

Tuesday 10 March '09
City traffic police continue to crave for enough equipment to manage traffic in a better way.Friday 6 March '09
The recent state government decision to increase per unit cost of houses under rural housing schemes in Gujarat has not gone well with the opposition and the activists.Thursday
5 March '09The Ahmedabad Traffic police seem to be on a mission to tow away illegally parked vehicles from every nook and corner of the city all of a sudden.Wednesday
4 March '09After a Newsline probe revealed that drivers of private buses attached to the Ahmedabad Municipal Transport Services were driving with Auto rickshaw and Light Motor Vehicle licences, the authorities have taken a call on private bus operators.Tuesday
3 March '09After an accident at Juna Wadaj claimed a life on Sunday, the AMTS (Ahmedabad Municipal Transport Service) authorities have decided to discontinue services of 30 private buses from March 3.Saturday
28 February '09This could be no comforting thought if you commute through Ahmedabad’s chaotic traffic on private buses plying for the Ahmedabad Municipal Transport Services.Thursday
26 February '09Lethal skin ailments and waterborne diseases are stalking thousands of workers and families in the industrial zones of Vatva, Pirana and Narol in the state.Monday
23 February '09The Gram Mazdoor Sabha (GMS) held a state-wide discussion on Sunday on the ground realities of implementation of the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) in Gujarat.Monday
23 February '09What may come as a help to the abused, addicted and abandoned children of the state, the Gujarat government under its "Nirogi Balvarsha Yojana" has decided to set up child protection cells in women police stations across the state.Saturday
21 February '09The Ahmedabad Municipal Transport Services (AMTS) has now started providing compulsory training to drivers of private buses running on lease with AMTS following the increasing number of accidents being caused by them.Wednesday
18 February '09Bopal is one of the fastest developing areas in Ahmedabad. Ironically, it also hints at the chaotic real estate development that took place without paying heed to the availability of water, electricity and roads in the vicinity.Monday
16 February '09Though the state government has developed state-of-the-art police stations like in Satellite and Maninagar equipped with high-end facilities, women police stations in Gujarat continue to suffer.Friday
13 February '09The Ahmedabad Urban Development Authority (AUDA) has recently formulated five extensive Town Planning (TP) schemes for eastern and western belts of Ahmedabad.Wednesday
11 February '09The Archaeological Survey of India had sent a letter to the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation for the latter’s failure to discuss the Bhadra Pedestrian Project.Tuesday
10 February '09With recruitments freezing and retrenchment pacing up in every sector, job portals are having a tough time dealing with a sleepy job market.Tuesday
10 February '09Malls in Gujarat are now facing the meltdown heat. The city had a sound mall culture; but with the economic slump further intensifying, city malls face a shutdown threat.Sunday
8 February '09The Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation has envisaged a threefold development plan for the state transport buses in its expansion project for the current year.Saturday
7 February '09The Rajkot Municipal Corporation (RMC) has inked a deal with a private water infrastructure company to bring an end to the city’s water woes.Friday
6 February '09The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has expressed its disappointment over the Bhadra pedestrian project by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) to develop a plaza and a walkway in the Bhadra area.Thursday
5 February '09The ‘restructuring exercise’ following the financial crunch has affected most of the major retail chains in Gujarat, including Spencer's, Mega Store, Big Bazaar and recently Subhiksha, which have shut their stores.Saturday
31 January '09South Gujarat, known as the Agriculture Export Zone (AEZ) for vegetables and fruits, will soon become a contemporary wholesale hub for fruits and vegetables.Thursday
29 January '09It was only recently that Chief Minister Narendra Modi had claimed recycling of waste is a ‘futile’ technology.Wednesday
28 January '09The city may soon get swanky cross canopies and skywalks which may prove to be a blessing for pedestrians and the walkers wanting to cross the roads having high vehicular traffic.Monday
26 January '09After a long span of neglect, the Rajkot Municipal Corporation undertook an initiative at the Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors’ Summit this year to revive Rajkot Mari Najare..Sunday
25 January '09The Supreme Court’s decision to put a stay on the demolition drive by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) has come as a breather for nearly 13 slum pockets, which is home to over 10,000 families in the city.