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‘Absence of open tender system led to sugar scam’

Saturday 7 November '09

Traders and sugarcane farmers from across Vadodara district had informed the Gujarat government about ongoing malpractices in sugar cooperatives over the last three years.
Union minister unhappy with land distribution to tribals in Gujarat

Wednesday 4 November '09

The two-day conference on Forests Rights, to be chaired by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, will begin in New Delhi from today.
Gujarat Police raise new marine commando unit

Friday 30 October '09

Rising maritime concern among the security agencies has resulted in the birth of a new elite armed battalion of the Gujarat Police — Marine Commandos Unit.
Tidal power project hangs in limbo

Wednesday 14 October '09

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed at the Vibrant Gujarat summit earlier this year with the Maharashtra-based Indian subsidiary of SDE Enterprises to set up a tidal energy plant in the state.
Work near burial ground irks Dahod Muslims

Tuesday 13 October '09

A burial ground in Dahod town has become bone of contention between the authorities and the Muslim residents of the area.
Post-sterilisation, man fathers child; hauls up health department

Thursday 8 October '09

The birth of a son following a sterilisation operation has led a man from Dabhoi to lodge a complaint against the Vadodara district health officials.
For 15 years, 23 industrial units function without environmental impact assessment

Tuesday 29 September '09

It may be mandatory for industries to submit Environmental Impact Assessment before they are set up, but 23 units in the state, which were served notices by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board a decade ago, continue to function without it.
High budgetary allocation notwithstanding, SRPF men in city struggle for basic amenities

Thursday 24 September '09

The budgetary allocation for security in Gujarat is Rs 397 crore, with Rs 65 crore allocated to the State Reserve Police Force (SRPF).
Programmers make Gujarati Operating System a reality

Wednesday 23 September '09

A quiet revolution in the confines of a computer’s Disk Operating System is causing a stir among the software enthusiasts across Gujarat.
Yusuf Pathan gifts Irfan an SUV on Eid

Tuesday 22 September '09

A surprise awaited Irfan Pathan as he offered his namaz on Monday, with his father handing him over the keys of a swanky...
Toyota MUV Yousuf’s Eid gift to Irfan

Tuesday 22 September '09

Cricketers Yousuf Pathan, who is busy preparing for the Champions Trophy in South Africa, surprised his younger brother Irfan back home on Monday morning with his Idi— an off white Toyota Fortuner.
New software to help commuters access AMTS bus routes on Internet, SMS

Monday 21 September '09

Even as all eyes are on Ahmedabad’s Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS), a freelance software developer has taken up the challenge to revive the Ahmedabad Municipal Transport System (AMTS) with his SMS-based bus route query system.
Child labour project schools temporarily closed for fund shortage

Tuesday 15 September '09

At least 359 students from nine schools under the National Child Labour Project have been affected due to temporary closure for the past one-month owing to shortage of funds.
Lack of funds overshadows fate of child labourers

Thursday 10 September '09

At least nine schools in Panchmahals and seven in Dahod under the National Child Labour Project (NCLP) have been shut down due to shortage of funds.
5 months on, villagers await payment for NREGS work

Tuesday 8 September '09

At Vanzara Faliya in Nandarva village of Panchmahals district, villagers in the age group of 18-60 years recently built a road under the National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme.
Panchmahals farmer keeps Tricolour flying to ‘preserve’ freedom

Monday 7 September '09

Recently, during a visit to Nandarva—a village located amid the undulated rocky plains of Panchmahals — district administration officials were ‘surprised’ to see the Tricolour atop the house of Rangeet ‘Swami’ Baria, a 50-year-old farmer.
Effluent treatment plants at Vapi, Ankleshwar prove a failure

Monday 24 August '09

Effluent Treatment Plants (ETP) in the critically polluted Vapi and Ankleshwar talukas, both of which have a high concentration of chemical industries...
No end to Piraman villagers’ woes, courtesy industrial noise, stench

Thursday 13 August '09

In the heart of the chemical corridor of Gujarat, about 4,000 villagers of Piraman in Ankleshwar taluka bear the noise of industries and stench of wastes that pass through the village in Amla Khadi...
Government looks at Ayurveda, Unani medicine to prevent flu

Thursday 13 August '09

In a bid to combat the deadly H1N1 virus, state health officials are looking at alternate therapies such as Ayurveda and Unani to be used as preventive medicine.
Pollution drives south Gujarat fishermen to Porbandar, Okha waters

Tuesday 11 August '09

The sea is in their backyard, and yet the fishermen from south Gujarat have to go miles away to the shores of Saurashtra for fishing.
This Gujarat village already has I-cards

Wednesday 5 August '09

A TINY seaside village in Valsad in south Gujarat seems to have stolen a march over the Government in putting in place an identification mechanism....
Nargol leads Nilekani, has own ‘UID’ for residents since 2006

Wednesday 5 August '09

It is not a part of Jammu and Kashmir or even the North East, but if an outsider is visiting Nargol, a seaside village in Valsad in south Gujarat, about 150 kms from Mumbai, he or she will need to get a background check and a permission letter.
Queen of copper wire theft racket held

Wednesday 22 July '09

She is an unlikely kingpin or rather the ‘queen’ — of an unlikely crime — specialising in the theft of copper wires.
Vadodara rockers dump companies, go the Indie way

Monday 20 July '09

Having a rock band is one thing while selling the music and sticking to the kind of music one wants to play is another.
Killed, not in line of duty

Sunday 19 July '09

Noora Rathwa (42), from the Border Security Force (BSF), was at Lalgarh, Nandigram, in Malda district, West Bengal, on patrol duty.
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