The announcement came at a time when thousands of farmers in Banaskantha were protesting against the government over the rapidly depleting groundwater levels and water scarcity and with a demand to fill up lakes in the district with Narmada water.
An official release from the party stated that Gupta has been replaced by Supriya Shrinate as chairperson of Social Media and Digital Platforms of AICC.
The Yatra is being carried out to protest atrocities against Dalits and attacks on Dalit marriage processions for grooms riding horses.
The campaign is carried out by the state before monsoon since 2018 in which works are being undertaken to deepen village ponds, desilting check dams, repairing check dams, maintaining and cleaning of canals etc.
On Sunday, Mevani had issued a video statement in which he referred to the long pending demands of locals.
According to a press release, the camp is being organised “to ensure to bring back the same amount of awareness, enthusiasm and benefits” to India which was observed by “delegates of Kadi Sarva Vishwavidyalaya during their visit to Life Chiropractic College West, USA”.
Following the incident, the police Saturday arrested the crane operator and the owner of the company providing crane services.
Surat police have registered a case, say stolen articles were replaced with mild steel scrap weighing 2,257 kg
The PM is likely to visit his mother, Hiraba, who is entering the 100th year of her life, on Saturday. Hiraba is staying with her youngest son, Pankaj, at Raisan village on the outskirts of Gandhinagar.
According to the BJP, the party has 1.13 crore members in the state at present and is aiming to increase the number through the campaign in which workers are expected to enroll members in more than 50,000 booths across the state.
Along with the technology up-gradation, the state authorities are also planning for other facilities for viewers, including parking with a roof covered by solar panels.
Hiraba stays with her youngest son Pankaj Modi at Raisan village on the outskirts of Gandhinagar city. PM Modi is on a two-day visit to Gujarat on June 17 and 18. A big celebration has also been organised by Hiraba's sons at Vadnagar.
The scheme will give a chance to India's youth to serve the nation while also keeping them fit, Prashant Korat said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is slated to be on a two-day visit to Gujarat on June 17 and 18.
The refugees, in turn, thanked the Ahmedabad district administration for showing expediency in granting them Indian citizenship. One of them was quoted as saying that they were experiencing “peace in India”.
This performance of Gujarat in attracting foreign investments declined eight times compared to the Rs 1,62,830 crore it attracted in 2020-’21, shows the latest figures from Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPITT)
Notably, the move comes ahead of the assembly elections scheduled in Gujarat this year.
The Prime Minister will also perform the virtual ground-breaking for the gauge conversion of railway lines between Vijapur-Ambaliyasan, Nadiad-Petlad, Kadi-Katosan, Aadraj Moti-Vijapur, Jambusar-Samni, Petlad-Bhadran and Himmatnagar-Khedbrahma.
Vaghani said 80 chariots will be a part of the yatra which will be carried out in different zones across the state under the leadership of Chef Minister Bhupendra Patel, other ministers, Members of Parliament and Legislative Assembly of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
In another incident, a woman was killed after being struck by lightning in Jhikiyari village of the district on Sunday evening.
ABVP, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh affiliated student wing, submitted a memorandum to the Resident Additional Collector on Monday, contending that Das has been "publicly insulting India" as well as making "distasteful jokes about women" and should not be allowed to perform in Vadodara.
Last Friday saw several groups of residents stage a protest in Jamalpur, Kalupur, Khadia, Shahpur, Mirzapur, and other areas of the old city against Sharma.
Targeting opposition Congress and the former PM, Shah said, “A number of schemes remained on paper during the Congress reign. Indiraben got tired of saying 'Garibi Hatao, Garibi Hatao, Garibi Hatao'. But there was no change in poverty.”
Targeting opposition Congress and its former PM Indira Gandhi, Shah said, “A number of schemes remained on paper during the reigns of Congress . Indiraben got tired of saying 'Garibi Hatao, Garibi Hatao, Garibi Hatao'. But there was no change in (people's) poverty.”
The clash took place ahead of Amit Shah’s visit to the Institute of Rural Management Anand (IRMA) Sunday morning.








