Jamnagar district is still experiencing heavy rain, Khambhalia received 32 inch rainfall in last two days,
This leads to a flood situation. Electricity, Transport and essentials supply is disrupted, Ghee Dam in Khambhalia is overflowing by 4 feet as we note, food packet distribution is underway from authorities.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Monday, August 2, 2010
Ranjit Sagar Overflow Pics
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| Ranjit Sagar Dam |
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| Ranjit Sagar Dam |
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| River Near Ranjit Sagar |
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| Causeway Near Ranjit Sagar |
Jamnagar Heavy Rain Experienced
As we note, all dams of Jamnagar (24 in total) are overflowing.
This also includes
Jamnagar-Khambhaliya State Highway is blocked by heavy water flow. Many villages are cut off and disconnected.
State government has sent a rescue team, only 2 taluka Jodiya and Dhrol has not experienced much rain in last weekend.
This also includes
- Vartu
- Vijarakhi
- Ranjitsagar
- Sarsoi
- Rangamati
- Ghee
Jamnagar-Khambhaliya State Highway is blocked by heavy water flow. Many villages are cut off and disconnected.
State government has sent a rescue team, only 2 taluka Jodiya and Dhrol has not experienced much rain in last weekend.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Molestation - Dental College Professor Under Scrutiny
Seven girls of Jamnagar Dental College have complained to dean & state health minister of a physical harassment and sexual misbehaviour at the hands of a senior professor from Ahmedabad.
The girls were subjected to answer totally absurd questioned and the body language of the professor was harassing.
One of the girl also complained that the professor touched her body and threatened to fail if she did not comply.
One of the girl was asked to visit his house in Vasna in order to secure good marks, five out of seven girls are from Ahmedabad.
College officials said that they received an apology letter, as this does not seemed to be enough, many says he should be barred from examination process altogether.
The girls were subjected to answer totally absurd questioned and the body language of the professor was harassing.
One of the girl also complained that the professor touched her body and threatened to fail if she did not comply.
One of the girl was asked to visit his house in Vasna in order to secure good marks, five out of seven girls are from Ahmedabad.
College officials said that they received an apology letter, as this does not seemed to be enough, many says he should be barred from examination process altogether.
Controversial Sports Complex Opening Today
Controversial sport complex will open today, this complex was a subject of long conflict between JMC and Vishwanath Vyayam Mandal. This comlex was built with estimated cost of around 6 Crore,
Considering the controversy JMC and the unit had gone through, the opening will not be grand but a quite one.
Considering the controversy JMC and the unit had gone through, the opening will not be grand but a quite one.
Bala Hanuman Temple - Priest stole cash
A Bala Hanuman priest was caught recently for stealing cash.
A FIR registered by a trustee says one of the priest of the temple put cash in his pocket instead of the cash box of the temple, also he closed all CCTC camera so that he can escape from this act.
A FIR registered by a trustee says one of the priest of the temple put cash in his pocket instead of the cash box of the temple, also he closed all CCTC camera so that he can escape from this act.
Friday, July 30, 2010
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Sani Dam Water lose - Complete Story
New revelations are made with news pouring out on many of the local newspapers about Sani Dam accident and lose of millions of gallons of water.
Priminary investigation points fingers at human error and gross ignorance for this accident to happen. this accident lost water that could fill 400 small checkdams or could fill 75% of Aaji dam. Adding insult to injury, a tide control dam on Meghal river near Chorwad has faced similiar problems.
Irrigation department accepted the fact that there was human error in checking and maintenance of the dam, Chief Er. of irrigation Nandapara did confirmed this with Gujarat Samachar & Nobat.
This accident's water lose could have provided water for 4 Lak people foe next 18 months.
People will surely start agitation against the accident and are demanding probe and action for this, they feared that dam staff just looked for getting money from corruped ways and ignored their duty, that leads to this accident.
Priminary investigation points fingers at human error and gross ignorance for this accident to happen. this accident lost water that could fill 400 small checkdams or could fill 75% of Aaji dam. Adding insult to injury, a tide control dam on Meghal river near Chorwad has faced similiar problems.
Irrigation department accepted the fact that there was human error in checking and maintenance of the dam, Chief Er. of irrigation Nandapara did confirmed this with Gujarat Samachar & Nobat.
This accident's water lose could have provided water for 4 Lak people foe next 18 months.
People will surely start agitation against the accident and are demanding probe and action for this, they feared that dam staff just looked for getting money from corruped ways and ignored their duty, that leads to this accident.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Sani Dam Gate Burst Off - Several Villlage under Water
Several villages in downstream of Sani dam are now swamped with three- to five-feet deep water.
On Wednesday one of the gates of Sani dam broke open due to heavy rain. Sani dam is the main source of drinking and agri water for Kalyanpur and Dwarka talukas.
Around 25,000 people from 15 villages have been evacuated so far, thse villages includes Ranparada, Rawal, Suryawadar, Chandrawada, Ashiyavadar, Kanpar, Sheradi, Jepur, Dangarwad, Chur, Chappar, Gorana, Devaliya, Gandhavi and Chasalana
Repair work is still in progress, however if things does not finish on time, soon the dam will be emptied.
So far Jamnagar City has received more then 30 inch rainfall, Last sunday's rain was around 17-19 inch.
On Wednesday one of the gates of Sani dam broke open due to heavy rain. Sani dam is the main source of drinking and agri water for Kalyanpur and Dwarka talukas.
Around 25,000 people from 15 villages have been evacuated so far, thse villages includes Ranparada, Rawal, Suryawadar, Chandrawada, Ashiyavadar, Kanpar, Sheradi, Jepur, Dangarwad, Chur, Chappar, Gorana, Devaliya, Gandhavi and Chasalana
Repair work is still in progress, however if things does not finish on time, soon the dam will be emptied.
So far Jamnagar City has received more then 30 inch rainfall, Last sunday's rain was around 17-19 inch.
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