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Israel cosulate visits Gujarat CM
Israel’s India based consulate Mr. Mark Sofer today called on Gujarat Chief Minister Shri Narendra Modi in capital Gandhinagar and expressed interest in extending cooperation of Israeli companies to Gujarat’s manufacturing sector. Chief Minister Modi invited Mr. Sofer an senior delegation of Israel to participate in Vibrant Gujarat summit 2011. »
Praful Patel offers Viability funding to Modi for intra-Gujarat aviation
Union minister for Civil Aviation Praful Patel on Sunday announced that the Ahmedabad international airport’s phase two construction works would be completed within next three years. Speaking at the inaugural function of new airport terminal - 2 at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel international airport here, Patel said, “We would connect this new building and existing domestic... »
Modi releases the BIG Document Blueprint for Infrastructure in Gujarat 2020
Gujarat Chief Minister Shri Narendra Modi released the BIG Document today in the presence of the Minister of State for Industries and planning, Mr Saurabh Patel and M.D.(G.I.D.B) Shri A. K. Sharma and Principal Secretary of Industries Shri M. Shahu also present. The Vision of BIG 2020: The Blueprint for Infrastructure in Gujarat 2020 (BIG 2020)... »
Denmark Co. delegation meets Modi, keen to invest in Gujarat’s Agrochemical sector
Global management delegation of Denmark based Cheminova company met Chief Minister Shri Narendrabhai Modi today and expressed company’s interest in further investment in Gujarat. Cheminova’s project at Panoli in Ankaleshwar has a global market. Company is eying on capturing leading place in eco-friendly insecticide manufacturing business in the markets of China and India. Delegation including Danish... »
Gujarat favours GST, but with sound nation-wide IT network support
In a meet held today with Union Finance Minister Shri Pranab Mukherjee regarding Goods and Service Tax (GST), Chief Minister Shri Narendrabhai Modi said that Gujarat favors GST reforms. He insisted upon a nation-wide sound IT network for a result oriented and transparent implementation of GST. Shri Pranab Mukherjee, while his... »
Narendra Modi submits memorandum to Pranab Mukherjee on Gujarat’s pending demands
Gujarat’s Chief Minister Narendra Modi during his meeting with Union Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee here today presented a detailed memorandum to him, making a forceful plea for early solution to issues pending with the Centre. Since Mr. Mukherjee was once elected to Rajya Sabha from Gujarat, the state expected the Union... »
China’s TBEA Shenyang Group delegation called on Modi to set up projects in Gujarat
A delegation led by Mr. Ye Jun, the President of China’s leading energy sector company TBEA Shenyang Transformers Group, on Monday called on Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi in his office at Gandhinagar. Mr. Jun and his delegation expressed interest in setting up projects in area of high voltage transformers equipments and solar energy equipments... »
Photo-gallery of Tata Motors Nano plant inauguration at Sanand
Presented above is a photo gallery of Tata Nano’s Sanand based car plant opening near Ahmedabad. Click over photo to watch is individually. »
Modi to dedicate GIPCL’s 250 MW Nani Naroli power plant
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi will dedicate a 250 MW Lignite based power plant at Nani Naroli near Mangrol in South Gujarat. Gujarat Industrial Power Company Limited(GIPCL) officials are busy in final preparations for inaugural function which would be graced by several ministers along with the Chief Minister. Gujarat government’s GIPCL is already operating one 250... »
Govt of India lifts ban on cotton export
The Government of India has now lifted a-month long ban under on cotton export, thanks to protest by pro-farmer groups, mainly from Gujarat. According to a Commerce Ministry notification, the export of cotton is allowed under license with immediate effect. But it will remain a restricted item for export. This decision from the government has come... »