The resignation of the Dahod municipal president from the post of director of Smart City has created a lot of controversy. The corporation president had sent a letter of resignation to the collector through WhatsApp on June 30.
TV9 GUJARATI | Edited By: Jayraj Vala
Jul 05, 2022 | 7:51 AM
Dahod Municipality (Dahod Municipality(President of Smart City)Smart City) The resignation of the director has created a lot of controversy. The corporation president had sent a letter of resignation to the collector through WhatsApp on June 30. He said that despite frequent representations on development issues of Dahod city in the board meeting, they were not given importance and besides, there was laxity in starting work on the works which have already been approved. The president has resigned, alleging that the whole affair is being ignored. After which it is now a question of who will take forward the operation of the smart city project.
Initiative of four Gujarati youths to save the environment
Pollution due to petrol and diesel vehicles is increasing day by day in the world. Then a team of four Gujarati youths, including a youth from Dahod, has come up with an innovative invention to prevent pollution. These young people have developed a new technology to convert old petrol-powered vehicles into electric vehicles. With the help of this technology, the old polluting scooter will now be transformed into an electric vehicle. This initiative of the youth can be considered as a big step to save the environment in the world.
Abbas Limdiwala, a young man from Dahod, and his four friends met A.D. of Vallabh Vidyanagar in the year 2022. Patel completed his studies in Automobile Engineering at the Institute of Technology (ADIT) College. Abbas, 10 students, including four of his friends, built an electric charging bike in 2019 along with their studies. However, after completing their studies, these four students struggled for one and a half to two years elsewhere. This is the first time in Gujarat that he has set up a company called “SWAP Automotive” in Ahmedabad and fitted an Indian-made electric kit in two-wheelers like Activa and Vigo, which run on petrol.