncertain, Singh added. Jatinder Benipal, President of ALIEC, said that the majority of deported individuals linked to illegal migration were victims of unregistered agents. These agents evade the regulatory oversight set by the Punjab Travel Professionals Regulation Rules, 2013. Illegal migration is primarily facilitated by unregistered agents, not by licensed professionals who comply with the legal framework, Benipal said. Sources revealed that three flights landing in Amritsar on February 5, 15, and 16 were carrying a significant number of deportees from Punjab. A total of 333 illegal immigrants were deported, of whom 126 (37.8%) were from Punjab. Other deportees included 110 from Haryana (33%), 74 from Gujarat (22.2%), and smaller numbers from Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Himachal Pradesh, Goa, Chandigarh, Jammu and Kashmir, and Uttarakhand. Among the deportees, 262 were men, 42 were women, and 29 were children (18 boys and 11 girls) returning from the United States with their families. Why Amritsar chosen? Political slugfest erupts over US planes carrying Indian deportees
Ranji Trophy: Jaymeet Patels Grit Keeps Gujarats Semis Hopes Alive
Narendra Modi Stadium: The 22-year-old, Gujarats young batting sensation, Jaymeet Patel stood tall under immense pressure in his debut First-Class season and guided his team closer to Keralas first-innings total with a fighting knock on Day 4 in the Ranji Trophy semifinal at Narendra Modi Stadium. With Gujarat still trailing by 28 runs and only three wickets in hand, the battle for supremacy remains finely poised heading into the final day. Jaymeet, Gujarats leading run-scorer this season, walked in with the hosts reeling under a middle-order collapse orchestrated by Keralas veteran off-spinner Jalaj Saxena. But instead of succumbing to the pressure, he took the game deep, forging crucial partnerships with Vishal Jayswal and Siddharth Desai. His measured approach ensured Gujarat kept chipping away at the deficit, setting up a tense finale where every run would count. Earlier in the day, Gujarats hopes of first innings lead were jolted when Manan Hingrajia fell to a contentious third-umpire decision just five overs into the morning session. Replays suggested the ball had struck his bat and pad almost simultaneously, but the review ruled in favour of Kerala, sending Hingrajia back for 33. Despite the setback, overnight centurion Priyank Panchal and wicketkeeper-batter Urvil Patel countered the visiting attack with positive stroke play. Kerala spread the field early, allowing the duo to rotate strike comfortably. The plan to start with a pacer alongside Saxena backfired, as M.D. Nidheesh struggled with his line and leaked runs. However, Saxena struck gold when he bowled a sharply turning delivery from the rough, dismantling Panchals stumps just two runs short of a well-deserved 150. The veteran spinner then outfoxed Urvil Patel four overs later, tempting him down the track and allowing Mohammed Azharuddeen to complete a sharp stumping. With Gujarat in a tricky position, Hemang Patel - brought in as a concussion substitute for Ravi Bishnoi - was surprisingly promoted to No. 5. Though primarily a medium-pacer, Hemang took the attack to the spinners, disrupting their rhythm with a quick-fire 27. However, the mandatory new-ball introduction after 100 overs gave Kerala the breakthrough, as Nidheesh dismissed Hemang with a brilliant catch by substitute Shoun Roger at deep third man. Saxena, who bowled an uninterrupted 27-over spell, then removed Gujarat skipper Chintan Gaja in the first over after lunch, putting Kerala in firm control. Just when Gujarat seemed on the brink, Jaymeet Patel showcased remarkable composure. He first stitched a valuable stand with Vishal Jayswal before the latter fell while attempting an ill-advised slog-sweep off Aditya Sarwate. Siddharth Desai then took on the role of a defensive anchor, blocking deliveries while ensuring Jaymeet got most of the strike. Kerala, sensing an opportunity, altered their tactics - allowing Jaymeet easy singles while focusing on dismissing Siddharth. However, this approach backfired as it reduced the scoreboard pressure, letting