BDFA’s Decade-Late AGM Ends in Chaos: Legal Doubts, Democratic Violations, and a Lost Football Dream

April 06, 25 Rahul Vyas

The Baroda District Football Association (BDFA) held its long-awaited Annual General Meeting (AGM) today, the first in a decade. However, the event was clouded by deep emotional distress and legal uncertainties that have raised serious concerns about the ethics, governance, and future direction of the organization. The election process, which began at 11:45 AM, saw the uncontested election of the President, Vice Presidents, and Treasurer. Voting then proceeded for the positions of Secretary, Joint Secretaries, and Executive Committee members. However, the AGM was marred by controversy, emotion

Uninformed Fee Hike at Delhi Public School, Harni Sparks Outrage Among Parents

March 11, 25 Rahul Vyas

In a surprising and distressing move, Delhi Public School (DPS), Harni, has announced an unexpected fee hike starting from January 2025, leaving parents furious and frustrated. The hike, amounting to approximately Rs. 6000, was implemented without any prior notice or communication to the parents, throwing families into financial turmoil. What has added to the uproar is the fact that this increase comes right in the middle of the academic year, leaving no room for parents to plan or adjust to the sudden burden. Many parents are questioning the rationale behind such an abrupt decision, with s

Expert guidance at Vadodara Industries and SME Summit: SME is the main target for cyber criminals.

January 05, 25 Amruta Vyas

Gujarat Industry Development Association (GIDA) and SME Chamber of India organized an effective Vadodara Industries and SME Summit to address the urgent needs and opportunities of the SME sector. Held on January 4, 2025, the summit brought together industrialists, industry leaders and technology experts to discuss important topics such as cybersecurity, digital bill discounting, finance, technology and exports. SmEs are the main target for Vadodara cyber criminals and it is necessary to be vigilant. 68% of small medium enterprises (SMEs) in the country are shut down after a cyber attack. SmEs

It is now difficult to provide water through Nal Se Jal Yojana, now Modiji's Akash Se Jal in Vadodara: Flood crisis in Vadodara!

August 27, 24 Amruta Vyas

The time has come to take very strict action against the ruling party leaders and the VMC management who spend crores of rupees every year before the monsoon. The level of Vishwamitri river has reached 32 feet on The Kalaghoda Bridge. While the surface of Vishwamitri has reached 40.83 feet on Harni Bridge, 36 feet on Akota Bridge and 35 feet on Mangal Pandey Bridge. Prayers from the leaders of indra bhagwan ruling party Please provide water to all the citizens of Vadodara, provide the facility of swimming pool at the door of the house and provide views of the river from every house in Vadod

Development Means illegal Construction: Is the flood in Vadodara caused by illegal construction?

July 26, 24 manoj Pandey

Near the Vishwamitri river in Vadodara city, there is a tremendous amount of construction. Vadodara has a tendency to construct near rivers. The Siddharth bungalows, Agora city center, and the houses of political party leaders, etc., are constructed on the river. It means the part of the river that was illegally used to construct commercial or residential properties. The river's land and the surrounding land are owned by the government. An illegal construction was allowed by the officers of the Vadodara Municipal Corporation (VMC) at the expense of the citizens of Vadodara. The permissions

Was the BJP's victory in the Vadodara Lok Sabha election a result of hard work or was it a favor from the Election Commission of India? Are the results of 2024 and 2019 almost the same?

June 04, 24 Rahul Vyas

As per the updated counting result of votes for 2024 Vadodara Lok Sabha BJP’s Dr. Hemang Joshi has claims a clear victory, defeated Mr. Padhiyar Mahendra of INC by 582126 votes, with a total of 873189 (72.04%) votes. In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the Vadodara seat was won by BJP candidate Ranjanben Bhatt defeated Prashant Patel (Tiko) of INC by 589177 votes, with a total of 883719 (72.3%) votes. The percentage of votes received by the top-3 (BJP, INC, and NOTA) were 97.79% in 2019 while in 2024 top-3 (BJP, INC, and NOTA) are 97.57%. This is not the only truth the total number of candida

The Congress party filed a complaint with the ECI team in Vadodara about the BJP candidate breaking the Model Code of Conduct. The ECI team in Vadodara has yet to take any action. What's going on?

May 05, 24 Rahul Vyas

An application was presented by Rutvij Joshi, who serves as President of the Vadodara Congress unit, to the returning officer of the Vadodara Lok Sabha. In order to address the issue of violating the Model Code of Conduct and taking legal action, He questioned the educational qualification of the BJP candidate in the Vadodara Lok Sabha constituency. According to deshgujarat.com as on 04th May 2024 (Who is Dr. Hemang Joshi, BJP candidate for Vadodara Lok Sabha seat | DeshGujarat); Joshi is a graduate in physiotherapy and post graduate in human resource management. He has obtained a PhD in le

All candidates will receive equal treatment from the Election commission of India?

April 24, 24 Rahul Vyas

An Independent candidate had a discussion with ECI representative appointed by the ECI team for 20- Vadodara Parliament Constituency on 19th April 2024 at around 11.15am (please check the CCTV for verification purpose). I communicated my concerns to him and sent an email on April 20th, 2024, but I haven't received any acknowledgement or response yet. The major issue is when discussion happened in the Collector office, Vadodara and only ECI Vadodara staff was present, how come the information shared with the ECI observer disclosed to the national political parties? Is it possible to get

Not Vadodara City, VMC administration smart': Crores spent in the name of garbage: Smart dustbins failed in the city, now there will be hanging dustbins; A dustbin will cost ₹13,200.

January 06, 24 Rahul Vyas

Crores of rupees are spent in the name of Vadodara Smart City, but Vadodara city does not become smart, but in the name of Smart City, the administrators of Smart Vadodara Municipal Corporation (VMC) are spending crores of rupees on the exchequer of the corporation. After the failure of the smart dustbin project, the solid waste department will now install hanging dustbins in the city. The corporation will have to spend ₹13,200 on this one hanging dustbin and the corporation will install such hanging dustbins in the expenditure limit of ₹1 crore in a year. In order to make Vadodara city

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