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• GUJARAT STATE,  INDIA .
• Gujarat is one of the most progressive and affluent States of India. ...
• The Directorate of Employment & Training (DET) , Gujarat is one such government organization that has been entrusted with the task of providing skilled manpower to the industries and providing training to the youth in industrial skills and craftsmanship. ...
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• Carnage in Gujarat: Citizens’ Initiative for Justice & Peace .
• Since the BJP rode to power, alternate and brutal attacks on Christians and Muslims have soured the climate fof Gujarat culminating in the Gujarat Genocide of 2002. ...
• Now again, in the run up the forthcoming elections, the cabinet ministers of Modi’s government are blatantly indulging in threats and intimidation in  Dangs in South Gujarat. ...
• Threats amd intimidation on Christians in South Gujarat .
• ALERT ON THE SITUATION OF THE TRIBALS IN GUJARAT TODAY.
• Early this year, during the carnage in Gujarat, one of the trump-cards of the BJP was to highlight the role of the tribals and dalits in the attack on the Muslims. ...
• The latest is a circular of the Gujarat Government insisting that the tribals leave the forest areas of the State. ...
• The bogey of conversions is once again doing the rounds in the tribal areas of South Gujarat, very specially in the Dangs. Vicious pamphlets and inflammatory articles in South Gujarat editions of the Sandesh and Gujarat Samachar are doing the rounds. ...
• This intimidation happened in the presence of no less than a minister from the Gujarat cabinet Karsan Patel.
• Mohanbhai Delkar (Independent), in most of the tribal areas of South Gujarat. ...
• The situation is becoming alarming in the tribal heartland of Gujarat !.
• Gujarat mantri threatens Dangs Christians.
• He is Gujarat’s most popular Hindu saint and has mellowed over the years. ...
• However, after the riots in Gujarat, fundamentalists like Swami Aseemanand have got more support. ...
• Meanwhile, Christians have urged the local authorities and the Gujarat government to provide them adequate protection. ...

• The west coast state of Gujarat is not one of India's busiest tourist destinations although it is quite easy to slot Gujarat in between Mumbai and the cities of Rajasthan. Gujarat has a long varied history and a great number of interesting places to visit. ... Gujarat had close ties with the life of the father of modern India, Mahatma Gandhi. Mahatma Gandhi was born and had spent his early years in Gujarat. Some of the most important sites in Gujarat are Jain Temples at Palitana, and at Girnar Hill, near Junagarh. Gujarat is one of the India's wealthier states with a number of important industries, particularly textiles and electronics and has the dubious distinction of having the largest petrochemical complex in the country. Apart from its Jain Temples Gujarat's major attraction include the last Asian lions, in the Gir Forest and the fascinating Indo-Saracenic architecture of Ahmedabad. ...

• Gujarat Tourism.
• Gujarat today offers a wide range of the most spectacular attractions - which includes breathtaking locations and scenic landscapes. Gujarat is also a melting pot of several civilizations resulting in a vibrant culture and a rich heritage. Gujarat is home to several architectural marvels, witnesses of its glorious history and pilgrim centres for many faiths. ...
• The Tourism Corporation of Gujarat Limited, set up in 1975, provides comprehensive travel services to visitors to the state. ...
• Over the years, the number of tourists to Gujarat has increased substantially, largely due to the development in infrastructure undertaken by the Corporation. A brief summary of the various tourist attractions of Gujarat, its fairs & festivals along with the investment opportunities available in Gujarat is available from its website. ...
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• Gujarat Interactive - Click on the map below to get a detailed description of the major cities of Gujarat state. ...
•   GUJARAT STATE -HISTORY.
• There was a tribe named Gurjaras who came in Gujarat around the 5th century AD. The name Gujarat comes from these Gurjaras. ...
• Gujarat had long been prized property, especially because of its coast. The Rajputs managed to ward off the Muslim invaders for a while, but their superior armies soon took over the entire region, and the Sultans of Gujarat ruled these lands from the 11th century right through to the 17th century, when they finally lost their lands to the Europeans. After Independence, British-ruled Gujarat and the several princely states were clubbed together to form the state of Bombay, subsequently split into Maharashtra and Gujarat.
• Gujarat is one of the most prosperous states in the country, with Gujaratis counting among the most financially secure communities. ...
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• This chapter provides a brief overview of the February-March 2002 violence in Gujarat, the role of the sangh parivar, and the complicity of the Gujarat state government. ...
• The violence in Gujarat began in the town of Godhra when two carriages of a train carrying Hindu activists was set on fire on February 27, 2002. ...
• Starting on the morning of February 28, Hindu mobs unleashed a coordinated attack against Muslims in many of Gujarat's towns and cities. ...
• Tragically consistent with the longstanding pattern of attacks on minorities and Dalits (or so-called untouchables) in India, and with previous episodes of large-scale communal violence in India, hundreds of Muslim girls and women were brutally raped and mutilated in Gujarat before being killed. ...
• Soon after the Godhra carnage, the national government sent the army to Gujarat. ...
• In Ahmedabad, Gujarat's commercial capital and the site of Human Rights Watch's investigations in March 2002, many attacks took place within view of police posts and police stations. ...
• The Gujarat government, and in particular its chief minister, responded to severe criticism by either tacitly justifying the attacks or asserting that they were quickly brought under control. ... "The five crore 50 million people of Gujarat have shown remarkable restraint under grave provocation," referring to the Godhra massacre. ...
• The following section offers a partial accounting of that evidence as documented in the two-volume report of the Concerned Citizens' Tribunal - Gujarat 2002 hereinafter Citizens' Tribunal titled Crime Against Humanity. ...
• There is no way that the debased levels of violence that were systematically carried out in Gujarat could have been allowed, had the police and district administration, the IPS and the IAS, stood by its constitutional obligation and followed Service Rules to prevent such crimes. ...
• Gujarat, one of few Indian states led by the BJP, has earned the dubious reputation of being a laboratory for the Hindutva agenda. Since the BJP first assumed power in Gujarat in 1995, it has stacked the government's inner ranks with VHP and RSS members and others that shared and would actively promote sangh parivar policies and programs. ...
• Before the anti-Muslim pogrom, tridents and swords were distributed freely throughout Gujarat and were extensively employed as weapons in the killings. ...
• Shakhas or training camps have long been operational in Gujarat and have experienced increased enrollment since the events of February and March 2002. 21 Trishul diksha or trident distribution programs were introduced in Gujarat fourteen years ago. According to VHP statistics, more than 280,000 youth have been given "this indoctrination" in Gujarat, the highest recorded number in the country. ... VHP Gujarat's general secretary Kaushik Mehta told the Times of India that trident distribution does not violate the Arms Act as tridents are less than six inches in size and therefore cannot be classified as weapons. ...