Gujarat inch closer without taking undue risks. Apart from Saxena, Keralas spinners failed to make much of an impact on the slowing pitch. As the match heads into its decisive final day, Gujarats hopes rest on Jaymeets shoulders. A mere 28 runs stand between them and the all-important first-innings lead. Kerala, on the other hand, will need early wickets to wrest back control and deny Gujarat a spot in the Ranji Trophy final. Kerala, sensing an opportunity, altered their tactics - allowing Jaymeet easy singles while focusing on dismissing Siddharth. However, this approach backfired as it reduced the scoreboard pressure, letting Gujarat inch closer without taking undue risks. Apart from Saxena, Keralas spinners failed to make much of an impact on the slowing pitch. Also Read: Highest tax paying cricketers Article Source: IANS
Gujarat on brink of entering Ranji Trophy final after Jaymeet-Desai rearguard act - Hindustan Times
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Torrent Group Secures CCI Clearance for Acquiring Majority Stake in Gujarat Titans
The deal marks a significant diversification move by Torrent Investments, the investment arm of the Torrent Group, which has a strong presence across industries including pharmaceuticals, power, gas, electricals, and healthcare
Ranji Trophy Semifinals: Brilliant Jaymeet takes Gujarat to threshold of first innings lead against Kerala Onmanorama
Smart City Surat to Introduce QR Codes for Efficient Public Services - Smart City
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5 big announcements for women in Gujarat Budget 2025-26 - Gujarat Samachar
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Gujarat govt presents 3.7 lakh cr surplus budget; provides tax relief
Tax reliefs, infrastructure expansion, and green initiatives drive growth agenda
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Man who entered Shah Rukh Khan's 'Mannat' without permission in 2023 was caught for theft in Gujarat
According to the police, Kushwaha and Sindha have a record of multiple thefts, with at least three cases filed against them in Bharuch.
Budget 2025-26: Two new expressways to be developed in Gujarat - Gujarat Samachar
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Gujarat govt presents Rs 3.70 lakh crore budget for FY26; no new tax proposed
Gujarat Finance Minister Kanubhai Desai presented a Rs 3.70 lakh crore budget for 2025-26, with Rs 148 crore in tax relief and no new taxes proposed. The budget focuses on social security, HR development, infrastructure, green growth, and economic activities, introducing key projects like two greenfield expressways and a Gujarat Reforms Commission.
15 Gujarat Administrative Service cadre officers appointed as IAS - Gujarat Samachar
15 Gujarat Administrative Service cadre officers appointed as IAS Gujarat Samachar
Highlights of Gujarat Budget 2025-26, presented by Finance Minister Kanu Desai - Gujarat Samachar
Highlights of Gujarat Budget 2025-26, presented by Finance Minister Kanu Desai Gujarat Samachar
Gainers & Losers: HDFC Bank, Radico Khaitan among 7 stocks in limelight today
Indian markets closed lower as banking stocks and Maruti Suzuki declined amid US tariff concerns. Rajesh Exports, Netweb Technologies, and Radico Khaitan surged, while Gujarat Toolroom and financial stocks saw declines.
Fake CBI officer arrested in Vadodara for cyber fraud
A fugitive accused in a cybercrime case and wanted for impersonating a CBI officer was arrested, said officials in Gujarat's Vadodara on Thursday.
Budget 2025 reflects commitment for Viksit Gujarat, says CM Bhupendra Patel - The Tribune India
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Gujarat minister Bhanuben Babariya misses Budget Session due to burn injuries - Gujarat Samachar
Gujarat minister Bhanuben Babariya misses Budget Session due to burn injuries Gujarat Samachar
CM Shri Bhupendra Patel welcomes the budget for the year 2025-26 presented by Finance Minister Shri Kanubhai Desai CMO Gujarat
Full text of Gujarat Budget FY 2025 - 2026 presented by FM Kanubhai Desai in State Assembly DeshGujarat
BJP sweeps Gujarat local body polls - DD News
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