Gujarat: CSMCRI scientists Featured in SciRank' Top 5% Global List
Gujarat's Central Salt and Marine Chemicals Research Institute (CSMCRI) is known for its pioneering work in marine science, salt chemistry, desalination technology and marine biotechnology.
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Gujarat: Around 40 investors duped of Rs 10.67 crore; two jewellers held - India Tribune - Chicago
Gujarat: Around 40 investors duped of Rs 10.67 crore; two jewellers held India Tribune - Chicago
Indian Athletes Aim for Gold in Judo and Boxing Finals at Commonwealth Games 2026
Glasgow, August 1: Gujarats Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghvi is in Glasgow to support Indian athletes participating in the Commonwealth Games 2026. He expressed confidence that the athletes reaching the finals in judo and boxing will secure gold medals for the country. Speaking to reporters, Sanghvi stated, Our players have showcased excellent performance in the ... Read more Indian Athletes Aim for Gold in Judo and Boxing Finals at Commonwealth Games 2026
Gujarat Achieves Milestone with Heart Transplant via Vande Bharat Train
Surat, August 1: In a groundbreaking event, Surats New Civil Hospital has successfully completed its 96th organ donation. Mithun Swain, a 36-year-old worker from Odisha, donated his kidneys, liver, and heart, giving four individuals a new lease on life. Remarkably, this organ donation marked the first instance in India where a heart was transported via ... Read more Gujarat Achieves Milestone with Heart Transplant via Vande Bharat Train
Heavy Rain Alert in Gandhinagar: Over 200 Hoardings Removed; Schools and Colleges Closed
Mumbai, August 1: In response to warnings of heavy rainfall and strong winds in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, local authorities have taken precautionary measures. Over 200 large banners and hoardings have been removed, and unsafe advertising structures have been dismantled. All schools, colleges, and Anganwadi centers in the district will remain closed on August 1 due to ... Read more Heavy Rain Alert in Gandhinagar: Over 200 Hoardings Removed; Schools and Colleges Closed
11-year-old girl drowns after falling into canal near Anand SP office
Rain returns, emergency response mitigates pain
Villages inundated in Central Gujarat
Rain fury keeps Vadodara on high alert; 320 shifted, 47 pregnant women evacuated
127 shifted, SDRF on standby as rain lashes Anand
Educational Institutions Shut Today
MSU arts faculty shifts over 2k students to online amid rain closure
Indian Athletes Shine at Commonwealth Games in Glasgow
Glasgow, July 31: The Indian team is performing exceptionally well at the Commonwealth Games held in Glasgow. Friday was a remarkable day for India. In judo, the country secured two gold medals and one silver, while five boxers reached the finals, guaranteeing at least five silver medals. Gujarats Deputy Chief Minister, Harsh Sanghvi, is also ... Read more Indian Athletes Shine at Commonwealth Games in Glasgow
Indian Athletes Shine at Commonwealth Games Experience Center
Glasgow, July 31: Indian athletes are making a remarkable impact at the Commonwealth Games held in Glasgow. Friday was particularly special for India, with the judo team securing two gold medals and one silver, while five boxers advanced to the finals, guaranteeing at least five silver medals. Present at the event was Gujarats Deputy Chief ... Read more Indian Athletes Shine at Commonwealth Games Experience Center
Gujarat Chief Minister Reviews Rain Preparedness, Puts 10 Districts On High Alert
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel paid a surprise late-night visit to the State Emergency Operations Centre (SEOC) on Friday to review the prevailing rain situation across Gujarat and assess the state's preparedness for any weather-related emergencies.
