The Gujarat government also told the House that 3,33 leopards died during the two-year period across the state. Twenty seven per cent of these deaths were also caused by unnatural reasons.
An official release from the party stated that by writing these slogans on the wall, Paatil sounded the party's election bugle while adding that party workers are prepared to win all 182 seats.
The film is based on the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits in the early 1990s and stars Anupam Kher, Mithun Chakraborty among others.
The third district reporting highest cases of rape and gangrape is Vadodara with 183 rape cases and four cases of gangrape.
The minister said the state was able to tide over the third Covid wave due to its vaccination drive, the state government’s action plan and the people's adherence to Covid guidelines
As per the reply, the government is paying daily financial assistance of Rs 300 to the families of fishermen apprehended by the Pakistani authorities. In 2020, the state government paid Rs 2.30 crore to 184 fishermen families.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be in his home state on a two-day visit between March 11 and 12. Apart from attending a number of programmes in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar, Modi is also scheduled to hold a roadshow from Ahmedabad airport to Gandhinagar.
The attack on the ruling party came following a set answers given by ruling BJP to starred questions raised by Congress MLAs during Question Hour in Gujarat Assembly on Wednesday.
The Indian Express has last week quoted the state’s annual budget for 2022-23 to point out how Gujarat’s economy had grown by 16.99 per cent between 2004-2011 and at 12.19 per cent between 2011-22
The MLA also pointed out that a provision of Rs 100 crore was made in the state budget for this project, while an additional Rs 73 crore has been provided in budget proposals for the year 2022-23.
The statement came in response to the Congress raking up separate incidents — one in which Godse was featured as a hero in an elocution contest in Valsad district and another when his bust was installed in Jamnagar.
Jitu Vaghani was speaking at the Gujarat Assembly while participating in a Motion of Thanks discussion on the Governor's Address to the House delivered on March 2, the first day of the budget session.
Acharya Chaitanya Shambhu Maharaj from the party said the meeting of sadhvis from across Gujarat has been organised by Gujarat BJP Mahila Morcho on the subject of 'Dharma, Sanskruti and Rashtra'.
“More than 95 % of India's trade and 80% of the world's trade happens through the seas. Despite newer modes of transport available, seaways remain the most prosperous and economic means of transport,” said Vice Admiral G Ashok Kumar, National Maritime Security Coordinator.
The decision to suspend the MLA was taken after the BJP’s Pankaj Desai moved a motion seeking his suspension for seven days over “unparliamentary utterances” against minister Harsh Sanghavi.
The development happened when discussion on a starred question raised by Congress MLA from Talala constituency Bhaga Barad was on.
In the last budget of the current BJP regime presented in the 14th Gujarat Assembly, the government also projected a growth of 17.4 per cent in the state's Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) during the current financial year (2021-’22), the highest clocked in the past eight years.
As the Congress legislators continued creating the chaos, the governor cut short his speech and left the House in five minutes. A copy of the governor's speech was laid on the table of the House and it was deemed to be delivered.
“Change is exponential and wars and conflicts have been harbingers of this change,” said MM Naravane.
The former Congress MLA and others joined BJP in the presence of party general secretary Bhargav Bhatt, party vice-presidents Gordhan Zadaphia and M S Patel
Parmar posted a tweet in this regard while sharing a picture with Gujarat BJP chief CR Paatil to media persons.
Quoting Vaghani, an official release said that the rules for transfers of government teachers were framed in 2012 and considering demands from teachers’ bodies, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has given instructions to make important changes in it.
Sukhram Rathva, leader of opposition in Gujarat assembly, claimed that illicit alcohol and narcotics drugs worth Rs 215.14 crore have been caught in the state in the past two years.
The workers are demanding regular employment directly under GMC instead of working under a private agency to which the sanitation work has been outsourced.
The GSSSB chairman added that the board will be able to conduct the examination for Binsachivalay Clerk and Office Assistant within next two months, adding that the changes will have good impact on the confidentiality and transparency aspects of the examinations.

