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Ahmedabad's civic body and Western Railway have both sealed kitchens over hygiene violations this week, as the city's food safety enforcement push gathers pace ahead of festival season.

A stone-pelting attack on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Vande Bharat near Surat, with UP Governor Anandiben Patel aboard, has renewed questions about India's high-speed rail security.

Police raided six dairy traders in Jamnagar's Kalavad taluka and destroyed 7,150 litres of suspected adulterated milk along with vanaspati and milk powder.

Junagadh's Durbar Hall Museum has reopened with 11 new galleries after a year-long, Rs 2.14 crore renovation of its royal and archaeological collections.

A senior doctor's alleged assault on a resident at Rajkot's Civil Hospital has triggered an FIR, a transfer order and new state guidelines on doctor safety.

Joymoti, a 53-year-old elephant hurt in Nagaland's July floods, flew to Vantara's Jamnagar hospital in India's first elephant medical airlift.

US nuclear firm Holtec is scouting Gujarat for a facility to build small modular reactors, a bet on the state's manufacturing base and India's new nuclear policy.

Malaria, dengue and chikungunya cases have all fallen sharply in Gujarat this year, health officials say, crediting an expanded surveillance and control drive.

Twenty blackbucks were released into Kutch's Banni grasslands this Independence Day, part of a wider plan tied to India's cheetah reintroduction programme.

US sanctions and a Gujarat ATS case have linked Surat chemical traders to fentanyl precursors reaching Mexican cartels via Guatemala. Here's the full picture.

Micron's CEO thanked Gujarat for approving 20 acres in a day, even as smaller industrialists wait two months for the Industrial Policy's fine print.

Bhavnagar's hooch deaths triggered a 212% jump in Ahmedabad prohibition cases within 48 hours, echoing a familiar reactive pattern in Gujarat enforcement.