Gujarat Police Seizes 540 Pentazocine Injections in Bharuch
Bharuch, July 31: The Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) of Gujarat Police has confiscated 540 banned Pentazocine lactate injections from a rented shop in Bharuch district. A 31-year-old man was arrested for allegedly possessing and selling this prescription medication without the necessary approvals. This operation was conducted by the ANTF Vadodara zone under the jurisdiction of ... Read more Gujarat Police Seizes 540 Pentazocine Injections in Bharuch
Gujarats Deputy CM Participates in Community Yoga Event in Glasgow
Glasgow, July 31: Gujarats Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghvi joined a community yoga session in Glasgow on Friday, engaging with local Scottish residents and members of the Indian community. This event was organized to highlight Indias cultural outreach during the Commonwealth Games. The morning session saw participation from both the local community and individuals of ... Read more Gujarats Deputy CM Participates in Community Yoga Event in Glasgow
Weather Tomorrow: Monsoon conditions will remain active across India on August 1. Heavy to very heavy rainfall is forecast for north, central, and northeastern regions. Gujarat faces a red alert for extremely heavy rainfall in thirteen districts. Himachal Pradesh and Maharashtra anticipate active monsoon spells with potential heavy showers. Delhi-NCR will experience typical monsoon weather with light rain and high humidity.
Gujarat rains: 1,500 evacuated in Surat as IMD issues red alert for 13 districts
Heavy rainfall lashed central and south Gujarat, prompting the evacuation of over 1,500 people in Surat, the worst-hit district. The IMD issued a red alert for 13 districts as waterlogging disrupted normal life and NDRF, SDRF, and Army teams remained on standby
Arvind Trivedi's portrayal of Ravana in Ramanand Sagar's Ramayan is highly celebrated. He also starred in Vikram Aur Betaal and had a successful Gujarati cinema career. Trivedi came from a family of actors and also entered politics. He served as the acting chairman of the CBFC for a period. The veteran actor passed away in 2021, remembered for his humble nature.
Heavy rain hits Pavagadh pilgrimage site in Gujarat
Avaada Group secures $1.3 billion financial closure for 2,150 MW projects
Avaada Group achieved financial closure for its renewable energy portfolio worth USD 1.3 billion for projects in Gujarat and Maharashtra. The portfolio includes hybrid renewable and utility-scale solar projects.
Vadodara Weather Today, July 31, 2026: Gujarat braces for heavy rain as IMD issues red alerts
Vadodara Weather Today, July 31, 2026: Gujarat anticipates widespread heavy to very heavy rainfall on Friday and Saturday. A deep depression is moving westward towards the state, bringing intense weather activity. Several districts are under red alert for exceptionally heavy rainfall, with others facing an orange alert. This forecast follows recent extreme rainfall events and flood-like situations across the region. Conditions are expected to improve gradually from Sunday onwards.
Gujarat Police Activates Emergency Preparedness Amid Heavy Rain Alert
Gandhinagar, July 31: In response to a heavy rain alert, the Gujarat Police has activated its disaster preparedness and response system across the state. Director General of Police (DGP) Gyanendra Singh Malik has instructed police chiefs in all cities, districts, and ranges to remain on high alert and coordinate efforts to ensure the safety of ... Read more Gujarat Police Activates Emergency Preparedness Amid Heavy Rain Alert
Avaada gets 12,800-cr loan to fund projects in Gujarat and Maharashtra
Avaada Group secured 12,800 crore financing from three major lenders. This funding will support 2.15 GW of renewable energy projects in Gujarat and Maharashtra. These new projects will commence commercial operations starting March 2027. The financing covers hybrid renewable energy and solar capacity developments. The loans have an aggregate tenure of 21.5 years.
Leopard kills 4-year-old girl in Chhota Udepur village
Couple held for trying to sell infant
Educational Institutes To Be Shut; Rescue Boats On Standby
Low turnout marks bypolls in Bihar's Bankipur, MP's Datia & Gujarat's Manjalpur
Low voter turnout marked bypolls in Bihar, MP, and Gujarat. Bankipur in Bihar saw just 34.31% voter turnout, a significant decrease. Datia in Madhya Pradesh recorded 71.41% voting after a conviction led to a vacancy. Manjalpur in Gujarat had 37.5% polling following the sitting MLA's demise.
37.5% voter turnout recorded in Manjalpur bypoll
Maruti Suzuki has started commercial production at its fourth plant in Gujarat. This new facility will produce the battery electric vehicle, the e VITARA. The Hansalpur plant raises total production capacity to one million units annually. Suzuki plans further expansion with a new Sanand plant by 2029. The company aims for four million units of annual production by the 2030s.
