Tag: Gujarat
Human Rights Federation's legal move on cybersecurity and citizens' data privacy in the US: Civil equity petition accepted in Iowa court
A new twist in the legal battle over citizens' digital rights, economic security, and government accountability under the leadership of international president Mahendra Aylani In the modern digital age, the protection of citizens’ personal data, cybercrime, online financial fraud, and the accountability of government institutions have become matters of serious global concern. As the use of technology continues to expand, the risks associated with digital crimes are also increasing. In this context, the need to protect citizens’ digital rights and ensure transparency in cybersecurity
Human Rights Federation Raises TRB Personnel Issues: Chief Minister’s Office Directs Necessary Action: Government’s attention drawn to TRB personnel’s working hours, adequate rest, and health concerns | Federation says representation has been forwarded to the Home Minister’s Secretary for further action
Gujarat, Gandhinagar: The Human Rights Federation (USA) has submitted a representation to the government highlighting important issues concerning the interests, rights, and working conditions of personnel serving in Gujarat State’s Traffic Regulation Brigade (TRB). According to the Federation, the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) has issued instructions to take the necessary action on the related email following the representation. The Federation has drawn the government’s attention to the long working hours of TRB personnel and the lack of adequate rest during duty,
The Human Rights Federation's appeal bore fruit: During the Navratri festival, DGP G.S. Malik has ordered the I-Branch to grant police officers and women police staff phased leave and relief.
Gujarat: In an important initiative aimed at enabling police personnel to celebrate Navratri with their families, attention has reportedly been drawn to the need to provide appropriate relief to those who remain on duty to maintain law and order and ensure public safety during the auspicious festival. Following a representation by the Human Rights Federation seeking staggered leave or suitable duty relief for police personnel, particularly women police personnel, Gujarat Director General of Police (DGP) G.S. Malik is reported to have taken cognisance of the issue. In its representation subm
Court order to remove Narendra Rawat and Ami Rawat as parties in a Rs 1,100 crore defamation suit: Case in connection with alleged encroachment of Vishwamitri river and fight against the Agora project; proceedings under Rule-10(2) of the CPC Order-1
Ahmedabad, Sep 30 (IANS) A city civil court in Ahmedabad has ordered the removal of state Congress spokesperson Narendra Rawat and former Leader of Opposition Ami Rawatas parties in a Rs 1,100 crore defamation and compensation suit filed in connection with the alleged encroachment of the Vishwamitri river and a dispute related to Vadodara's Agora project, their lawyers said. According to the information received, the case was filed before the city civil court in Ahmedabad seeking defamation, compensation of Rs 1,100 crore and a stay order. A petition was filed on behalf of Narendra Rawa
Organizational changes in the Human Rights Federation: Mahendra Ailani appointed as International President, Hitesh Thakkar given responsibility for Saurashtra
Rajkot: Human Rights Federation (USA) has announced significant changes to its organizational structure. According to the information released by the organization, new responsibilities have been assigned to various office-bearers, while some officials have been relieved of their existing responsibilities. As per the announced changes, Mr. Mahendra Ayalani, who previously served as the National President of India, has been promoted to the position of International President in recognition of his services and dedication to the organization. Mr. Hiteshbhai Thakkar has also been entrusted with
Vadodara Welcomes PM Modi, But Citizens Ask: Clean City for One Day or Accountable City Every Day?
Vadodara, September 9, 2026: Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Vadodara on Tuesday and inaugurated, dedicated and laid foundation stones for development projects worth more than ₹35,000 crore. Official announcements highlighted major railway, highway, urban-development, solar, housing and water-supply projects, including three key sections of the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor and projects of the Gujarat government. According to published figures, the programme involved projects worth over ₹35,200 crore, including more than ₹32,606 crore of Central Government works and more than
TRB (Traffic Brigade) personnel haven't been paid for two months: When will the system wake up to the financial struggles of employees who faithfully perform their duties?
TRB personnel, who diligently perform their duties day and night on the roads to maintain traffic management and ensure public safety, are themselves facing severe financial hardship today. According to available information, their salaries have been pending for the last two months, creating a serious financial crisis for them and their families. Due to the non-payment of salaries on time, difficulties have arisen in meeting daily household expenses as well as other essential family needs. On one hand, these personnel work tirelessly in extreme heat, rain, and even during night hours to ens
Ankle deep again: A little rain, a big bill, and a city that keeps asking why?
It doesn't take a cloudburst to bring Vadodara to a standstill anymore. This monsoon, residents once again woke to submerged lanes, stalled two‑wheelers and water lapping at shop shutters after only a modest spell of rain. Continuous heavy rain left water accumulated on the city's main roads, disrupting daily life. For a city that markets itself as a "Sanskari Nagari" and a Smart City aspirant, the question writes itself on every waterlogged street corner: where does all the money go? The paradox: modest rain, maximum chaos: The numbers tell an uncomfortable story. Vadodara's
Welcome to Vadodara, where water logging is a tradition, and corruption is the city's only true infrastructure.
VADODARA — There was a time in Vadodara when the scent of wet earth brought joy, when children danced in the first showers, and a hot cup of chai made the monsoon magical. Today, a single dark cloud over the city triggers a primal fear. In Vadodara, rain is no longer a weather event; it is a municipal apocalypse. It takes exactly two to three inches of rainfall to transform this "cultural capital" of Gujarat into a sprawling, murky swimming pool. Roads vanish, cars submerge, and neighborhoods are marooned. The monsoon, once a romantic respite, is now an annual hostage situation. And the
Human Rights Federation Demands Immediate Action from State Government Over Pending Salaries of GRD Personnel
The Human Rights Federation has drawn the attention of the state government towards the delay in salary payments to personnel of the Gram Rakshak Dal (GRD) serving in various districts and talukas of Gujarat. The federation has submitted a representation urging the government to adopt a humanitarian approach and take immediate action on the matter. In its representation, the federation stated that complaints have been received from several parts of the state regarding GRD personnel not receiving their salaries on time, due to which they and their families are facing serious financial diffic
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