banaskantha district
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Radhanpur Police Launch Special Drive for Raksha Bandhan Festival
Over 50 vehicles were fined, and numerous safety checks conducted during a special police drive in Radhanpur ahead of the Raksha Bandhan festival on August 7, 2024. The Radhanpur police,…
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Deesa Municipality’s New Initiative to Beautify the City
What has changed in Deesa Municipality’s urban landscape, and when did this transformation begin? As of April 2024, Deesa Municipality has initiated a comprehensive beautification project targeting…
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Meeting of Grievance Committee Held in Banaskantha District
What key issues are being addressed to improve public services and infrastructure in Banaskantha district? A recent meeting of the District Coordination and Grievance Committee, chaired by District…
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Gujarat Repairs 183 Roads After Heavy Rains
The Gujarat Roads and Buildings Department has repaired 183 roads damaged by heavy monsoon rains across the state, resuming traffic on 12 roads and three alternative routes as of June…
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Heavy Rain in Deesa Causes Flooding in Low-Lying Areas
Deesa city in Banaskantha district witnessed an intense downpour on the night of June 14, 2024, receiving approximately four inches (around 100 mm) of rainfall within a few hours. This…
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Heavy Rain Forecast in Gujarat: Fishermen Warned to Stay Ashore
Is heavy rain forecast in Gujarat imminently impacting daily activities? Yes, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a strong advisory warning of heavy rainfall across multiple…
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New Single Window System for Property Transfer Launched in Palanpur
The average property transaction in Palanpur, Banaskantha district, involves payments exceeding ₹50 lakh, making the transfer process a critical step for buyers and sellers. Recognising the…
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Palanpur Faces Heavy Rain: Life Comes to a Standstill
The recent heavy rainfall in Palanpur, Banaskantha district, brought approximately 120 mm of rain within 24 hours on June 18, 2024, resulting in widespread waterlogging that crippled normal life. The…
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Police Return Three Missing Gas Cylinders to Owners in Deesa
On April 15, 2024, Deesa North Police successfully recovered three missing cooking gas cylinders valued at ₹9,000 and returned them to their rightful owners in Banaskantha district. This operation…
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Gobri Lake Overflows in Palanpur Due to Heavy Rain
On the night of June 12-13, 2024, Palanpur in Banaskantha district witnessed an intense rainfall event, receiving approximately 8 inches (203 mm) within 12 hours. This unprecedented downpour caused…
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Free Health Check-Up Camp in Tadav Village by Drishti Eye Hospital
The recent free health check-up camp organised by Drishti Eye Hospital in Tadav village, Tharad taluka of Banaskantha district, benefitted 517 residents, marking a significant step in improving rural…