Heavy to very heavy rainfall is forecast across India from July 30 to August 1. Active monsoon conditions will bring intense showers and thunderstorms to many regions. Northern and central states, including Delhi, will experience significant rainfall activity. Eastern, northeastern, western, and southern parts of the country are also on alert. Residents should prepare for continued wet weather and potential gusty winds.
Mild Earthquake of 2.6 Magnitude Recorded Near Ahmedabad, No Cause for Alarm: Dr. Santosh Kumar
Ahmedabad, July 30: A mild earthquake measuring 2.6 on the Richter scale was recorded early Thursday near the Bavla area in Ahmedabad district, Gujarat. Dr. Santosh Kumar, a scientist, stated that this earthquake had a very low intensity, making it unlikely for the general public to feel it. The tremors were only detected by sensitive ... Read more Mild Earthquake of 2.6 Magnitude Recorded Near Ahmedabad, No Cause for Alarm: Dr. Santosh Kumar
T.N. government must create land banks to boost commercial real estate: experts
The speakers pointed out that while there is no single solution to the land supply issue, Gujarats land pooling model and land leasing mechanisms could help overcome high land costs that dictate the supply of land for commercial real estate development
NLC India arm NIRL to set up 900 MW solar power project
NLC India's subsidiary NIRL has received an order for a 900 MW solar power project. This significant project was awarded through a competitive bidding process by Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam. The electricity generated will be procured by GUVNL, supporting green energy initiatives. NIRL, established in 2023, manages NLC India's green energy assets. The company focuses on developing renewable energy projects both domestically and internationally.
Maruti Suzuki began production at its fourth Hansalpur plant, boosting capacity to one million units. This expansion makes Hansalpur India's largest passenger vehicle manufacturing facility at a single location. The new plant will initially produce the company's flagship Battery Electric Vehicle, the e VITARA. Maruti Suzuki's total manufacturing capacity now stands at 2.9 million units per annum. G
Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are forecast across many parts of India on Friday. The India Meteorological Department has issued warnings for widespread showers and gusty winds. Northern, central, eastern, northeastern, western, and southern regions will experience active monsoon conditions. Isolated very heavy to extremely heavy showers are anticipated in several specific areas. Thunderstorms accompanied by lightning are also likely in numerous locations nationwide.
Voting under way for Manjalpur byelection in Gujarat
The bypoll was necessitated by the death of senior BJP MLA and former Gujarat minister Yogesh Patel on June 2 after a prolonged illness.
Voting commenced for by-elections in Bihar's Bankipur and Madhya Pradesh's Datia constituencies. Gujarat's Manjalpur Assembly seat also saw polling begin on Thursday. The counting of votes for all three by-elections is scheduled for August 3. BJP leaders expressed confidence in securing victories in these crucial contests. Opposition parties also voiced optimism about their electoral prospects in the bypolls.
