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Discover Vadodara's rich heritage through smart plaques that allow citizens to access information about the city's iconic landmarks. Learn more about this educational initiative for school children.

Asia’s biggest non-metro marathon, the MG Vadodara International Marathon, will take place in Vadodara on Sunday. Over 1.34 lakh people have registered for the marathon this year, making it the largest marathon in a non-metro city in Asia. The marathon is organized by the citizens of Vadodara and has gained international recognition. The event will feature runners from around the world and provide facilities such as medical booths and pacers to ensure a successful race.

Vadodara: Nearly one lakh runners are expected to participate in the 11th edition of the M G Vadodara International Marathon (VM) that will be organis.

A month after the Gujarat High Court refused to stay the demolition of the red-bricked Pushpakoot – the iconic bungalow that was once the residence of cricket legend Captain Vijay Hazare – the sprawling 15,000 sq ft mansion has been reduced to rubble by the contractors hired by the state roads and buildings (R&B) department. […]

Hazare was the last occupant of the 'Pushpakoot' bungalow until 1976 before it was handed over to the government by the family in "distress sale" under the Urban Land Ceiling Act that was passed in the same year.

Vadodara: The ball is in the Baroda Cricket Association’s (BCA) court — will it step in to save the residence of legendary cricketer Vijay Hazare as t.

India News: The 121-year-old bungalow in Vadodara, India, where cricketer Vijay Hazare lived is set to be demolished. The building, known as "Pushpakoot," is cons

Vijay Hazare's 121-year-old bungalow in Vadodara, India, known as "Pushpakoot," is facing demolition. The building, which holds historical significanc

Vadodara: Six of Vijay Hazare’s team-mates failed to score at Adelaide in follow-on during India’s first tour of Australia in 1947-48 when he made a s.

The proposal to install smart signages for 150 heritage buildings in Vadodara was put forth by the Heritage Trust, which is patronised by the Royal Gakewad family of erstwhile Baroda state.