Ganesh pandals to lower decibels
Vadodara: The Ganesh pandal organizers have agreed to keep the decibel levels low this festive season. Senior police officials had on Thursday held a meeting with the organizers to discuss and resolve
Times Of India (Vadodara)
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12 new patients test swine flu positive
Vadodara: Even as Vadodara received temporary relief on Sunday with no swine flu deaths reported from the city or the district on Sunday, 12 new samples tested positive of H1N1 virus on the same day.
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VECL moves HC against GPCB’s closure notice
Vadodara: Vadodara Envio Channel Ltd (VECL) has moved the Gujarat high court seeking a stay against the closure notice issued to it by Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB). It was on December 13 GPCB
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Chikungunya out of control, 200 affected
Vadodara: While concerns were being raised regarding dengue cases, more chikungunya cases have started surfacing since about a week now in the city. The number of chikungunya cases reported in the city
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Solar power to cut airport power bill by Rs 72 Lakh a year
Vadodara airport will switch to solar energy for its daily operations to cut down electricity cost and adopt green energy. In the first week of September, a solar plant with capacity of 675 KW will
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Fear of Chandipura virus looms large
Vadodara: As water-borne diseases are raising their ugly head in the city, health officials on Monday teamed up to tackle the situation and carry out a review of the current situation. A meeting regarding
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Now, citizens can rate public toilet experience
Vadodara: Those using public toilets in the city will soon be able to rate their quality through devices installed there. The civic body will be putting up public feedback devices at public as well as
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Health department promoting ‘medical terrorism’: SSGH neurosurgeon
VADODARA: Instead of promoting medical tourism, Gujarat government's health department is promoting "medical terrorism", alleged city-based neurosurgeon Dr Amey Patankar, who had developed the neurosurgery
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MSU students to monitor pollution
VADODARA: Students of M S University's Department of Environmental Studies with the help from personnel from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) will closely monitor the air and sound pollution
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Swine flu kills three more
Vadodara: Swine flu claimed three more lives in the city on Wednesday. The deceased include one from the city, one from neighbouring Padra taluka and one from Dahod district. A 72-year-old woman residing