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6 Hindu Temples That Science Cannot Explain

Before modern engineering, before calculus, before computers - these temples were built. And thousands of years later, science still struggles to explain how, or why, they work the way they do. Perhaps these temples were never meant to be explained by science but to remind us that there are forms…

Times Life · May 30

From Wankhede prince to weary captain: Hardik Pandya’s turbulent IPL journey comes full circle

Hardik Pandya is reportedly leaving Mumbai Indians. He informed the franchise mid-season of his decision. This follows a difficult IPL 2026 campaign for the team. Pandya cited mental stress and exhaustion. His IPL journey has been marked by dramatic twists and turns. This marks another significant chapter in his career.

The Economic Times · May 29

Bharat Taxi emerges as World's largest mobility cooperative with over 35 lakh users, 6 lakh drivers

Bharat Taxi is revolutionizing mobility in Gujarat. Drivers now own the platform, receiving 100% of ride earnings. This driver-owned model boosts incomes by 25-30%. Passengers benefit from stable, lower fares, paying up to 15% less. The initiative is expanding nationwide, offering a win-win for drivers and commuters.

The Economic Times · May 28

Eid Ul Adha 2026 State-wise Holiday List: Check when will Delhi, Kerala, and Uttar Pradesh observe Bakrid holidays across India

Eid Ul Adha 2026 holiday list India: Muslims across India prepare to celebrate Eid al-Adha, also known as Bakrid, this week. The festival is a gazetted holiday, with many states announcing closures. Delhi, Karnataka, Gujarat, and Telangana will observe the holiday on May 28, 2026. Uttar Pradesh has declared a…

The Economic Times · May 27

Gujarat govt to rebuild Rs 105 crore hostel damaged in AI-171 crash; victims' kin seek memorial at site

A medical college hostel complex destroyed in last year's Air India AI-171 plane crash in Ahmedabad will be rebuilt. The Gujarat government announced plans for a new ultra-modern hostel facility at the site. This comes as families of some victims requested the location be preserved as a memorial. Air India's…

The Economic Times · May 27

Gujarat woman killed in Virginia store shooting; CCTV captures 26-second attack, raises robbery questions

A Gujarati woman, Meghna Patel, was tragically shot and killed in a Virginia store. The attack, captured on CCTV, lasted only 26 seconds. Patel, originally from Mehsana, had lived in the US for a decade. Authorities are investigating the incident, with robbery a possible motive. The community is in shock…

The Economic Times · May 26

Indian-origin woman killed at supermarket in Virginia; shooter had no connection with her, was later found dead

A 45-year-old Indian woman was shot and killed at the supermarket in Virginia where she had been working for years. The killing of Meghnaben Patel in the morning of May 23, who was originally from India's Gujarat, was caught on CCTV inside the store. In the video, the attacker with…

The Times of India · May 26

Sarkhej-Dholera semi high-speed rail project to cost far less than Delhi-Meerut RRTS: Officials

On May 13, 2026, the Union Cabinet approved the construction of Indian Railways' first semi-high-speed corridor - a 134-km double-line rail project between Sarkhej (Ahmedabad) and Dholera in Gujarat - at an estimated cost of around Rs 20,667 crore.

The Economic Times · May 26

Gujarat govt's 'revolutionary' decision to provide Rs 1,500 cr financial relief to sugar cooperatives

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel approved sugarcane prices paid by cooperative societies to farmers. This decision benefits over two lakh farmers and cooperative societies by an estimated Rs. 1,500 crore. The move addresses past Income Tax demands. A Union Ministry of Cooperation amendment in 2023 enabled this State Government approval…

The Economic Times · May 26

This Gujarat couple turns factory waste into affordable construction bricks that stay cooler in summer and absorb pollution

In Gujarat, a startup named Co2ncrete is tackling India's housing shortage and industrial waste by building prefabricated homes from factory byproducts like fly ash and silica sludge. This innovative, cement-free technology allows families to get homes built in about a month, significantly reducing costs and environmental damage.

The Economic Times · May 26