A very shocking incident has come to light from Desar taluka of Vadodara district which shames humanity and tarnishes the sacred father-daughter relationship. A ruthless father has made his own 13-year-old daughter a victim of lust. In this matter, the victim’s mother has filed a complaint against her own husband in the Deser police station, which has created a stir in the entire parish.

A one-day state level workshop on ‘Implementation of Solid Waste Management Rules-2026’ was organized at Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar, for the officials of Municipal Corporations and Municipal Corporations of Gujarat, as directed by the Supreme Court. This important workshop organized for the smooth implementation of the ‘Solid Waste Management Act-2026’ which came into force across the state from 1st April, was formally inaugurated in the presence of Minister for Urban Development and Urban Housing Kanu Desai and Minister of State for Urban Development-Housing Darshanaben Vaghela.

Part of the gallery of a house in Pandesara area of ​​Surat collapsed. Meanwhile, a woman living on the first floor was trapped there. The incident was reported to the fire department and the fire department team immediately reached there and brought the woman down safely from the first floor. Fortunately, there was no casualty in this incident.

In Gujarat, it has been decided to change the timing of primary schools to noon from July 1. It has been suggested by the Primary Teachers’ Association that keeping in view the current environment, for the next one week or until the rainy weather in the state becomes favorable, the time of primary schools should be kept in the morning keeping in mind the interest of the students.

On the first day of VGRC of Central Gujarat region being held in Vadodara, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel met the Honorable Ambassador of Ukraine in India Dr. Had a one-to-one meeting with Oleksandr Polishchuk. He consulted on strategic partnerships in the fields of pharmaceutical-agriculture and renewable energy and green hydrogen.

The Gujarat government under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has always proved to be a ‘sensitive government’ that stands by the marginalized, destitute and distressed citizens. The ‘Sakhi One Stop Centers’ established across the state by the state government especially for the protection and shelter of women and children are truly becoming a blessing and a strong security shield for the victims in times of crisis. Another inspiring case epitomizing the same service-minded approach of the government has come to light in Surendranagar district, where a minor girl from Jharkhand, who was separated thousands of kilometers from her homeland, has been successfully reunited with her family after completing the legal process.

An important hearing was held in the Gujarat High Court regarding the immortality case of Rajkumar Jat, who caused a stir in Gondal. During the hearing on the plea filed by Ratanlal Jat, the father of the deceased, the father has once again strongly demanded that the entire case be handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation. After hearing arguments from both sides, the High Court has scheduled a further hearing on July 28 to examine all the reports.