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		Rajkot is a city in Gujarat state, India.
		It was once the capital of the princely state of Rajkot, and is now the headquarters of Rajkot District.
		Mahatma Gandhi was educated in Rajkot at the Alfred High School (founded in 1875).
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	Explanatory Notes
		The population of total, rural and urban areas for India includes the estimated population of entire Kachchh district, Morvi, Maliya-Miyana and Wankaner talukas of Rajkot district, Jodiya taluka of Jamnagar district of Gujarat State where the population enumeration of Census of India 2001could not be conducted due to natural calamity.
		The total, rural and urban figures of Gujarat State includes estimated figures for Kachchh district, Morvi, Maliya-Miyana and Wankaner talukas of Rajkot district, Jodiya taluka of Jamnagar district of the State where the population enumeration of Census of India 2001 could not be conducted due to natural calamity.
		The figures for total, rural urban areas of Rajkot district includes the estimated population of Morvi, Maliya-Miyana and Wankaner taluks and for Jamnagar district includes estimated population of Jodiya taluk where Census of India 2001 could not be conducted there due to natural natural calamity.
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	Tourism in Rajkot, Rajkot Tourism, Rajkot Indian Tourism India, Tourism of Rajkot, India Tourism
		Rajkot is situated in the Saurashtra region of the western Indian state of Gujarat.
		Rajkot (literally, the City of Princes) was founded in the year of 1610 by Vibhaji Jadeja and Raju Sandhi.
		Rajkot is one of the centers that celebrate the International Kite Festival.
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	Tourism in Rajkot, Rajkot Tourism, Rajkot Indian Tourism India, Tourism of Rajkot, India Tourism
		Rajkot is situated in the Saurashtra region of the western Indian state of Gujarat.
		Rajkot (literally, the City of Princes) was founded in the year of 1610 by Vibhaji Jadeja and Raju Sandhi.
		Rajkot is one of the centers that celebrate the International Kite Festival.
	tourism-of-india.com /rajkot.html (806 words)

	Water trouble in Gujarat : The Woes of Rajkot
		The source of their ire is the water crisis-driven city of Rajkot.
		Rajkot is built in a hard rock strata region, which makes groundwater extraction well-nigh impossible.
		As the water began to be pumped out, villagers of Jamudi and other nearby villages such as Palas and Virdi in the taluka began to face a scarcity completely not of their own making.
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	Jamnagar - District in Gujarat, India
		Jamnagar district lies between 21 47' and 22 57' north latitude and 68 57' and 70 37' west longitude in the peninsular region of Gujarat, known as Kathiawar or Saurashtra.
		This district is bounded on the North by the Rann and Gulf of Kutch, on the East by Rajkot district, on the South by Junagadh district and on the West by the Arabian Sea.
		This district became part of the newly born State of Gujarat on the bifurcation of the composite State of Bombay on May 1st 1960.In the year 1961 the district consisted of 720 villages and 15 towns.
	www.gloriousindia.com /places/gj/jamnagar.html (2066 words)