• With its wealth of information and personal stories, we're sure you will find this site provides an exciting way to learn about the effects of a natural disaster and get a taste of life after an earthquake in Gujarat, India.
• Paul Kelly, a New Zealand teacher who spent March 2002 travelling in Gujarat, seeing the effects of the earthquake of January 2001. ...
• Although Paul is no longer in Gujarat you will still find many exciting things in this site!.

• Gujarat & Indus Valley Civilization.
• In Gujarat Rangpur in Limdi Taluka of Ahmedabad district was the first site which was re-exacavated after independence as it was suspected to be a Harappan outpost. ... Further surveys of the peninsulas of Saurashtra and Kutch and the mainland of Gujarat from 1954 to 1958 brought to light different phases of the Harappan civilization and thereby added a new province to the Indus Empire. ...
• On the basis of general evidence coming up from Kutch and parts of Gujarat it appears that the Harapans brought here their full blown culture and lived almost a full life before their culture declined and fragmented causing large scale migration from Kutch to the hinterland of Gujarat and also perhaps Saurashtra.
• Lothal is the name of an ancient mound situated in the revenue jurisdiction of Sarajwala Village in Dholka Taluka of Ahmedabad District in Gujarat State. ...

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• Great Gujarat Online -GreatGujaratOnline. com gives you detailed information on all the business categories of Gujarat, Ahmedabad, Surat, Rajkot, Baroda, Bhavnagar, with special "std search service" and "Locator" service. ...
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• Oh Gujarat! .
• The violence against Muslims which began in Gujarat on February 28, 2002, the day after the Godhra incident, has been called one-sided and state-sponsored and has been likened to a pogrom. ...
• Further, the police of Gujarat either refused outright to register complaints or else twisted them and watered them down so that they became meaningless.
• In the second week of February 2005, almost three years after the violence, a news report did say, "Police in Gujarat said they were re-investigating many of the cases that had been closed down and had also filed charges in a majority of rape cases. ... First, the Gujarat Police has a record of evasion and of an inability to substantiate its claims. Second, the facts that "many of the cases" and "majority" can be defined any which way, and that the Gujarat police can scarcely be expected to bring to light its complicity in the cover-ups or worse.
• Even the police, staunch defenders of a law perverted beyond recognition, use the threat as a means of keeping Gujarat's Muslims cowed and silent. ...
• Thus the swaggering rapists threaten all of Gujarat's Muslims, not just women. ...
• Of the hundreds of men who were arrested in Gujarat under POTA after the "riots", just one was not a Muslim: and of course he was not a Hindu. ...
• The government of Gujarat promised a compensation of Rs 150,000 (1US$=Rs 45) to the families of those who were killed: Rs 90,000 in cash and the remainder in bonds. ... What is known is that an identical package was promised after the riots of 1985 in Gujarat - and the bonds still remain promises.
• On paper, then, the government of Gujarat has fulfilled its responsibility. ...
• Progressive Muslims in Gujarat look on, helplessly, as the bulk of the adherents of their religion are taken backwards. ...
• Report after report, based on investigation, interviews and analysis, and prepared by journalists, activists, academics, lawyers and judges of unimpeachable integrity, has spoken in detail of what Gujarat's Muslims, women in particular, have suffered and are still suffering. ...
• What compels the Central Government to permit Gujarat to continue to deny Muslims their ordinary human rights, and to keep them from living at a level even of bare subsistence? Are those shattered people not citizens of India, not human beings? Is our Constitution no more than paper?  .

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