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For a change, they will cheer a harvest of runs

It is not lush green sugarcane crop in the fields that is keeping farmer Atul Patel cheerful, but a cricket tournament that is going to be organised i

Rough patches galore on Nano’s track

The government’s decision to transfer 1,100-acres of land to the Tatas for the Nano car project from an area, the Anand Agriculture University...

Dispute over another agri varsity land

The Gujarat Government's transfer of 1,100 acres - carved from land that was originally meant for research by the Anand Agriculture University...

Post-arrests, state ‘high’ but alert

In something of a welcome change, Gujarat has been more or less absent from national headlines this week...
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Just let me be

Continual celebration of victimhood isn’t helping Gujarat. NGOs need to understand this

The baby boom

The primordial urge to have a biological child of one’s own flesh, blood and DNA, combined with science and money power...

A leaky situation

Last week, while everyone in Gandhinagar was busy trying to plug two different kinds of leaks, nobody would say why the leaks occurred in the first pl

A search for answers

Two events concerning the police, one unusual and the other on expected lines, have marked Gujarat’s news calendar in recent days.

Away from the headlines

With political activity taking a summer slumber after the BJP’s victory in the assembly election, campaigns and committees dominate Gujarat’s power co

Money for justice, cash for free?

Compensation is bordering on a syndrome. There are cash doles for the accident victim...

Cloud over Cong has a silver lining, in tribal areas

While the Congress could only improve its tally marginally, there is a silver lining for the party on three fronts...

The centre of action

In Central Gujarat, the fight is getting dirty and desperate. Till recently, this was called the state’s silent poll zone, but the label is now lost i

Poster war

Irfan Pathan may be revelling in his maiden Test century in Bangalore but back home in Vadodara, he and his brother Yusuf Pathan have been unwittingly

Surat Bajrang Dal chief, who took on missionaries in Dangs, is now Gujarat Youth Congress gen secy

If Vithalbhai Togadia, younger brother of VHP international general secretary Pravin Togadia...

The Congress has their blessings

In 2002 their aggressive campaigning got the BJP large votes. But now angry with the party, the sadhus are lending support to the Congress...

Tracking Modi-speak

Gujarat goes to polls yet again with divisions, but of different kinds.

Progress? What’s that?

Modi is wooing the tribal belt with his projects but this is one of the most underdeveloped areas in Gujarat.

Campaign goes shrill but EC

With Chief Minister Narendra Modi hogging all the attention during the Assembly election campaign in Gujarat...

Commission Card

Their appearance before the Nanavati Shah Commission and their relief work is what activists-turned-candidates are wooing Muslim voters with.

Burnt Bakery a BJP bastion

Vadodara city constituency is better known by a landmark it finds hard to live down, the Best Bakery.

Champaner-Pavagadh heritage tag runs into protests

Champaner-Pavagadh — which made it to UNESCO’s World Heritage Site list two years ago...

Now, BSP woos tribals, Muslims in Gujarat

With the Bahujan Samaj Party Supremo Mayawati slated to address a public meeting in Vadodara as a run-up to the state Assembly polls on September 16..

Aleef to Zubair Aleef

Calendars had so far meant holidays and festivals encircled in red. But now the red is getting bloodier.

Pecking order

Several birds thronged the little bird bath. Not the crow

State of slow simmer

The Sohrabuddin case is creating ripples in Gujarat. The silence seems to be cracking, in bits and pieces, this summer
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