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Gujarat Confidential: Remembering Sant Ravidas (opens the original)
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AS PART of the BJP’s nation-wide celebration of the 650th birth anniversary of Sant Ravidas under Samrasta Sankalp Abhiyan, the party’s state unit has planned a series of programmes for the next six months in the state. BJP General Secretary Ajay Brahmbhatt announced the party programmes to be organised as part of the celebrations in Gujarat. A team of the Gujarat BJP has gone to Uttar Pradesh to collect soil from Sir Govardhanpur, the birthplace of Sant Ravidas, in a kalash (urn). The party wil
How 22 inches of rain left Ahmedabad’s Bopal, Ghuma waterlogged for three days (opens the original)
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Ritu Sharma is an Assistant Editor with The Indian Express' Gujarat bureau, an editorial position that reflects her experience and Authority in regional journalism. With over a decade of concentrated reporting experience, she is a highly Trustworthy and specialized journalist, especially noted for her Expertise in the education sector across Gujarat and previously Chandigarh. Expertise Primary Authority (Education): With over ten years of dedicated reporting on education in both Gujarat and Chan
Fix toilets, provide drinking water facilities: Education department to Gujarat schools (opens the original)
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The state government has issued directives to the authorities concerned to immediately inspect and repair non-functional or damaged infrastructure in schools such as toilets for girls, boys and specially-abled, boundary walls, drinking water and prepare accurate reports about the on-ground situation. The action follows a report of the Unified District Information System for Education plus (UDISE+) released earlier this month that flagged shortfalls in these areas. In the case of toilets, it show
Gujarat gets 22% seasonal rainfall in 4 days, Kutch still faces deficit (opens the original)
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Gujarat has received over 22 per cent of its seasonal rainfall in the last four days, bringing the total to over 53 per cent (487.81 mm) as of Sunday morning. While the southern parts of the state have already recorded excess rainfall, Kutch is still facing a deficit. According to data maintained by the State Emergency Operation Centre (SEOC) in Gandhinagar, the state’s average rainfall rose from 31.06 per cent on July 22 to 53.67 per cent on July 26. South Gujarat led the state, with its season
Ahmedabad Rains: Schools, colleges shut as record rainfall brings city to a standstill (opens the original)
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Submerged roads and residential societies, closed underpasses, empty cars and two wheelers left alone by owners on flooded roads. Various areas of the city were flooded following 295 mm of rainfall in the 24 hours ending 6 am on Friday, marking the city’s fourth‑highest single‑day rainfall ever, according to India Meteorological Department (IMD) records. The weather bureau said Ahmedabad city received 294.6 mm of rain between 6 am Thursday and 6 am Friday. This is the highest rainfall recorded i
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