Parth Shastri is a senior correspondent at The Times of India, Ahmedabad. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime, traffic issues, forensic investigation, archaeology, and emergency medical services, with a keen focus on health and wellness. Parth's work has also been featured in The Economic Times.
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By: Parth Shastri
PRL study says Kutch’s 1.8-km Luna crater is likely Harappan-era copper smelting slag, not a meteorite impact, citing high iron and no shock signatures.
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Anasuya Jhaveri, 94, has had both knees replaced — one at 70, the other at 86 — and now a hip as well In a world that lives for wins worth broadcasting
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Ahmedabad-Gujarat universities revamp courses for future jobs, adding creator economy, climate tech, fintech forensics, maritime engineering, AI, quantum and semiconductors.
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Ahmedabad: It is believed that the earliest Gujarati-speaking persons who set foot in today’s Singapore were the traders who accompanied Stamford Raffles, the British official who captured Singapore from the local rulers and laid the foundation of the city-state in 1819. Parul Trivedi-Shah, in her recently published book, “A Legacy in the Lion City: History of the Gujarati Community in Singapore”, notes that these traders were the Parsi employees of Jumsetjee Jijibhoy & Company that had ships sailing on the Maritime Silk Route.
By: Parth Shastri
Ahmedabad-Gujarat universities revamp courses for future jobs, adding creator economy, climate tech, fintech forensics, maritime engineering, AI, quantum and semiconductors.
By: Himanshu Kaushik, Parth Shastri
Ahmedabad: More than 10 days after a series of lion deaths shook the Gir landscape, the Gujarat govt is still waiting for laboratory confirmation on what exactly is killing the state’s prized Asiatic lions.
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