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Here's the story of MK Ranjit Singh, who was the prince of Saurashtra, the Wankaner princely state, which dates back about 300 years. However, After achieving success in that endeavour, he was appointed as an officer within the Indian Administrative Services.

As the budget session began in Gujarat, the governor of the state, Acharya Devvrat, addressed the Assembly today.

National Arogya Fairs showcase the Rich legacy of Indian Traditional Medicine Systems of diversity, innovation and healthcare delivery in Ayush Sector, stated by Shri Sarbanand Sonowal, Union Minister of Ayush and Shipping, Port Waterways while inaug

India is embarking on a capacity expansion of its oil refineries to meet the countrys rising thirst for fossil fuels. The building blitz aims to raise production of traditional transport fuels such as gasoline and diesel, which will increase Indias refining capacity by more than 20% over the next five years. This boost comes at a time when the global refining industry is declining in the US and Europe, making India a rare exception. The slower adoption of electric vehicles in India and the count...

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The South Asian nation has set in motion a building blitz at its oil refineries to raise production of traditional transport fuels such as gasoline and diesel, which could lift capacity by more than 20% over the next five years. Rystad Energy puts the cost of additions at around $60 billion.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Ahead of the Lok Sabha polls due in a few months, the Gujarat government has transferred 50 IAS officers, including various collectors and district development officers (DDOs). India News | Gujarat Govt Transfers 50 IAS Officers Ahead of Lok Sabha Polls.

Ahead of the Lok Sabha polls due in a few months, the Gujarat government has transferred 50 IAS officers, including various collectors and district development officers (DDOs).

In a sweeping administrative reshuffle, the Gujarat government has announced the transfer of 50 Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers, effecting changes across various districts and departments to strengthen governance and administrative ...