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'Green' katha in praise of Tree God to fight deforestation
At a time when global warming and the depleting green cover of the earth have become a matter of concern, the Ambaji temple trust has launched a unique movement to fight deforestation. The Arasuri Ambaji Mata Devasthan Trust (AAMDT) has been organizing, in association with Banaskantha district authorities, a religious 'Vrukshanarayan ni Katha' (Tal...
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75-year-old wages battle to get reward of Rs 14 lakh
A 75-year-old man is fighting a case in court to get Rs14 lakh as reward due to him from the excise department. He says the reward is due to him for providing secret information against city-based industries. Justice HN Devani has reserved the judgment for next week. The issue began in 1992 when one Harilal Patva passed on information about excise ...
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Now, couriers to give voters' slips
It might look like an unimportant development, but this is a move that reflects serious differences within members of the state's ruling party. Some civic poll candidates of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), in a first ever move in the party's history, have decided to not rely on party workers for distribution of voter's slips. The same are being o...
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'Green' katha in praise of Tree God to fight deforestation
At a time when global warming and the depleting green cover of the earth have become a matter of concern, the Ambaji temple trust has launched a unique movement to fight deforestation. The Arasuri Ambaji Mata Devasthan Trust (AAMDT) has been organizing, in association with Banaskantha district authorities, a religious 'Vrukshanarayan ni Katha' (Tal...
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75-year-old wages battle to get reward of Rs 14 lakh
A 75-year-old man is fighting a case in court to get Rs14 lakh as reward due to him from the excise department. He says the reward is due to him for providing secret information against city-based industries. Justice HN Devani has reserved the judgment for next week. The issue began in 1992 when one Harilal Patva passed on information about excise ...
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Now, couriers to give voters' slips
It might look like an unimportant development, but this is a move that reflects serious differences within members of the state's ruling party. Some civic poll candidates of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), in a first ever move in the party's history, have decided to not rely on party workers for distribution of voter's slips. The same are being o...
