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Festival: The procession will depart at 5 pm, it will take 3 hours to cover the 7-minute route.
The 288th procession of the Narasimhji temple near Mandvi in the heart of the city will take place on the occasion of Dev Deepawali on Wednesday. The Chandla ceremony will begin on Wednesday morning, followed by a procession from the temple at 5 pm after placing the Lord in a palanquin. Shashikant Parikh of the temple said that after the thaal and aarti of the Lord at the Vitthal temple at 8 pm on Wednesday, the procession will proceed and reach Tulsi Wali at 11 am. Where the wedding ceremony will take place till 1:30 am, the procession will leave at 2 pm and reach the groove of the Darbar Ban
Bhaskar Inside: Corporator stops work while digging a pit to re-route hungry bronze
After the floods in the city, there was opposition to the work of the Hungry Bronze Re-route along with the deepening and widening of the Vishwamitri. The protest that cooled down 6 months ago has reignited. When the municipality started digging a pit, the work was stopped by a woman councillor of the Congress. The ruling party had allowed the diversion of the hungry Kans to Navyard Road on the grounds that the water was blocked due to waterlogging in the monsoon towards Nizampura and Sama, which was opposed by the Congress along with the people. However, the protest that subsided 6 months ago
Bhaskar Exclusive: Obstruction of river water on Kalaghoda and Sama bridges, new bridges to be built without pillars
The Navlawala Committee, set up by the government after the devastating floods in the city in 2024, had suggested the construction of a pillarless bridge after the pillars of the Vishwamitri bridge were blocking the water of the river. In view of this, the municipality has decided to make the newly constructed bridge pillarless so that it does not obstruct the flow of the river in the future. The city has suffered heavy losses due to devastating floods in 2024. The state government has announced Rs 1200 crore for flood control measures, including widening of the Vishwamitri river to prevent su
Strike of cheap grain shopkeepers ends: Rs 1 kg The meeting between the supply minister and the representatives of the association was successful.
An important meeting was held with the state government today (November 4) regarding the pending demands of the fair price shopkeepers of Gujarat. In the meeting, both the state supply cabinet minister and the state minister of state had a positive interaction with the representatives of the association. The strike by cheap grain shopkeepers has finally come to an end. The meeting between the supply minister and the representatives of the association was successful in which a positive decision was taken on the main demands of the shopkeepers. During the meeting, the association called off its
Editor's View: Tharoor's new wound: Ahead of Bihar polls, nepotism stirred up; Congress raises eyebrows, BJP calls it 'danger' or 'khiladi'
Everyone will remember. 7 delegations were formed and 7 MPs were made its leaders to spread information about Operation Sindhur to the world. Congress MP Shashi Tharoor was chosen by the BJP government as the leader of the US delegation. In the year 2025 itself, Modi and his government have been praised seven times. Now Shashi Tharoor has stirred up the honeycomb of nepotism in an article and the political bees have started buzzing. As the year 2025 begins, Congress MP from Thiruvananthapuram, Shashi Tharoor, started praising the BJP, especially the Modi government. The series has been going o
Crop damage survey in Bhavnagar district completed: Panchrojkam was done in 699 villages of 11 talukas, more damage to groundnut and cotton; The report will be submitted to the government
In the last 1 week, unseasonal monsoon has wreaked havoc in Bhavnagar district, following the forecast of the Meteorological Department. There has been universal unseasonal rains in the district, due to which the crops including peanuts, cotton, onions, fodder of the farmers have been severely damaged. After the fierce protest of the farmers, the state government started the survey work in five days. The survey was conducted in 699 villages of 11 talukas, including 10 talukas and 1 city of Bhavnagar district. On the basis of the survey, a report of all the villages in the district will be prep
Patan court rejects accused's third bail plea
Kamlesh K., an accused in the murder and murder case against Srishti, a two-year-old resident of Matpur village in Patan taluka, has been arrested. Parmar's regular bail plea was rejected by the sessions court in Patan. Kamlesh Parmar is currently facing trial as a prisoner of raw work. This was the third bail application of the accused. His bail pleas were earlier rejected in February 2024 and February 2025. This time the accused had sought bail on the grounds that he could celebrate Diwali festivals with his elderly mother and console her. The accused Kamlesh is facing charges of murder and
Was Morbi's Sahil's video AI generated?: Delhi woman lawyer to fight case without taking a single rupee
A petition has been filed in the Delhi High Court seeking the return of Sahil Majothi, a native of Morbi, who had surrendered to the Ukrainian army. The court has sought a reply from the central government within 4 weeks. Advocate Deepa Joseph has filed a petition in the Delhi High Court on behalf of Sahil's family. Deepa Joseph is also involved in the case of Nimisha Priya, whose death sentence was postponed in Yemen. Now Deepa Joseph has held the hand of Sahil's family and is fighting his case without charging a single rupee. In an exclusive conversation with Divya Bhaskar, Deepa Joseph has
BJP's New Year Sneha Milan Samaroh held in Amirgarh: Emphasis on adopting indigenous products under Aatmanirbhar Bharat Sankalp Abhiyan
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Amirgarh Taluka organized a New Year Sneha Milan ceremony at Mohini Bhavan, Amirgarh. The programme was organized as part of the AatmaNirbhar Bharat Sankalp Abhiyan. The ceremony was attended by district and taluka level leaders. He expressed a commitment to take the solemn resolve of Atmanirbhar Bharat to the masses. BJP Amirgarh taluka president Ganeshbhai Desai said that many workers and leaders from across the taluka joined the felicitation ceremony. The main objective of the event was to emphasize the adoption of Swadeshi items. A large number of functionaries
Valsad LCB busts liquor trafficking: Rs. Two suppliers nabbed with contraband worth Rs 15.26 lakh
The Valsad District Local Crime Branch (LCB) has arrested two accused with a large quantity of foreign liquor being transported from Daman to Karjan. The police seized Rs. Goods worth Rs 15.26 lakh have been seized. According to police sources, the tempo (No. GJ-06-BX-7079) under the guise of plastic drum. A quantity of foreign liquor of Indian origin valued at Rs. 4,91,712 was concealed. A total of 1440 liquor bottles were recovered. Under the guidance of Valsad SP Yuvrajsinh Jadeja, LCB's in-charge PI AU Rose's team carried out the operation. On the basis of the information received by the L
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