Power engineers oppose 11 kV self-certification policy, cite public safety risks
The Jammu and Kashmir Electrical Engineering Graduates Association (JKEEGA) has sought the immediate withdrawal of S.O. 193 of 2026, contending that the governments decision to enhance the notified voltage limit for self-certification of electrical installations from 650 volts to 11 kV could compromise public safety, weaken statutory oversight, and undermine the role of the Electrical Inspection Wing. The association has also called for the notification to be kept in abeyance until a comprehensive technical, legal, and safety review is undertaken. In a detailed representation addressed to the Additional Chief Secretary, Power Development Department, JKEEGA stated that the recently issued notification, which implements provisions under the Central Electricity Authority (Measures Relating to Safety and Electric Supply) Regulations, 2023, appears to have been issued without a comprehensive technical impact assessment, structured stakeholder consultation, or any demonstrable evaluation of the safety implications associated with permitting self-certification of electrical installations up to 11 kV. The association said the issue was deliberated extensively during separate meetings of its Guidance Councils in Kashmir and Jammu, chaired by General Secretary Er. Pirzada Hidayatullah and President Er. Sachin Tickoo, respectively. Following detailed technical discussions, both councils unanimously adopted resolutions opposing S.O. 193 and resolved to seek its immediate withdrawal and a comprehensive review. Copies of the resolutions have also been submitted to the government for consideration. According to the representation, electrical installations operating at 11 kV constitute high-voltage systems that involve significantly greater risks to human life, public property, and the integrity and reliability of the electricity network. JKEEGA argued that such installations require rigorous and independent statutory scrutiny by the Electrical Inspection Wing to ensure compliance with prescribed safety standards. It cautioned that extending the scope of self-certification to 11 kV would substantially reduce independent statutory oversight and weaken the safeguards envisaged under the Electricity Act, 2003, and the CEA Safety Regulations, 2023. The engineering body further maintained that no material has been placed in the public domain to indicate that the enhancement of the notified voltage threshold from 650 volts to 11 kV was preceded by any comprehensive technical feasibility study, safety audit, risk assessment, or comparative analysis of regulatory practices followed by other states. It said a policy decision having far-reaching implications for public safety and regulatory governance should have been preceded by a transparent consultative process involving all stakeholders, including the Electrical Inspection Wing, Kashmir Power Distribution Corporation Limited (KPDCL), Jammu Power Distribution Corporation Limited (JPDCL), Jammu and Kashmir Power Transmission Corporation Limited (JKPTCL), engineering associations, technical experts, and consumer representatives. JKEEGA also expressed concern over the practical implications of the notification, observing that certification of high-voltage installations under the revised framework would largely depend upon Chartered Engineers possessing the prescribed qualifications and experience. Given the limited availability of such professionals in the Union Territory, the association apprehended that statutory certification may become concentrated in the hands of only a few individuals, leading to avoidable administrative, technical, and ethical concerns while simultaneously diminishing the institutional role of the Electrical Inspection Wing. While acknowledging that improving the ease of doing business is a legitimate policy objective, the association asserted that it cannot override the paramount considerations of public safety, statutory oversight, and regulatory accountability, particularly in matters involving high-voltage electrical infrastructure. The representation also highlighted a comparative review of the regulatory framework adopted by several states, including Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Gujarat, West Bengal, Bihar, and Chhattisgarh. According to JKEEGA, these states have exercised caution while implementing the discretion available under the CEA Regulations and have retained comparatively lower notified voltage thresholds to ensure continued independent statutory oversight over high-tension electrical installations. The association further pointed out that neighbouring Himachal Pradesh, which has topographical and climatic conditions similar to Jammu and Kashmir, has retained the notified voltage threshold at 440 volts, demonstrating that the CEA Regulations do not prescribe a uniform national threshold of 11 kV. In its representation, JKEEGA urged the government to immediately withdraw S.O. 193 of 2026, suspend its implementation pending a comprehensive technical, legal, and safety review, and constitute a high-level committee comprising representatives from the Power Development Department, Electrical Inspection Wing, KPDCL, JPDCL, JKPTCL, JKEEGA, technical experts, and other stakeholders to examine the implications of the notification. It also sought a comparative assessment of the regulatory frameworks followed in other states before introducing any policy that substantially expands the scope of self-certification. Furthermore, the association requested that any future policy concerning electrical safety and statutory inspection be formulated only after meaningful consultation with all stakeholders and due consideration of technical, legal, and public safety aspects. Reiterating its support for reforms in the power sector, JKEEGA stated that it remains firmly committed to constructive and progressive changes. However, it maintained that such reforms must be founded on sound technical principles, stakeholder participation, statutory compliance, and the paramount consideration of public safety. The association appealed to the government to initiate a transparent, inclusive, and technically informed consultative process to evolve a balanced and consensus-based policy. The association expressed hope that the concerns raised by the engineering fraternity would receive due consideration. However, it warned that if the notification continues in its present form without meaningful stakeholder consultation, JKEEGA would be constrained to register its protest through all lawful, peaceful, and democratic means available under law in order to safeguard public safety, preserve the statutory role of the Electrical Inspection Wing, and protect the legitimate interests of the engineering fraternity. Copies of the representation have also been forwarded to the Advisor to the Chief Minister and the Chief Secretary of the Union Territory.
