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Gujarat Confidential: Career counselling

Amid concerns raised by parents over students' future after the incident where a Class X student allegedly stabbed a classmate to death in August last year, the DEO Ahmedabad (city) Rohit Chaudhary said the “session will give a new direction to the students and their parents.”

2 min readUpdated: Jan 8, 2026 04:59 AM IST

Students took a pledge not to use Chinese kite string (majha) and to protect birds during Uttarayan later this month.

Among the first events organised at a private school in the Maninagar area here after the institute was recently taken over by the state government by appointing the District Education Officer (DEO) as its administrative officer, a career counselling session was arranged for students of the ICSE Board on Wednesday.

Amid concerns raised by parents over students’ future after the incident where a Class X student allegedly stabbed a classmate to death in August last year, the DEO Ahmedabad (city) Rohit Chaudhary said the “session will give a new direction to the students and their parents.”

Maninagar MLA Amul Bhatt addressed the students and Khokhra ward councillors were also present, along with officials from the District Education Office. Students also took a pledge not to use Chinese kite string (majha) and to protect birds during Uttarayan later this month.

Birthday Plans

Several organisations have got together to celebrate the 41st birthday of Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi on Thursday where Surat’s Diamond hospital has announced free OPDs and deliveries. A government release said those becoming parents to a second daughter would get a Rs one lakh bond at the hospital. Religious tours for senior citizens, free meals and blankets for those living on the footpaths, while orphaned children would get sweets and kites. Over 40,000 booklets creating awareness on cyber frauds will also be distributed on the occasion.

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