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State Emergency Operation Centre,Revenue Department, Gandhinagar Rainfall Report 31/10/2018 (Rainfall in mm) Sr. District/ Avg Rain Rains till Rain During Total % Against Avg Rain Rains till Rain During Total % Against No Sr.No. District/ Taluka Taluka (1988-2017) Yesterday last 24 Hrs. Rainfall Avg Rain (1988-2017) Yesterday last 24 Hrs. Rainfall Avg Rain . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 KUTCH NORTH GUJARAT 1 Kutch 4 Mahesana 1 Abdasa 390 53 0 53 13.61 1 Becharaji 659 294 0 294 44.64 2 Anjar 434 231 0 231 53.28 2 Jotana 753 139 0 139 18.45 3 Bhachau 441 103 0 103 23.36 3 Kadi 814 258 0 258 31.71 4 Bhuj 376 83 0 83 22.08 4 Kheralu 727 207 0 207 28.47 5 Gandhidham 403 264 0 264 65.54 5 Mahesana 760 288 0 288 37.90 6 Lakhpat 349 12 0 12 3.44 6 Satlasana 769 504 0 504 65.55 7 Mandvi(K) 434 118 0 118 27.22 7 Unjha 743 239 0 239 32.18 8 Mundra 477 145 0 145 30.40 8 Vadnagar 694 307 0 307 44.21 9 Nakhatrana 406 70 0 70 17.22 9 Vijapur 826 370 0 370 44.80 10 Rapar 460 26 0 26 5.65 10 Visnagar 689 195 0 195 28.32 Dist. Avg. 417 111 0 111 26.51 Dist. Avg. 743 280 0 280 37.70 KUTCH REGION 417 111 0 111 26.51 5 Sabarkantha 1 Himatanagar 838 902 0 902 107.60 NORTH GUJARAT 2 Idar 960 763 0 763 79.45 2 Patan 3 Khedbrahma 843 502 0 502 59.56 1 Chanasma 525 103 0 103 19.60 4 Posina 833 503 0 503 60.38 2 Harij 577 173 0 173 29.97 5 Prantij 832 415 0 415 49.86 3 Patan 685 164 0 164 23.93 6 Talod 804 418 0 418 51.97 4 Radhanpur 626 190 0 190 30.36 7 Vadali 877 556 0 556 63.38 5 Sami 537 168 0 168 31.26 8 Vijaynagar 835 673 0 673 80.58 6 Santalpur 478 154 0 154 32.22 Dist. Avg. 853 592 0 592 69.34 7 Sarswati 684 223 0 223 32.61 6 Aravalli 8 Shankheshwar 536 168 0 168 31.36 1 Bayad 864 470 0 470 54.38 9 Siddhpur 753 330 0 330 43.83 2 Bhiloda 909 880 0 880 96.83 Dist. Avg. 600 186 0 186 30.98 3 Dhansura 892 863 0 863 96.72 3 Banaskantha 4 Malpur 815 599 0 599 73.48 1 Amirgadh 814 322 0 322 39.53 5 Meghraj 866 687 0 687 79.30 2 Bhabhar 493 148 0 148 30.02 6 Modasa 870 665 0 665 76.46 3 Danta 852 505 0 505 59.25 Dist. Avg. 869 694 0 694 79.86 4 Dantiwada 630 310 0 310 49.18 7 Gandhinagar 5 Deesa 675 241 0 241 35.71 1 Dahegam 812 449 0 449 55.31 6 Deodar 525 183 0 183 34.88 2 G'nagar 716 310 0 310 43.31 7 Dhanera 606 136 0 136 22.45 3 Kalol (gnr) 785 359 0 359 45.71 8 Kankrej 518 115 0 115 22.21 4 Mansa 826 273 0 273 33.05 9 Lakhani 629 130 0 130 20.68 Dist. Avg. 785 348 0 348 44.30 10 Palanpur 787 289 0 289 36.71 N.G.REGION 723 347 0 347 48.06 11 Suigam 555 59 0 59 10.62 12 Tharad 446 116 0 116 25.99 13 Vadgam 778 371 0 371 47.68 14 Wav 539 30 0 30 5.56 Dist. Avg. 632 211 0 211 33.40 State Emergency Operation Centre,Revenue Department, Gandhinagar Rainfall Report 31/10/2018 (Rainfall in mm) Avg Rain Rains till Rain During Total % Against Sr. Avg Rain Rains till Rain During Total % Against Sr.No. District/ Taluka District/ Taluka (1988-2017) Yesterday last 24 Hrs. Rainfall Avg