	Rajkot Related Newslinks on IndianNGOs.com
		For the first time, Rajkot got the nod for a project for the urban poor, with the Union urban development ministry clearing the construction of 2,640 slum units on a dozen plots in the city at a cost of Rs 34 crore.
		RAJKOT: Premier educational institutions of Gujarat may have imposed a ban on soft drinks after the Centre for Science and Environment warned of the presence of pesticides, but residents of two villages of Porbander district — Adityana and Boricha — have been shunning soft drinks since 1998.
		RAJKOT: At least 10 lakh city dwellers would be benefited by the sanctioning of an underground drainage project worth Rs 75 crore by the Central sanctioning and monitoring committee (CSMC) of Union urban development ministry, under Jawaharlal Nehru Urban Renewal Mission (JNURM).
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	Rajkot Diocese
		It comprises the civil districts of Amreli, Bhavnagar, Jamnagar, Junagadh, Porbandar, Rajkot and Surendranagar, together known popularly as Saurashtra, and the district of Kutch in Gujarat State.
		By the Papal Bull "De Recta Fidelium" of February 25, 1977, Pope Paul VI erected the new Diocese of Rajkot, separating it from the Diocese of Ahmedabad.
		In 1985 the civil districts of Amreli and Bhavnagar, and in 1987 the district of Junagadh were entrusted to St. Joseph's Province (Kottayam) of the CMI and was called Chavara Sub-Region.
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	JAMNAGAR TRAVEL AND HOTEL GUIDE :: Travel made Easy
		The population of scheduled castes in the district forms 6.7% of the total population of the district.
		The district is free from social evils such as drinking, prostitution etc. thanks to the enforcement of laws prohibiting them.
		This district is bounded on the North by the Rann and Gulf of Kutch, on the East by Rajkot district, on the South by Junagadh district and on the West by the Arabian Sea.
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		Rajkot is founded in the year of 1610 by Vibhaji Jadeja and Raju Sandhi.
		Rajkot was once the capital of the princely state of Saurashtra.
		Road: Rajkot to : Bombay 798 km, Ahmedabad 218 km, Junagadh 98 km, Somnath, Jamnagar 86 km, Dwarka 238 km, Porbandar 178 km,Bhavnagar 165 km,Sasangir 155 km.
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	Information about History of Rajkot City - Gujarat
		Once the capital of the princely state of Saurashtra, Rajkot was founded by Vibhoji, the younger son of Ajoji.
		Rajkot, now a major industrial town, was once the capital of a princely State.
		Rajkot offers you an insight into the life of the Mahatma who almost single-handedly led a great nation and shaped India's destiny.
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		According to the sources, Rajkot Sales Tax Department registered total income of Rs 501.15 crore during the year 2005 as compared to that its’ income surged to Rs 622.75 crore.
		Citing reason for increased income of Rajkot Sales Tax Department, sources in the department said that the increased sale of coal has led to a rise in the income of the Rajkot circle.
		Giving district wise details of Rajkot circle, sources said that the total income of Rajkot city and district has remained at Rs 162.93 crore during the calendar year 2006 while in case of Surendranagar, Jamnagar and Kutch stood at Rs 176.38 crore, Rs 149.27 crore and Rs 133.17 crore respectively.
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		Bhanvagar district is expecting more than 50,000 metric tonnes production of lemons this season from cultivated area of 5,000 hectors mainly within villages falling in 5 taluka destinations of Bhavnagar District, P D Rathod, deputy director horticulture, Bhavnagar, said.
		Apart from Bhavnagar, lemons are also cultivated in Surendranagar and Rajkot district in Saurashtra-Kutch region, where cultivation was registered across 800 and 245 hectors with production of 10,000 mt and 1,506 mt, respectively, in the financial year 2003-2004, an official from Horticulture department of Surendranagar and Rajkot District Agriculture office sad.
		Apart from demand propping in domestic circuit for lemons cultivated in Bhavnagar district, these lemons are exported mainly to the Gulf, Middle East and African countries, as the pulp of the lemons cultivated here is comparatively more nutritious and has better citrus taste, than the lemons cultivated in other parts of the country, Ajmera added.
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	RAJKOT Real Estate Agents Property Dealers NRI Properties in RAJKOT Property India
		Rajkot is a city of Gujarat state in India and administrative headquarters of the Rajkot District.
		Rajkot city Founded in 1612 by Thakur Saheb Vibhaji Ajoji Jadeja of Jadeja clan.
		Rajkot is famous for its Bandhani Sarees, mirror-work, patch work, bead work, jewellery market, silk embroidery and Watch Parts.
	www.onlineghar.com /city/RAJKOT (267 words)

