Ahmedabad Rain: This area of Ahmedabad has turned into a bat, people are forced to go to office in tractors

Ahmedabad Rain:  Gokuldham Society, located on Sanand Road in Ahmedabad, has been submerged in water in a few rains. People here are facing many problems as the water has not receded even after hours of stopping rains. This is the plight of Gokuldham Society located on the highway leading to Sanand.   In the very posh Shantipura area of the city, the rich who have luxurious bungalows and flats worth crores of rupees are facing a lot of helplessness. More than 80 societies in the area, including Gokuldham, have been submerged in knee-deep water for the last two days

The situation has deteriorated to such an extent that those who travel daily in luxury cars worth crores of rupees have to resort to the tractor to go to the office or business today and are forced to leave the society in the

Surprisingly, Ahmedabad received only one inch of rain on an average on Monday morning and a total of only three inches of rain so far this season. The pre-monsoon operations of AUDA have been exposed as the residents of flats and bungalows worth crores of rupees have been put in trouble in such a normal rainfall. Local residents allege that Auda is ahead in collecting taxes worth crores of rupees but proves to be completely zero when it comes to providing facilities. Innocent citizens paying taxes are becoming the victims of this sin of the administration today. People are worried about how serious the situation will be if it rains heavily in the coming days><

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rainfall in 225 talukas of Gujarat in last 24 hours

has once again batted hard in the state as 225 talukas of Gujarat have received significant rainfall in the last 24 hours. Heavy rains have affected life in many parts of South Gujarat, Saurashtra and Central Gujarat. Rainfall ranging from 4 inches to 8.58 inches has been recorded in 16 talukas of the state, while 52 talukas have received 1 to 4 inches of rainfall

was recorded at Vapi in Valsad district at 8.58 inches, which has been the highest rainfall in the state. It was followed by Kamrej in Surat district with 6.46 inches, Pardi in Valsad district with 6.34 inches and Umargam with 6.26 inches. Ghogha in Bhavnagar district also received 6.14 inches of rainfall, leading to waterlogging in low-lying areas