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Breather for meltdown-hit Special Economic Zones

Monday 12 January '09

In a major relief to the Special Economic Zones (SEZs), which have seen 15 per cent job cuts due to the slowdown, the Centre is going to give some duty benefits to the zones to sell their products in the domestic market.
Gujarat to cancel pact with Satyam

Friday 9 January '09

The aftershocks of Satyam Computers former chairman Ramalinga Raju admitting to fudging accounts worth Rs 8,000 crore...
Lalbhai Contractor Stadium to get state-of-the-art pavilion, floodlights soon

Monday 5 January '09

Cricket enthusiasts in Surat have been deprived of watching international matches in their city so far. But their wait may soon come to an end, as the Surat District Cricket Association...
Textile industry weaves in innovative survival methods

Friday 2 January '09

Amid rumours of textile mills closing down and labourers being retrenched in Ahmedabad and Surat, the textile entrepreneurs in Gujarat have realised one thing...
Rs 500 cr for computers in schools

Thursday 1 January '09

In a unique Information Technology initiative, the Gujarat government will spend around Rs 500 crore to buy 1,50,000 computers, peripherals and LCDs to equip some 20,000 primary and upper primary schools in the state, over the next five years.
Nine suicides in 15 days: depressed diamond workers in grip of death wish

Tuesday 30 December '08

Another diamond worker committed suicide on Monday. Around nine cases of deaths have already been registered in the last fifteen days from this labour intensive industry.
Can this gem of a model keep diamantaires afloat?

Sunday 28 December '08

The diamantaires in Gujarat are exploring the possibilities of replicating the Amul Co-operative model for survival in these turbulent times.
Right act: Gujarat’s RTI show has admirers in far-off places

Saturday 27 December '08

Unlike other states, nearly 70 per cent of the inquiries and applications under the Right to Information (RTI) Act in Gujarat have been filed from the rural areas...
Univ sees through govt’s hollow claim, says pests eating into teak trees

Friday 26 December '08

Despite government claims that it is doing enough for the conservation of forest cover in Gujarat, the teak forests are depleting due to lack of proper attention.
Govt apathy hits forest conservation hard

Wednesday 24 December '08

The only forestry college in Gujarat is grappling with a huge manpower shortage.
On sale soon: AAU juice, NAU ketchup MoUs with Reliance and Godrej Agri Malls.

Tuesday 23 December '08

Universities in Gujarat are increasingly donning the entrepreneur's robe, with some aggressive marketing of products that have emerged out of research projects by their faculty members and students.
Meltdown effect casts a shadow on malls

Sunday 14 December '08

Declining sales due to economic slowdown have forced real estate developers in Vadodara to apply brakes to the euphoric development of malls and multiplexes across the city.
Gujarat chemist shop owners get ready to take on the bigwigs

Friday 12 December '08

Faced with a stiff competition from big drug retailers, nearly 13,500 chemist shop owners from across Gujarat have decided to launch their own trading company in January with an initial capital of Rs 30 crore.
MCI inspection triggers annual transfer tamasha

Friday 12 December '08

A woman teacher in one of the eight government medical colleges in the state, refusing to identify the city she lives in, heaves a sigh of relief as the Medical Council of India...
26/11 triggers security revamp in state

Tuesday 9 December '08

Gujarat is taking the Mumbai terror attack very seriously. Institutes of national repute such as IIM-Ahmedabad...
IT’s time for juggling options to keep afloat

Monday 8 December '08

The Information Technology sector in Gujarat, which has been struggling to cope with the global meltdown, is exploring options to remain afloat...
Now, IIM-A to offer management course for school principals

Saturday 6 December '08

Armed forces, working professionals, and officials from public and private organisations have all benefited from various courses offered by IIM-A.
Private guards to bolster intelligence network

Wednesday 3 December '08

Private security guards will now become part of the intelligence network of the police.
NGOs, private agencies offer to authenticate organic food

Tuesday 2 December '08

In the absence of any government certification, which authenticates organic food for domestic consumption, NGOs and private agencies have taken up the challenge to provide an option to the farmers.
‘Fishing boats purchased to guide fishermen, not chase terrorists’

Sunday 30 November '08

Two years ago, the Comptroller and Auditor General of India had censured the state government for the purchase of slow speedboats for joint patrolling along the state’s coast.
Terror attacks hit tourism, hospitality industry

Saturday 29 November '08

Terror attacks on luxury hotels in Mumbai are likely to have a serious impact on the flow of the tourists coming to western India including Gujarat and Rajasthan.
US, UK, Australia caution citizens against visiting India

Saturday 29 November '08

In view of the terror attacks in Mumbai, the US, UK and Australia have cautioned their citizens against visiting India, particularly the western states of Maharashtra, Gujarat and Rajasthan.
Cong district panchayat members support BJP candidate for dairy post

Wednesday 26 November '08

Dairy co-operatives in Gujarat have always played a vital role in elections, campaigning and funding party candidates, be it the Assembly or the Lok Sabha polls.
IT companies go green to come out of the red

Monday 24 November '08

Shrinking bottom lines, slowdown in outsourcing industry and tough price negotiations by foreign clients are forcing the information technology (IT) companies in Gujarat...
Meltdown mayhem: Time for exigency plans

Saturday 22 November '08

Reeling under global meltdown, small and medium units in Surat’s Rs 70,000-crore diamond industry are all set to take to virtual selling to revive the sales.
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