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Shubhlakshmi Shukla The Indian Express Group

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Mehsana-based angadia workers more prone to HIV/AIDS: study

Saturday 7 November '09

Those employed in angadia services (local courier network) from Mehsana district have come under the radar of high-risk behaviour for HIV/AIDS, district health department officials claimed.
Airport lacks cold-storage facility for pharma reagents

Thursday 5 November '09

Gujarat boasts of a total 4,196 units engaged in the manufacture, research and development of allopathic, ayurvedic and homeopathic medicines.
Affordable prosthetic silicon fingers for factory workers

Wednesday 28 October '09

Factory workers who have lost the digits of their hands in mishaps can now hope for a new lease of life, with cosmetic surgery all set to become affordable.
Human attacks possibly an indication of climate-induced behavioural change in langurs, say experts

Tuesday 27 October '09

The recent attack on four people by Hanuman Langurs (Presbytis entellus) at Kadi in Mehsana district on Saturday could be an indication of behavioural change in simians, say wildlife experts.
Centre approves working plan for Banni grassland

Thursday 22 October '09

Finally, a high-level committee comprising representatives of the Government of India (GoI) have approved the working plan for the restoration of Banni grasslands in Kutch district.
‘Effluent contaminating fish at Mahi estuary’

Tuesday 13 October '09

Fishermen of Bharuch district are a worried lot as Effluent Channel Project (ECP) chemical discharges from Vadodara-based industries have been contaminating fish at Mahi estuary in the district for a decade now, say activists.
Sagar Rakshak Dal to monitor fishing vessel movement

Monday 12 October '09

For the first time in Gujarat, the state Fisheries Department is to collaborate with the Home Department by pressing Sagar Rakshak Dal personnel into service to monitor the movement of fishing vessels in the deep sea.
Vadodara family recalls Venki’s discipline, liking for ‘orange’ food

Friday 9 October '09

Nobel laureate Venkatraman Ramakrishnan was ‘Venki’ to his friends in M S University during his graduation days. But there is another group of his “friends” living in the servant quarter No. 20 of MSU behind the Jivraj Mehta Hall, who called him Ambi.
Son of Biochemistry teachers, he graduated in Physics from Baroda

Thursday 8 October '09

“It is not my son, it is a man from Baroda who has won the Nobel.” This is what C V Ramakrishnan said when Maharaja Sayajirao University...
Pilot project on instant weather updates for CMO, babus

Wednesday 30 September '09

Gujarat Agriculture Department babus and the Chief Minister’s Office might soon receive instant weather forecasts if the Anand Agriculture University’s pilot project on instant weather forecast display is successful.
Rare tomb bats roost in MSU lab corridors

Tuesday 29 September '09

Very few in M S University would probably know that rare Tomb Bats (Taphozous nudiventris) are roosting in the corridors of the Chemistry laboratory.
‘Poacher of marmosets from Kolkata zoo had stolen macaws from Kankaria’

Monday 28 September '09

The mastermind behind the theft of marmosets from the Alipore Zoological Gardens in Kolkata is responsible for the theft of a pair of Military Macaws...
Villagers sell cow dung manure under trademark

Friday 25 September '09

Use of cow dung as manure is nothing new, but a pair of enterprising farmers in Navli village of Anand in central Gujarat are now selling the same under brands like ‘hiranyam’ or ‘Krushi Ami’, which have become extremely popular with farmers in Saurashtra.
At the push of a button: IT project offers instant solutions in Gujarat village

Friday 25 September '09

After championing a number of innovations in plant breeding and crop research, the Anand Agricultural University (AAU) in Gujarat...
Modi woos diplomats with Navratri treat, hardsells state

Tuesday 22 September '09

Chief Minister Narendra Modi turned the Navratri celebrations into a massive diplomatic-business development exercise this weekend as the state government got a delegation of Delhi-based diplomats from 35 countries...
State takes 54 years to prepare working plan for Banni grasslands

Monday 21 September '09

The state Forest Department will submit a working plan for the restoration of Banni grasslands in Kutch district, 54 years after it was declared a ‘protected’ forest.
MSU yet to implement new UGC guidelines for awarding PhD

Friday 18 September '09

It would have been a matter of pride for the Maharaja Sayajirao University (MSU), if those at the helm of the affairs had implemented the recommendations suggested by the university’s PhD Committee.
MSU Fine Arts faculty yet to get HoDs, teaching staff

Thursday 17 September '09

The Faculty of Fine Arts of the Maharaja Sayajirao University , known for producing outstanding artists in India , is currently without heads of department and permanent teaching staff.
University research finds arsenic in Vapi effluent treatment plant

Monday 14 September '09

According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), arsenic is not naturally present in Gujarat. But in a startling revelation...
State’s first Central varsity begins work from primary school

Thursday 10 September '09

The newly-formed Central University in Gujarat has an interesting address. The university with 30 students began its first academic session on Wednesday from Government Primary School, Sector 30, near Bhavsinh Institute of Co-operative Management, Gandhinagar.
Livestock breeding policy yet to take shape

Tuesday 8 September '09

For a state that prides itself on its indigenous livestock and dairy co-operatives this data can be a shocker.
State varsities may offer choice-based credit system

Tuesday 8 September '09

Universities in Gujarat can be the first in the western part of the country to offer choice-based credit system.
Zoologist creates adaptable model to successfully breed Schedule I birds

Monday 7 September '09

In what could be termed as a unique model to ‘de-stress’ birds listed in Schedule I of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972...
MSU almost ready with protective uniform for Traffic Police

Saturday 29 August '09

The Traffic Police might soon heave a sigh of relief. M S University’s Department of Clothing and Textile and the Department of Textile Chemistry are in the final stages of their research on a new clothing for the traffic police personnel.
Dry spell: Cops on toes after grain thefts spiral in central Gujarat

Monday 24 August '09

The police are on their toes in the tribal-dominated districts of central Gujarat because the rain-bearing clouds are keeping away.
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