Year: 2026

Encroachments Rose, Lakes Died; City Is Paying The Price

The Indian Army rescued over 790 people from flood-hit areas in Gujarat. Relief operations were launched after heavy rainfall caused widespread devastation across the state. Army personnel worked with NDRF and SDRF to provide aid to affected communities. Medical teams offered healthcare while relief teams distributed essential supplies. Troops also assisted civil administration in restoring normalcy in affected regions.

Dr Vineet Parikh has dedicated forty years to treating patients in Ahmedabad. For thirty of those years, his clinic has also housed a thriving public library. He and his wife Chetna are recognized as India’s first couple with over one hundred blood donations each. Their children also actively participate in blood donation and awareness programs. This family’s commitment extends to promoting reading and saving lives through their actions.

Isanpur Records Highest No. With 2,344 Strays, Danilimda Lowest With 456

Heavy Rains Result In Seasonal Rainfall In 48 Hours; State’s Tally Jumps From 25% To 50% In 14 Days

Gujarat flood deaths have risen to 35 over the past two days. Authorities are now assessing damage and beginning post-flood clean-up operations. Over 7,000 people were rescued and 42,000 residents moved to safer locations. Valsad and Navsari districts reported the majority of fatalities and rescue efforts. Heavy rainfall continued in some parts of Gujarat, prompting further alerts.