Porbandar Day care center inaugurated for Raghuvanshi elders - Sandesh
Porbandar Day care center inaugurated for Raghuvanshi elders Sandesh
By-elections in Three States on July 30, Results on August 3
New Delhi, July 30: Voting for by-elections in three assembly seats across three states will take place today, July 30. The seats up for election include Bankipur in Bihar, Datia in Madhya Pradesh, and Manjalpur in Gujarat. The results for these by-elections will be announced on August 3. In Madhya Pradeshs Datia seat, a fierce ... Read more By-elections in Three States on July 30, Results on August 3
Telangana Boys Beat Gujarat At National Hockey
Telangana will take on Puducherry in a match that will decide the toppers of Pool B in the C Division
ACME Solar raises 3,404 crore from Power Finance Corp
ACME Solar secured over 3,400 crore funding from PFC for its 250 MW project. This funding supports the development and construction of the ACME Urja One Phase III project. The project combines solar, wind, and battery storage technologies for reliable power supply. It spans across Rajasthan and Gujarat, with commissioning expected next year.
Rain contingency plans in place as Manjalpur votes on Thursday
Mobile Deposit Centres Set Up For First Time
Global experts deliberate on crime, victim justice
Conmen claim to be former Odisha CMs relatives, cheat fuel oil trader of 32L
Two held for stealing copper from closed factory
Two caught with cannabis in Panchmahal, three in Vadodara
Foresters to tackle human-wildlife conflict
Upcoming By-elections in Three States: Voting on July 30, Results on August 3
New Delhi, July 30: Voting for by-elections in three assembly seats across India will take place today, July 30. The seats involved are Bankipur in Bihar, Datia in Madhya Pradesh, and Manjalpur in Gujarat. The results for these by-elections will be announced on August 3. In Madhya Pradeshs Datia seat, a fierce contest is expected ... Read more Upcoming By-elections in Three States: Voting on July 30, Results on August 3
Gujarat Police Seizes Illegal Liquor Worth 77.71 Lakhs in Jamnagar
Jamnagar, July 29: The Gujarat Polices State Monitoring Cell (SMC) has confiscated illegal Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) and beer worth 77.71 lakhs during a raid in Jamnagar district. The total estimated value of the seized goods exceeds 1 crore. Three individuals have been arrested in connection with this operation, while 13 others linked to ... Read more Gujarat Police Seizes Illegal Liquor Worth 77.71 Lakhs in Jamnagar
Gujarat Man Poisoned, Buried By Wife. Family Believed He Was In Australia
Jignesh Mavadiya's family believed for nearly two years that he was living and working in Australia. Investigators allege that he was poisoned with cyanide and buried about 12 feet beneath the floor of a factory in the Dared GIDC area.
Gujarat Issues Red Alert as IMD Predicts Heavy Rains
Gandhinagar, July 29: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted extremely heavy rainfall in certain areas of Gujarat, prompting the issuance of a Red Alert for eight districts on July 31. In response, the Gujarat government has instructed all departments to be prepared for immediate action. The Red Alert has been issued for Ahmedabad, Anand, ... Read more Gujarat Issues Red Alert as IMD Predicts Heavy Rains
Gujarat Police Launches Operation Safe Cyber Space to Protect Women and Children Online
Gandhinagar, July 29: The Gujarat Police have initiated Operation Safe Cyber Space across the state to ensure the safety of women and children on online platforms. Running from July 1 to July 28, this campaign involved the polices She Team and Cyber Cell staff, who educated participants about online threats such as sextortion, financial fraud, ... Read more Gujarat Police Launches Operation Safe Cyber Space to Protect Women and Children Online
IPL Has Changed The Way Sport Is Viewed In India, Says Punjab Kings' Co-owner Ness Wadia
Indian Premier League: Indian Premier League (IPL) co-owner Ness Wadia believes the cash-rich league has barely scratched the surface of its potential, adding that the tournament has changed the way the sport is now seen in India. At the same time, Wadia asserted that the tournament's best years are still ahead. Wadia's comments come on the back of global investment bank Houlihan Lokey's 2026 IPL valuation study revealing that the tournaments business value has jumped by 11.4 per cent to USD 20.6 billion post the 2026 season, while its overall brand value rose to USD 4.3 billion - a 10.3 per cent year-on-year increase. According to the report, Punjab Kings, one of the eight original franchises bought in 2008 for roughly USD 76 million, saw its valuation compound to approximately Rs 1,510 crore (USD 