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Manasi Parekh made her debut at the Cannes Film Festival, representing the Gujarati film industry at the Marche Du Film. She described the experience as "incredible," involving three days of immersion in cinema, networking, and showcasing Gujarati films. Parekh aims to elevate Gujarati cinema onto a global stage, believing in thinking "out of the box" to create universally resonant films.

Rajpipla Heritage Walks Draw Visitors As Homestays Embrace Professional Hospitality

The State Now Houses One In Five Of India’s Marine Fish Processing Units. Behind That Share Lies A Fishing Economy Of 4 Lakh People, Seafood That Travels From Veraval To Foreign Markets, And A Warming Arabian Sea That Is Pushing Kerala’s Mackerel Into Nets That Never Used To Hold It

In Gujarat's Chandanki village, a unique community kitchen and dining hall combats loneliness, especially among the elderly. Residents pay a small fee for daily, home-style meals, fostering connection and shared stories. This initiative, spearheaded by Poonambhai Patel, transforms mealtimes into vital social gatherings, proving that shared meals can build stronger, happier communities and offer a powerful antidote to isolation.

A 27,000-Strong Workforce In The State Handles Taxation, Audits, Payroll And Bookkeeping For Clients Across Four Continents, Generating Approximately Rs 9,000cr Annually At Rates Up To 70% Cheaper Than What Is Charged By The US, The Industry’s Biggest Market

With over two decades of stage experience and training under Pandit Jialal Vasant and Suresh Wadkar, daughter of legendary singer Anuradha Paudwal, singer-performer Kavita Paudwal brings both legacy and a deep, lived connection to bhajans. In an exclusive chat with ETimes, she speaks about Kirtan Klub, her journey, growing up with Anuradha Paudwal, and the lasting inspiration of Asha Bhosle.

A 28-year-old woman in Ahmedabad has filed a domestic violence, marital rape, and dowry harassment complaint against her husband and in-laws. She alleges years of abuse, humiliation over her education, physical assault, and being denied basic freedoms. Despite a dowry payment and failed attempts at resolution, the harassment continued, leading her to leave the marital home.

Trinamool MP Mahua Moitra's remarks on the gujarati community have sparked internal party unease, particularly in Bhowanipore. Local leaders, including a TMC councillor, issued an apology on behalf of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, emphasizing the party's respect for the gujarati community and distancing themselves from the "irresponsible" comments. The BJP has amplified the controversy.