Rain No. (1988-2017) Yesterday last 24 Hrs. Rainfall Avg Rain 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 East-CENTRAL GUJARAT East-CENTRAL GUJARAT 8 Ahmedabad 12 Chhota Udepur 1 Abad City 803 418 0 418 52.04 1 Bodeli 1240 656 0 656 52.89 2 Bavla 725 377 0 377 52.00 2 Chhota Udepur 910 938 0 938 103.03 3 Dascroi 685 245 0 245 35.74 3 Jetpur Pavi 1041 880 0 880 84.54 4 Detroj 660 233 0 233 35.28 4 Naswadi 923 559 0 559 60.55 5 Dhandhuka 717 395 0 395 55.11 5 Quant 949 701 0 701 73.90 6 Dholera 701 366 0 366 52.20 6 Sankheda 1234 810 0 810 65.65 7 Dholka 767 292 0 292 38.07 Dist. Avg. 1050 757 0 757 72.13 8 Mandal 592 113 0 113 19.10 13 Panchmahal 9 Sanand 805 304 0 304 37.78 1 Ghoghamba 873 637 0 637 72.95 10 Viramgam 689 173 0 173 25.10 2 Godhra 876 979 0 979 111.82 Dist. Avg. 714 292 0 292 40.84 3 Halol 1044 901 0 901 86.27 9 Kheda 4 Jambughoda 1093 775 0 775 70.90 1 Galteshwar 865 512 0 512 59.17 5 Kalol (p.mahl) 725 562 0 562 77.56 2 Kapadvanj 953 699 0 699 73.32 6 Morva Hadaf 955 717 0 717 75.10 3 Kathalal 917 607 0 607 66.17 7 Shahera 790 847 0 847 107.26 4 Kheda 779 588 0 588 75.49 Dist. Avg. 908 774 0 774 85.24 5 Mahemdavad 744 597 0 597 80.20 14 Mahisagar 6 Mahudha 855 597 0 597 69.81 1 Balasinor 885 664 0 664 75.02 7 Matar 767 645 0 645 84.13 2 Kadana 862 401 0 401 46.51 8 Nadiad 828 670 0 670 80.93 3 Khanpur 620 411 0 411 66.32 9 Thasra 854 429 0 429 50.21 4 Lunawada 729 466 0 466 63.89 10 Vaso 800 707 0 707 88.42 5 Santrampur 772 553 0 553 71.61 Dist. Avg. 836 605 0 605 72.34 6 Virpur 696 393 0 393 56.48 Dist. Avg. 761 481 0 481 63.27 10 Anand 15 Dahod 1 Anand 809 1032 0 1032 127.61 1 Dahod 753 645 0 645 85.70 2 Anklav 874 773 0 773 88.46 2 Devgadh Baria 788 612 0 612 77.68 3 Borsad 839 933 0 933 111.18 3 Dhanpur 748 483 0 483 64.55 4 Khambhat 763 772 0 772 101.12 4 Fatepura 759 688 0 688 90.70 5 Petlad 823 948 0 948 115.22 5 Garbada 671 564 0 564 84.09 6 Sojitra 755 819 0 819 108.42 6 Jhalod 732 483 0 483 65.99 7 Tarapur 688 767 0 767 111.53 7 Limkheda 818 640 0 640 78.20 8 Umreth 690 527 0 527 76.43 8 Singvad 818 460 0 460 56.23 Dist. Avg. 780 821 0 821 105.29 9 Sanjeli 753 545 0 545 72.41 Dist. Avg. 760 569 0 569 74.85 11 Vadodara Est-Cen.G.REGION 827 591 0 591 71.55 1 Dabhoi 994 709 0 709 71.32 2 Desar 870 493 0 493 56.68 3 Karjan 1048 669 0 669 63.85 4 Padra 760 291 0 291 38.29 5 Savli 885 408 0 408 46.08 6 Sinor 752 382 0 382 50.80 7 Vadodara 993 941 0 941 94.78 8 Waghodia 797 452 0 452 56.71 Dist. Avg. 887 543 0 543 61.23 State Emergency Operation Centre,Revenue Department, Gandhinagar Rainfall Report 31/10/2018 (Rainfall in mm) Sr. Avg Rain Rains till Rain During Total % Against Sr. Avg Rain Rains till Rain During Total % Against District/ Taluka District/ Taluka No. (1988-2017) Yesterday last 24 Hrs. Rainfall Avg Rain No. (1988-2017) Yesterday last 24 Hrs. Rainfall Avg Rain SAURASHTRA SAURASHTRA 16 Surendranagar 22 Junagadh 1 Chotila 657 377 0 377 57.40 1 Bhesan 694 508 0 508 73.23 2 Chuda 558 313 