158 million) this year, marking a 12.1 per cent growth from 2025. It's been the emotional connection people have with their teams. Families organise their evenings around IPL matches. You can understand that intellectually, but you only truly appreciate it when you're part of it. The other thing that's genuinely surprised me is how far the game has travelled. We saw a team from Italy playing at this year's World Cup, and watching the IPL now stretches into places like South America, countries I never imagined would be following cricket. Year after year, people wait for it. It's slowly turning into something close to a cult, one that crosses every diaspora. The IPL has changed the way sport is viewed in India. It's created careers, inspired investment, encouraged other leagues and built sporting brands that millions of people genuinely care about, Wadia said in a statement issued by the franchise on Wednesday. The report also mentioned several landmark shifts in the league's financial landscape and broadcasting dynamics. Defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) created history after being acquired for a league-record USD 1.78 billion, while Rajasthan Royals also fetched a massive USD 1.65 billion valuation. Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) created history after being acquired for a league-record USD 1.78 billion, while Rajasthan Royals also fetched a massive USD 1.65 billion valuation. The tournament witnessed a major digital migration in viewership, with Connected TV (CTV) reach surging by 26 per cent even as linear television ratings registered an 18.8 per cent decline. Reflecting on the early days of the tournament, Wadia, co-owner of Punjab Kings alongside Mohit Burman, Preity Zinta, and Karan Paul, recalled that breaking even was a long-term process. We simply believed Indian sport was ready for a new chapter, and we wanted to be part of building it, it took seven years to break even. We always knew this wasn't a short-term play. But I still think the IPL is only getting started. I always believed the IPL would become one of the biggest sporting leagues in the world. I just didn't think it would happen this quickly. Today, when you see institutional investors looking at franchises and global capital entering the space, it validates the conviction we had back in 2008. Season 19 of the IPL reached 1.2 billion viewers, a 7 per cent increase year-on-year, while the 2026 final between Gujarat Titans and Royal Challengers Bengaluru in Ahmedabad recorded 400 million viewers across screens to become the most-watched match in IPL history. Ahead of the next media rights cycle, whose value is currently at USD 6.2 billion, Wadia expressed strong confidence in the league's financial trajectory. I'm optimistic about the next media rights cycle, not because I'm an owner, but because the fundamentals continue to get stronger. Every year the IPL attracts bigger audiences. That shows the appetite people have for live sport. I wouldn't speculate on the final number, but if you're asking whether we've reached the ceiling, my answer is no. The IPL is still evolving, and I believe its best years are still ahead of it, he added. Highlighting the unique investment economics of the league, Wadia pointed to the exclusivity of team ownership. People also underestimate one very important point, scarcity. There are only ten IPL franchises. That isn't changing anytime soon. When you combine a scarce asset with growing demand, the long-term outlook becomes very compelling. That shows the appetite people have for live sport. I wouldn't speculate on the final number, but if you're asking whether we've reached the ceiling, my answer is no. The IPL is still evolving, and I believe its best years are still ahead of it, he added. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Addressing the rise of the WPL, Wadia called its trajectory extremely encouraging and stated, To build an audience of that size in such a short period tells you there's genuine interest in women's cricket, and that's great for the game. If the right opportunity came along, we'd certainly look at it, with the same patience and long-term perspective we've applied to every investment we've made. Article Source: IANS
Heavy rain predicted for Central India as deep depression prolongs stay
IMD expects the system to continue to unleash another round of drenching rains over Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and east Gujarat today and tomorrow
GPSC Exam Update: Postponed Recruitment Test Rescheduled for August 1
GPSC has announced the new date for the postponed Gujarat exam. The recruitment exam for 34 cadres will now be held on August 1 at 3 PM. Check the latest schedule and important instructions.
