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A controversy erupted in Vadodara over the use of an elephant in a religious procession. Animal activist Raj Bhavsar claimed that the organizers were not following the rules, while the organizers insisted that they had all the necessary permissions. The elephant is currently being kept in an open space on R V Desai Road.
The organisers of the procession had been granted permission from the Additional Chief Conservator of Forests in Gujarat to procure a female elephant called Roopkali for the two days.
A pall of gloom has descended on Vadodara after the tragic death of 14 persons in the Harni lake. Citizens have organized prayers and programmes to show solidarity with the grieving families. Various organizations like Chhatra Sansad, Baroda Bar Association, Vadodara Vepar Vikas Association, and Shiv Parivar have come forward to express their grief and support. The article also mentions a vedic prayer meeting organized by Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya of MS University to offer condolences to the families of the deceased children.
Karen McBride, 46, was moved to a property in Tameside which was "in a very poor state", including black mould which made her and her children ill, as well as pigeons nesting in the loft
Vadodara: Shop owners across the city have decided to down their shutters till May 5. After the state government issued fresh notification to contain Covid cases on Tuesday, the Vadodara Vepari Vikas Association (VVVA) members decided to keep their shops closed to contain spread of infection. “The government notification says that all shopping complexes and shopping malls should remain closed. We will keep our shops closed till May 5. Only those selling necessary items like fruits, vegetables, medicines and milk will remain open,” said Paresh Parikh, convenor, VVVA. The association had be...