The Gujarat government has sanctioned Rs 50 lakh in compensation for the family of a forest officer who was killed in an accident. The officer died while in pursuit of wood smugglers.
The Gujarat government has withdrawn cases against Hardik Patel and other Patidar protesters, detailing the process of how these legal actions were dropped.
The government informed the Gujarat High Court that it plans to recruit over 27,000 police personnel to enhance capabilities in managing cybercrimes and traffic within the state.
The Gujarat government has given its approval for new industrial projects totaling Rs 3,000 crore under various incentive schemes, aiming to boost economic development in the state.
Wildlife experts have written to the Gujarat government, flagging concerns that mining, resort development, and the re-entry of Maldhari families into protected areas could adversely affect Asiatic lion corridors in Gir.
The Gujarat government announced plans for a 105 crore rupee hostel complex at the site of an Air India plane crash. However, families of the victims are advocating for a memorial, emphasizing the site's connection to lives, grief, and loss.
India is set to establish its third satellite launch centre in Gujarat, with a site identified near Gir Somnath district, aiming to bolster the nation's growing space sector.
Mayawati has urged the Gujarat government to seek strict punishment for the accused involved in the Una Dalit flogging case. Her statement emphasizes the need for justice and accountability in the high-profile incident.
The Gujarat Government has cancelled the leave of all officials and established 24x7 control rooms in each affected district, indicating a state of emergency or significant public concern.
The government of Gujarat has announced a reduction in the tax rate applied to liquor served within the state's designated GIFT City, a special economic zone.
Eight lion cubs have died in Gir within a week, prompting the Gujarat government to intensify preventive measures, including large-scale deticking operations, with monitoring from the Chief Minister's and Prime Minister's Offices.
The Gujarat government announced plans to rebuild medical college hostels damaged in an AI-171 crash, with the Tata Group (owner of Air India) agreeing to pay ₹53.12 crore for the damages.
India's Supreme Court has issued a warning to the Gujarat government regarding delays in enforcing its remission policy, cautioning that such delays could lead to illegal detention and potential contempt proceedings against officials.
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The Gujarat government has introduced a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) bill in the state assembly, aiming to establish a common legal framework for marriage, divorce, and succession for all residents, and notably making live-in relationship registration mandatory, with exemptions for Scheduled Tribes.
The Gujarat government's GMDC has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with NMDC to explore rare earth elements, aiming to boost the state's mineral sector.
The Gujarat government announced plans to launch an asset safety monitoring portal to cover over 1.5 lakh assets, aiming to enhance safety and monitoring.
The Gujarat government has announced plans to replace all asphalt roads with cement-concrete roads in the state's cities, citing durability and maintenance benefits.
The Gujarat government has announced a revised land compensation policy specifically for farmers affected by power transmission projects, amidst ongoing protests in the Morbi district regarding land acquisition.
The article recounts a past incident where the in-laws of actress Juhi Chawla provided a loan to the Gujarat government during a period of financial crisis.
Adani Skills has collaborated with the Gujarat government to modernize 11 Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) in Kutch, aiming to boost local skilled workforce and reduce talent migration.
The Gujarat government has dispatched veterinarians and multiple teams to the Gir region following the deaths of lion cubs from a suspected parasitic infection, which activists believe spreads via ticks from domestic cattle.
The Gujarat government has announced the transfer of 72 Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers, marking the first major reshuffle since the recent local body elections.
The Supreme Court of India has issued notices to the Maharashtra and Gujarat governments regarding an appeal filed by two convicts in the 2002 Bilkis Bano gang rape case, which involved the gang rape of a pregnant woman and the killing of her family members.
The Gujarat government has revealed a substantial waiting list of 1,849 patients for kidney transplants at the Ahmedabad IKDRC, highlighting a significant demand for organ donation.
A move by the Gujarat government regarding parental consent is being criticized as regressive, though specific details of the move are not provided in the headline.