Ahmedabad gearing up to deliver historic 2030 Commonwealth Games, says Gujarat Dy CM Harsh Sanghvi
Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghvi on Tuesday said preparations for the 2030 Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad are gathering pace, with the state working closely with international sporting bodies to deliver a historic edition of the Games.
Gujarat startup uses drones to strengthen flood rescue operations
Prime UAV's aerial support significantly improved situational awareness for rescue teams. The post Gujarat startup uses drones to strengthen flood rescue operations appeared first on Fusion - WeRIndia .
Heavy rainfall is expected across many parts of India on Thursday. A deep depression over Odisha will move westwards, impacting central regions. Thunderstorms with lightning and gusty winds are also forecast for several areas. Northern and eastern India will experience widespread monsoon activity and heavy downpours. Western and southern regions are also anticipating significant rainfall and active monsoon conditions.
Eight held from Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh for suspected terror links
Officials say they were trying to establish a Jaish network in Gujarat and other parts of the country
Congress Slams BJP Govt in Gujarat After Alleged Question Paper Leak at Ayurved University TheWire.in
IEEE Gujarat conducts seminar with Nirma Varsity - Ahmedabad Mirror
IEEE Gujarat conducts seminar with Nirma Varsity Ahmedabad Mirror
Red Dot and Walkers Tours boost Gujarat-Sri Lanka tourism - Travel Daily Media
Red Dot and Walkers Tours boost Gujarat-Sri Lanka tourism Travel Daily Media
Lunavada Second phase of teacher replacement camp held in Mahisagar - Sandesh
Lunavada Second phase of teacher replacement camp held in Mahisagar Sandesh
Gujarat: Polling for high-stakes local body bypolls ends - The Indian Express
Gujarat: Polling for high-stakes local body bypolls ends The Indian Express
Narmada Welcome to newly appointed officers in Narmada district - Sandesh News
Narmada Welcome to newly appointed officers in Narmada district Sandesh News
Gujarat Selects Neuralix to Build its Environmental Intelligence System - EIN News
Gujarat Selects Neuralix to Build its Environmental Intelligence System EIN News
Gujarat contributes $110 billion as India records highest-ever exports of $863 billion in FY26 India Tribune - Chicago
Baby croc spotted on city outskirts
ST bus kills MSU student in hit-and-run
ITC fraud worth Rs 74,782 crore detected in FY26; Maharashtra, Gujarat lead
Central GST officers detected over 30,000 input tax credit fraud cases in 2025-26. These cases involved approximately Rs 74,782 crore and led to 358 arrests. Maharashtra and Gujarat reported the highest number of fraud cases and associated financial values. Fake GST registrations using forged documents also contributed to substantial ITC fraud. The number of detected fraud cases has sharply increased over the past three years.
Paper Leak Issues Persist Despite New Laws: Randeep Surjewala
New Delhi, July 28: Congress MP Randeep Singh Surjewala has criticized the governments approach to tackling paper leaks, stating that merely enacting laws will not stop these incidents. Speaking to the media on Tuesday, he highlighted that paper leaks are occurring almost daily across the country, with notable cases reported in Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Punjab. ... Read more Paper Leak Issues Persist Despite New Laws: Randeep Surjewala
Defender Of Rapists Is Education Minister: Rahul Gandhi Slams Pralhad Joshi
Joshi had defended the early release of 11 men serving life terms for raping Bilkis Bano and killing her family during the 2002 Gujarat riots.
Weather Tomorrow, July 29: A deep depression is forecast to bring widespread heavy rainfall across India on Wednesday. This system will move inland from eastern India, influencing central and eastern regions significantly. Central India, including Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, expects extremely heavy rainfall in isolated areas. Northern states like Delhi and Rajasthan will also experience widespread showers and thunderstorms. Fishermen are warned against venturing into the northwest Bay of Bengal due to rough seas.
Despite the village having a separate Muslim cemetery with sufficient space, the deceased Muslim man was buried on 27 gunthas of land adjacent to the Hindu crematorium.
