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A Gujarat psychologist says daily play time works better than serious talks for staying connected to teenagers. Her simple advice: spend 15 to 20 minutes playing games, laughing, or doing activities together.
A 92-year-old grandmother in Gujarat turned her lifelong crochet hobby into an international business with help from her granddaughters during lockdown. Her handmade creations now reach customers across 10 countries.
Farmers in Gujarat are turning monsoon floods into irrigation reserves using a simple underground storage system. Bhungroo captures excess rainwater, stores it deep below the surface, and pumps it back up when crops need it most.
Finland's Environment Minister sees India's Gujarat state as the perfect place to test and scale up circular economy solutions. The partnership could turn small innovations into planet-sized impact.
After 85 students got food poisoning at a boarding school, Gujarat launched its first-ever statewide food safety drive at educational institutions. In just one day, officials inspected 200 schools, suspended one license, and issued 61 improvement notices.
Gujarat's Asiatic lion population has surged 32% to 891 in five years, but more than half now live outside protected forests among farms and villages. This remarkable recovery is creating a new conservation challenge: how humans and lions share space.
When 12-year-old opted out of Sunday outings, psychologist mom Komal Baxi worried he was pulling away. What she discovered transformed their relationship.
A Bengaluru startup is installing India's first campus quantum computer at a Gujarat university, opening advanced computing education to students and researchers. The move strengthens India's growing quantum technology ecosystem with hands-on learning opportunities.
Farmers at Gujarat's oldest sugar factory just ended 20 years of political control, winning 14 of 15 seats in a landslide election. The victory at the 600-crore-rupee Bardoli cooperative shows what happens when communities put farmer needs ahead of party politics.
On India's 80th Independence Day, wildlife officials released 20 blackbucks into Gujarat's Banni Grasslands to restore the region's native herbivore population. The release marks a significant step in rebuilding one of India's most important grassland ecosystems.
After earning just Rs 12 a day as a child laborer, Neeta Patel transformed 230 water-starved villages across Gujarat by building dams and putting women in charge. Her 12-year mission has secured water access for 22,000 families and raised groundwater levels in 25 villages.
In one of conservation's greatest comeback stories, India's Asiatic lion population has surged to 891 animals, up from barely a dozen in the late 1800s. Now Gujarat faces a new challenge: helping humans and these magnificent predators share the same landscape.