In a sweeping operation, being described as one of Gujarat’s largest anti-encroachment drives, the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation demolished over 10,000 illegal structures near Chandola Lake, ...

The second phase of the demolition drive near Chandola Lake in Ahmedabad continued on Wednesday. The drive will remove illegal encroachment from an area of more than 2.5 lakh square meters."The second ...

The second phase of a large-scale demolition drive targeting illegal encroachments near Ahmedabad’s Chandola Lake began Tuesday morning. It is aimed at clearing an estimated 2.5 lakh square ...

Over 10,000 temporary and permanent homes were demolished by the Ahmedabad authorities as part of one of the largest eviction ...

The extensive demolition drive on Ahmedabad’s Chandola Lake, following the crackdown on alleged illegal Bangladeshis, has ...

The Ahmedabad administration launched a major demolition drive on Tuesday in the Chandola Lake area as part of the second phase of its ongoing crackdown on illegal encroachments in Gujarat.

The civic authorities and police in Ahmedabad on Tuesday launched a mega demolition drive in the Muslim-majority area of Chandola lake, days after 6500 people, mostly Muslims, were detained and ...

The Chandola lake, the largest water body in the city, is a picture of neglect. While water hyacinth has covered its surface, it has also become a dumping ground for garbage and sewage. Residents ...

According to this report, the water bodies vanished because they were not recognised in the statutory plan, citing more cases in the city ...

A group of 18 residents of Chandola Lake had challenged the state government's drive to demolish their homes without any notice to the occupants as being "unreasonable, illegal and arbitrary.

The state government has finally transferred the owner ship of Chandola Lake to the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation for the development of the lake on the lines of Kankaria lake front. AHMEDABAD ...

The second phase of the demolition drive near Chandola Lake in Ahmedabad continued on Wednesday. The drive will remove illegal encroachment from an area of more than 2.5 lakh square meters.