0 313 56.07 2 Junagadh 989 738 0 738 74.65 3 Dasada 575 212 0 212 36.87 3 Junagadh City 989 738 0 738 74.65 4 Dhrangadhra 534 199 0 199 37.28 4 Keshod 867 798 0 798 92.07 5 Lakhtar 584 161 0 161 27.56 5 Malia 975 1320 0 1320 135.45 6 Limbdi 629 250 0 250 39.72 6 Manavadar 811 675 0 675 83.26 7 Muli 585 210 0 210 35.91 7 Mangrol 901 848 0 848 94.14 8 Sayla 528 213 0 213 40.36 8 Mendarda 922 1058 0 1058 114.76 9 Thangadh 632 205 0 205 32.46 9 Vanthali 938 743 0 743 79.25 10 Wadhvan 570 326 0 326 57.22 10 Visavadar 1039 995 0 995 95.81 Dist. Avg. 585 247 0 247 42.15 Dist. Avg. 912 842 0 842 92.34 17 Rajkot 23 Gir Somnath 1 Dhoraji 698 342 0 342 48.99 1 Gir Gadhada 856 1404 0 1404 164.09 2 Gondal 684 359 0 359 52.51 2 Kodinar 973 1600 0 1600 164.37 3 Jamkandorna 629 460 0 460 73.17 3 Sutrapada 816 1187 0 1187 145.48 4 Jasdan 584 300 0 300 51.33 4 Talala 1029 1116 0 1116 108.49 5 Jetpur 712 275 0 275 38.63 5 Una 860 1340 0 1340 155.81 6 Kotdasangani 701 395 0 395 56.34 6 Veraval 865 982 0 982 113.57 7 Lodhika 659 502 0 502 76.19 Dist.
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    Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation WELCOMES GIZ WORKSHOP AT AUROVILLE Gujarat - The Automobile Hub Becharaji Sanand Proposed Maruti Plant Nestle, Coca Cola, Nivea, Halol TEVA, Colgate, Bosch, POSCO, Uflex GM Motors & Hero Motor Corp 87 Km The Dangs 123 Km 175 Km Slide 2 Gujarat - The Automobile Hub Sanand – Vithalapur – Becharaji - Ahmedabad 134 Mehsana 19 Mehsana Becharaji Viramgam Ahmedabad 41 Vadodara 25 km 7 Vithalapur 133 Kadi Detroj 138 138 31 km Kalol 41 Excellent Road Connectivity 189 135 ► Sanand, Vithalapur, Becharaji Viramgam and Ahmedabad are connected 189 17 by State Highways Ahmedabad 13 km Tata ► The travel time between the Nano Sanand said places is not more than 2- 3 hours State Highway National Highway Future Connections Slide 3 Sanand Industrial Estate-Layout Plan Tata Nano Plant Women park Ford Plant Multi level shed Slide 4 GIDC SANAND INDUSTRIAL ESTATE Slide 5 Sanand Industrial Estate-Overview & Location Location Area of the Estate Sanand-Ahmedabad 2056 ha Focus Sector Sanand Engineering, Automobiles & ancillary units, Engineering plastics, Semiconductors, Electronics Distance from the Cities ► 570 KM from Mumbai ► 35 KM from Ahmedabad Major Players ► 130 KM from Baroda ► 275 KM from Surat Ahmedabad International & Domestic Airport 35 km/SH Kandla/JNPT/ Pipava Nearest Major Port 300-400 kms/ Yes Ahmedabad Nearby Railway Junction 35 km/SH Ahmedabad Nearby Major City 35 km/SH Nearby Auto Component Sanand Hub -------------------- Slide 6 Women’s Park Slide 7 MSME Park No Area of plot MSME park ( in Sq.M) 1 Up to 300 543 2 301 to 500 120 3 More than 88 500 Total 751 Slide 8 Multilevel shed at Sanand Industrial Estate-Layout Plan Slide 9 Existing Major Players Company Name Base Country Company Logo Company Name Base Country Company Logo Posco South Korea Ulfex Ltd India Nivea Germany Chipita India Pvt.