3 PCPIR in Gujarat, AP, Odisha Attract Rs.3.5 Lakh Cr investment So Far: Govt
The total investments till March 31, 2014 stood at Rs 1,40,537 crore. The three PCPIRs are located at Dahej in Gujarat, Visakhapatnam-Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh and Paradeep in Odisha
Navsaris CCRS App Revolutionizes Citizen Complaint Resolution
Navsari, July 28: In the city of Navsari, Gujarat, residents no longer need to wander around for solutions to issues like broken roads, sanitation, drinking water, streetlights, tree trimming, flooding, and drainage. This transformation is thanks to the Comprehensive Complaint Redressal System (CCRS) app, launched by the Navsari Municipal Corporation for online registration, resolution, and ... Read more Navsaris CCRS App Revolutionizes Citizen Complaint Resolution
Tata Power Targets India's First Private Nuclear Power Plant by 2032-33
Tata Power plans to commission India's first privately developed nuclear power plant by 2032-33, with projects planned in Madhya Pradesh, Odisha and Gujarat, pending government policy approvals.
Gujarat Unveils New Shipbuilding and Repair Policy to Become India's Next Maritime Manufacturing Hub
Gujarat has unveiled a new Shipbuilding and Repair Policy to develop mega shipbuilding parks, attract Rs.23,700 crore in investment, create jobs, and emerge as India's leading maritime manufacturing hub.
Advancing the Future of Gastrointestinal Surgeries at Zydus Hospitals, Gujarat
Advancing the Future of Gastrointestinal Surgeries at Zydus Hospitals, Gujarat
Workshop on national security journalism begins at MHA's RRU Gujarat
Rashtriya Raksha University (RRU), the National Defence University of Gujarat Monday kickstarted an 11-day residential workshop on National Security Journalism. The workshop has been designed to help journalists understand the changing dimensions of national security and their role in ensuring accurate, ethical and fact-based reporting. As many as 42 participants including journalists, research scholars and academicians are part of the programme organised under the aegis of Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), Government of India (GoI). The journalists from Kashmir who are part of the programme include Muneeb ul Haq, Sheikh Saleem Bin Ahmad, Syed Rizwan Geelani, Suhail Khan and Waris Fayaz. The workshop is being organised by the School of International Cooperation, Security and Strategic Languages (SICSSL) to strengthen reporting on national security and strategic affairs. The programme aims to enhance the professional capacity of journalists by equipping them with a deeper understanding of national security, ethical reporting, and the evolving information landscape. Addressing the inaugural session, the Pro Vice-Chancellor RRU Prof. (Dr) Kalpesh H. Wandra said the national security today extends far beyond the protection of territorial borders and encompasses information warfare, digital technologies, strategic communication, fact verification, and responsible journalism. The initiative seeks to build stronger engagement between the media and the national security ecosystem while promoting responsible dissemination of information in the public interest, Prof. Wandra said. He said the sessions will focus on contemporary security challenges, strategic communication, information integrity, and the responsibilities of journalists in reporting on national security-related issues. The programme is expected to strengthen journalists' professional capabilities and foster informed, balanced and responsible coverage of national security matters, he added. The National Security Journalism Programme is an 11-day residential capacity-building initiative designed for a select group of journalists representing national, state and regional media organisations. The workshop combines expert-led sessions, interactions with practitioners, case-based learning, practical reporting tools and structured field exposure to strengthen journalists' understanding of security-related issues. The training will focus on reporting related to defence, internal security, terrorism, border management, coastal security, cyber incidents, public order, disasters, critical infrastructure and other national security concerns. The participants will also visit key national security institutions to gain first-hand operational exposure. National security reporting has become increasingly significant in the digital age, where media plays a crucial role in shaping public perception during security events, Pro VC RRU said. He further said that the rapid growth of digital platforms has accelerated the spread of misinformation and hostile narratives, making responsible journalism more essential than ever. The programme seeks to equip journalists with the domain knowledge, contextual understanding and verification skills required to report security issues accurately, responsibly and in a manner that strengthens democratic discourse.
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