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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.
Women on the receiving end of hangover high-handedness

Tuesday 14 July '09

It is not difficult to fathom why women’s groups have largely taken up arms against liquor dens in the state when one looks at the recent findings of the Gujarat Police...
Fill it, shut it, forget it… till the entire field is irrigated

Wednesday 8 July '09

Hero Honda motorcycles are known for their sturdy fuel-efficient engines, but the company may soon have to highlight other positive aspects of its engines-in advertisements-courtesy a group of bike thieves in Dahod, who are putting it to use as irrigation pumps.
Robbers in central Gujarat change tactics, say police

Monday 6 July '09

Gangs of robbers of yore are slowly are disappearing in central Gujarat, with increasing reports of brazen acts of looting where everything from a nail to a vehicle are robbed, say the police.
An artist who connects with people through postcards

Sunday 5 July '09

Unlike other artists who use galleries to exhibit their works, Vadodara-based painter Chinnam uses tables in the post office to display his work.
All’s not ‘well’: villagers use groundwater recharge fund for personal welfare

Sunday 5 July '09

Officials surveying and implementing the Artificial Groundwater Recharge Project for 5,500 wells in the tribal-dominated talukas of Devgadh Baria and Dhanpur taluka of Dahod district are increasingly falling prey to mismanagement of funds.
Man dons detective hat to trace missing money

Saturday 4 July '09

Anil Bansal has plenty to do on his priority list. Playing Sherlock Holmes is not what he wants or has the time for. However, he had to do just that, play the role of a private investigator, when a Delhi-based hacker carried out transactions worth Rs 68,000 from his wife’s ICICI bank account in two instalments on June 21 and 22.
Vadodara’s Michael kaka rues King of Pop’s death

Wednesday 1 July '09

Pop icon Michael Jackson’s sudden demise has left millions across the globe heartbroken.
All girls’ team ply chhakda availed under scheme for BPL families

Tuesday 30 June '09

Asmita Solanki (18) from Saliya village in Devgadh Baria aspires to buy a jeep someday.
Without caste certificates, many tribals in Gujarat carry ‘outsider’ tag

Monday 29 June '09

When Vithal Mangu Parmar, son of a brick kiln worker, Mangu Dada, from Mahudi Faliya on the outskirts of Rampur and Sant...
Fodder prices skyrocket as rains play truant

Sunday 28 June '09

Since June 19, every morning at 5.30, Sambhaben Solanki, a 60-year-old widow, waits for a bus or chhakda near Vyara village in Baria taluka so that she can reach Devgadh Baria on time and get fodder for her five buffaloes.
No love lost between Gujarat, MP state transport corporations

Thursday 25 June '09

Ten days ago, the Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation (GSRTC) detained at least six buses of the Madhya Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (MPSRTC) for not having the requisite interstate permit to ply on Gujarat roads and operate out of bus terminals in the state.
Doctor lifts veil over mysterious fire at gramsevak’s granary

Monday 22 June '09

Gujarat boasts of some of the finest laboratories in the country, including the Physical Research Laboratory at Ahmedabad.
GSRTC extends mobile service on buses

Wednesday 17 June '09

But finds few takers as people from interior areas also have cellphones
Shortage of CNG filling stations upsets state transport bus schedule

Tuesday 16 June '09

Acute shortage of CNG filling stations across cities in central Gujarat is causing delays in the travel timings of passengers relying on the Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation buses.
Fund crunch hits National Child Labour Project hard

Tuesday 16 June '09

There were no celebrations of ‘World Day Against Child Labour’ on Friday at Bal Shramik Shala in Signal Faliya at Godhra in Panchmahals district.
HIV positive status haunts Godhra paramedics

Saturday 13 June '09

They might be paramedics, but the stain of social stigma binds them to silence. The highway town of Godhra, infamous as the epicentre of the 2002 riots, chooses silence when it comes to HIV/AIDS scare.
Heavy vehicles violate entry rules, lead to accidents: police

Thursday 11 June '09

With just eight police points to check vehicles’ entry, on an average 50 heavy vehicles enter the city every day. And of these 50, at least eight to ten vehicles violate the Police Commissioner’s orders.
Near country’s first expressway, kids walk to school on injured feet

Tuesday 9 June '09

Ashok Vasava would rather have his son work in the fields than walk the four-km stretch to the primary school in Virod village on the city outskirts.
‘Halol has no drainage system since Independence’

Monday 8 June '09

Halol town in Panchmahals district has never had a gutter or a drainage system since Independence, save the ones constructed by the citizens themselves.
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