  • (To Be Published in the Gazette of India, Part-II, and Section 3, Sub

    (To Be Published in the Gazette of India, Part-II, and Section 3, Sub

    Form 1 Application for Environmental Clearance Under EIA Notification, 2006 (amended) for settting up Mandal Becharaji Special Investment Region In two clusters at Mandal, Detroj Taluka of Ahmedabad District and Becharaji, Bechraji Taluka of Mehsana District Gujarat M/s Mandal Becharaji Special Investment Region Development Authority Block No. 1-2, 3rd Floor, Udyog Bhavan, Gandhinagar - 382017, Gujarat May 2018 Form 1 Proposed Mandal Becharaji Special Investment Region in Ahmedabad and Mehsana District, Gujarat ============================================================================================================ FORM 1 (I) Basic Information: Item Details S.No. 1 Name of the project/s: Mandal Becharaji Special Investment Region 2 S. No. in the schedule large industrial park/areas (schedule 7 (c )) Common Effluent Treatment Plant (schedule 7(h)) Common Municipal Solid Waste Management Facility (schedule 7(i)) Area Development projects (schedule 8(b) 3. Proposed Total area: 10200 ha (102 sq.km) capacity/area/length/tonnage Two clusters: to be handled/command Cluster A - approx. 5060 ha (revenue lands of 3 villages, area/lease area/number of wells falling in Ahmedabad and Mehsana districts) to be drilled. Cluster B - approx. 5150 ha (revenue lands of 5 villages, falling in Ahmedabad district) Annex I - list of villages under SIR Notification 4. New/Expansion/Modernization New 5. Existing Capacity Area etc. Not applicable 6. Category of Project i.e.' A' or 'B' Category – A 7. Does it attract the general No condition? If yes, Please
  • Name Designation Department District State Phone Fax E Mail

    Name Designation Department District State Phone Fax E Mail

    Name Designation Department District State Phone Fax E_mail Shri A. V. Kalaria DDO Panchayat Department Gir Somnath Gujarat 02876-249248 [email protected] Shri Ajay Prakash DDO Panchayat Department Junagadh Gujarat (O)02852635315 2852636317 [email protected] Shri Anand Babulal Patel DDO Panchayat Department Bharuch Gujarat (O)02642240603 2642240951 [email protected] Kum B. R. Dave DDO Panchayat Department Ahmedabad Gujarat (O)07925506487 7925511359 [email protected] Shri C S Chaudhary DDO Panchayat Department Jamnagar Gujarat (O)02882553901 288255394 [email protected] Shri C. P. Nema DDO Panchayat Department Porbandar Gujarat (O)02862243803 2862243803 [email protected] Shri C. J. Patel DDO Panchayat Department Kutchchh Gujarat (O)02832250080 2832250355 [email protected] Shri G. C. Brahmbhatt DDO Panchayat Department Valsad Gujarat (O)02632253184 2632248315 [email protected] Shri H K Patel DDO Panchayat Department Banaskantha Gujarat (O)02742254060 2742252063 [email protected] (O)02752283752, Shri J. K. Astik DDO Panchayat Department Surendranagar Gujarat 2752283402 [email protected] 02752282016 Shri K. M. Bhimjiyani DDO Panchayat Department Gandhinagar Gujarat (O)07923222618 7923259806 [email protected] Shri K. D. Chandnani DDO Panchayat Department Navsari Gujarat (O)02637244299 2637230475 [email protected] (O)0282222899, Shri Kankipati Rajesh DDO Panchayat Department Morbi Gujarat 2822222580 [email protected] 2822222583 Shri Kharadi Vijaykumar Lalubhai DDO Panchayat Department Surat Gujarat (O)02612422160 2612450091 [email protected] Shri Kuldeep Arya DDO Panchayat Department Vadodara Gujarat (O)02652432027 2652431078 [email protected] Shri M R Kothari DDO Panchayat Department Rajkot Gujarat (O)02812477008 2812479128 [email protected] Shri M.