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Strong BJP performance, declining Cong, and positive student perception of AAP

Saurashtra University students frequently express their support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP, but there is also a continual hum of concerns about unemployment, test paper leaks, and price hikes.
Many students claim that the BJP has brought “vikas” by upgrading the electricity and water infrastructure and creating roads, but some of them also cast doubt on its track record in the areas of education and health.
And some of these first-time assembly poll voters seem to have taken notice of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), rather than the Congress, who has historically been the BJP’s major foe.
Ranva Dalip, a Morbi native and first-year master’s student, says of the AAP, “AAP ka vichar achchha hai education par (AAP’s thoughts on education are good)”. He swiftly adds, though, that it will take time for the party to become well-known.
The loud campaign of the Arvind Kejriwal-led party in Delhi, which is focused on corruption and other concerns like education and health, has found some supporters on the campus of the largest institution in the area, which enrols students from all across the region’s several districts.
While many poll experts feel that the Congress is still the BJP’s main competitor in the state, the majority of these young people perceive the party to be unappealing, creating an opening for the AAP to enter the race.
Mehul Makwana, a BCA student, praises the BJP for improving facilities for state residents and declares emphatically, “Modi hi aayega” (Modi will definitely win again), unfazed by the fact that the prime minister’s position is not up for grabs in these elections and highlighting how he is seen as synonymous with his party in his home state.
There are, however, a few opposing viewpoints as well.
One student claims that the state administration responded to the Morbi bridge collapse disaster slowly because Delhi has “control,” while another claims that while Modi has done a lot of wonderful things for the nation and the state, he hasn’t been able to stop the rise in prices.
A master’s student named Kachhot Kaushik claims that higher education has gotten pricey and expresses support for Kejriwal’s pledge of free power, health care, and education.
According to him, the regional party’s leadership in Delhi and Punjab has received positive reviews.
The state has seen a few incidences of question paper leaks, which is a common issue. Some students also criticise the Gujarat government of failing to provide adequate work chances for them.
Even though the BJP looks to be maintaining a strong presence, the AAP seems to have been able to leave an effect on the young minds dissatisfied with the ruling party for a variety of reasons with its aggressive and visible campaign.
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Concerns Emerge as Juhugaon Lake’s Algae Odour Remains After 24 Lakhs Spent on Cleaning

NMMC fails to eliminate Algae odour at Navi Mumbai’s Juhugaon lake.
The Smell
The Municipality Spent Rs. 24 lakhs to clean & revitalise Juhugaon lake in Vashi, Navi Mumbai. But the people are still quite Unhappy since the lake continues to smell bad because of algae build up.
23 natural lakes were once present in Navi Mumbai, all of them were a part of the expansive lake Vision project that the NMMC had started. However, Concerns have been raised by the recent lakes closure in Koperkhairane Sector 19 due to pollution & algae growth. There are now just 22 lakes that are accessible to the general public, & conditions at the lake where Shree Ganesh murthi’s are submerged are less than ideal due to on abundance of green algae that produces unpleasant smell.
Similar to a situation from two years ago, the villagers fear that Sewage from the community may be Spoiling the lake. The Municipality had lately made significant efforts to clear the silt from the lake & improve its condition, but the present situation has raised doubts on the success of these efforts.
Further Shree Kiran Patil who’s the Deputy Engineer from Vashi Division has assured that the lake cleaning contractor’s has been requested to address the algae issue of the lake.
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The Rotary Club pledges to eradicate thalassemia by the year 2026 in Navi Mumbai

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By August 15, the new facility with DY Patil Hospital is expected to open. According to a Rotarian, RCMC and other Rotary clubs in Navi Mumbai are working to eradicate thalassemia through the “End Thalassemia Now” project. Rotarian Diwakar Kallianpur, who assumed leadership of the RCMC club for 2023–24, proposed the initiative, which Rotarian Jitendra Jadhwani, the project’s chair, endorsed. “RCMC has been developed and put into action with the goal of eliminating thalassemia within the next three years, according to three basic goals: care, awareness, and prevention. It is a plague that can be avoided and handled, so long as all significant social actors band together to forward the project, according to Kallianpur.
“Thalassemia is painful to manage, but there is a bright side to this condition,” said Jadhwani. As long as people in the community are informed, it can be fully avoided. Major and mild forms of thalassemia exist. People with small variations lead nearly typical lives, although they must exercise caution when choosing a spouse. They ought to abstain from getting married to a minor with thalassemia. Due to the possibility that the infant may have significant thalassemia, this might cause problems at birth. A hereditary condition called thalassaemia can have an effect on a newborn. Such children need blood transfusions for the rest of their lives.
The youngster must take lifetime iron-removal medications as a result of these ongoing monthly transfusions. The difficulties associated with thalassemia in children are many, and they also run the risk of essential organ failure, including as heart and kidney failure. Thalassemia is a characteristic that affects 2% of people worldwide.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s bold move was praised by CM Eknath Shinde and MLA Manda Mhatre

Maharashtra’s honorable Chief Minister Shree Eknath Shinde & Belapur BJP MLA Shreemati Manda Mhatre welcomed Prime Minister Shree Narendra Modi’s decision of introducing the Nari Shakti Vandan Bill.
The Bold Decision
On Thursday, September 21, 2023, the Rajya Sabha unanimously approved the Nari Shakti Vandan Bill, granting women 33% reservation. This decision was warmly welcomed by the Chief Minister Shree Eknath Shinde, who expressed it as a proud moment for women that will go, down in the country’s history books in “golden letters.”
Shreemati Vrushali Srikanth Shinde, daughter- in-law of Chief Minister Shree Eknath Shinde, Shiv Sena Spokesperson Shreemati Sheetal Mhatre, Thane District Mahila Aghadi Sanghatika’s Shreemati Meenakshi Shinde & more than 100 women officials of Shivsena from Mumbai, Thane & Navi Mumbai were also all present for the event.
Women’s are taking amazing strides in variety of sectors, & this law will give them a chance to lead in the political sphere, said Chief Minister Shree Eknath Shinde. He emphasised that this decision is a turning point for the country, crediting its success to PM Modi’s creative & Courageous decision making skills. further he thanked & Congratulated Prime Minister Shree Narendra Modi on the bills approval. Speaking on the matter Shreemati Manda Mhatre said, “We all Consider India’s Prime Minister Shree Narendra Modi as a World leader. The entire world watches him with great respect. And it is indeed true that the entire country says there’s no one like him in this era. Our honourable Prime Minister also has an insight that the country cannot achieve progress without the happiness & prosperity of its women. Therefore, on behalf of all the women of Maharashtra, we extend our sincere appreciation & compliments for PM Modi.”
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