Baisakhi to Bihu, Ahmedabad revels in diverse New Year traditions | Ahmedabad News

Ahmedabad: Several communities that call Ahmedabad home are revelling in the New Year spirit. On Tuesday, Baisakhi, Puthandu, and Rongali Bihu were celebrated by Punjabi, Tamil, and Assamese communities. On Wednesday, Vishu, Maha Vishubha (Pana) Sankranti, and Poila Boishakh will be celebrated by Malayalis, Odias, and Bengalis, respectively.Gaganjyot Singh from Gurdwara Gobind Dham at Thaltej…

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Gujarat Cong delegation meets SEC officials over ‘coercion’ of candidates | Ahmedabad News

Gandhinagar: A delegation of Congress leaders, led by state party president Amit Chavda, met State Election Commission (SEC) authorities in Gandhinagar on Tuesday and demanded action against persons who have been allegedly coercing Congress candidates to withdraw their nominations in the local body elections.Citing specific instances, the delegation demanded action against police personnel for “unnecessarily…

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Nation’s willpower as important as military strength, says Doval | Ahmedabad News

Ahmedabad: National security advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval on Tuesday described national security as a “complex and multifaceted phenomenon” and stressed that the biggest mistake in assessing a nation’s strength is ignoring the willpower of its people.While factors such as military strength are critical, inherent strength of people often proves decisive in security matters, he said,…

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Chandkheda tragedy: Mother maintains cause of death was batter | Ahmedabad News

Ahmedabad: Investigators probing the suspicious deaths of the Prajapati siblings in Chandkheda were finally able to question their mother, Bhavna, on late Monday evening after her discharge from a private hospital. Maintaining that three-month-old Raha and four-year-old Mishri were not murdered, she, like her husband Vimal, blamed the deaths on contamination in the dosa batter…

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Ahmedabad night gets warmer as night temp rises 3.5 degrees in 24 hours | Ahmedabad News

Ahmedabad: For the fourth consecutive day, Ahmedabad has felt like a kiln, with the mercury stubbornly refusing to drop below the 40-degree mark. While the daytime heat was predictably fierce at 41.4°C, two degrees above the seasonal average, night brought little relief. In a staggering 24-hour leap, the minimum temperature staged a dramatic 3.5-degree climb,…

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