	Rebuilding Hope
		One of the earliest initiatives after the earthquake was counselling and rehabilitation of children suffering from the trauma of the earthquake.
		Exposure tours: Farmers, cattle breeders, entrepreneurs, village leaders, teachers, men and women from villages of Surendranagar and Rajkot were taken to institutions, demonstration projects to orient them on approaches and technology that could be utilized in their villages.
		District level workshops were organized on the issues of NRM, livelihood.
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	Rajkot Yellow Pages \| Saurashtra yellow pages \| Industrial Directory \| Saurashtra manufacture
		Rajkot Yellow Pages covering industrial information of all major cities of Saurashtra like rajkot, morbi, junagadh, jamnagar, bhavnagar, porbandar, morbi, thangadh, jetpur, bamanbore, surendranagar, wankaner etc… We would like to thanks to the manufacturers and organization for his great support in our new venture.
		Rajkot city of gujarat is popular because "Gujraties" spread in all over the world and gujarati people are known as good businessman in world.
		Though mostly dry, it is desertic in the north-west, and wet in the southern districts due to heavy monsoon season.
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	Welcome to iConnect Online - Rajkot Pilot Project
		Rajkot is located in the northwestern part of India, a small peninsular landmass abutting in to the Arabian Sea.
		Perfectly in line with Gandhian economics, the Rajkot Telecenter Project conceives a cost effective way of extending several community sevices which are usually available only in urban centers to remote villages.
		A field survey was conducted to assess the socio-economic conditions, infrastructure facilities, basic amenities and needs of the targeted population.The survey pointed to the primary requirements of the rural people for a wholesome life and the price they have to pay for the same at present.
	www.iconnect-online.org /Stories/Story.import3885 (465 words)

	Dry reservoirs turn playgrounds-Ahmedabad-Cities-The Times of India
		RAJKOT: Children living near reservoirs in Saurashtra will soon have a very safe place to play with sources of water supply fast drying up.
		Around 50 dams in the region are almost dry and the situation is worst in Rajkot, Jamnagar and Surendranagar districts.
		In Jamnagar district, out of 28 dams, 12 have dried up whereas in Surendranagar district, four out of the 14 dams have dried up and most of the other dams are on the verge of drying up.
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	Rebuilding concerns
		Reconstruction of homes and public buildings and the reinstatement of public utilities and facilities are under way in the other affected districts of Rajkot, Surendranagar, Jamnagar and Patan and in the city of Ahmedabad.
		According to the government's progress report (for the period until the first week of December 2001), of a total number of 45,000 houses that needed to be rebuilt in Rajkot district, about 24,000 are at various stages of completion.
		In Surendranagar district, from a total of 26,151 houses that needed to be rebuilt, 9,137 are nearing completion.
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	Daily Despatches -- Rajkot
		RAJKOT: About 555 of the total 868 villages in Rajkot district have been declared hit by water scarcity and the district collector will send a revised master plan to the State government about this.
		District collector K Shrinivaas called the district panchayat president, district development officer and water supply board officials to review the situation in the district.
		Arshad Aiyub Yakubkhan Sarvani, a sub-inspector of Bagodra police station in Ahmedabad district landed in an ACB trap laid on Friday while accepting Rs 10,000 as bribe from a petrol pump owner Nanubhai Popatbhai Algotar, of Bavla.
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	Saurashtra, north Gujarat face severe drought
		Saurashtra, Amreli, Surendranagar, Rajkot, Bhavnagar and Jamnagar will face a long dry summer in spite of the Mahi-Pariaj water pipeline fetching water pumped from the Narmada, which is strongly being projected as the saviour from the drought this year.
		The district officials claim to have provided about 40 mld of water, while the rest is being supplied using tankers.
		Similar sentiments are expressed by the Rajkot district officials, who with Rs 49 crore in their kitty, claim to have identified the problem areas.
	www.narmada.org /archive/ie/20010329.ina29006.html (0 words)

	IWMI-Tata Program - Groundwater Recharge Movements in Saurashtra
		Raj Samadhiyala village in Rajkot district: A watershed association formed to ensure development, repair and maintenance of the water harvesting structures build with the objective to recharge the water table and thus allow one and all the well owners of the village to benefit from the investments made by the village panchayat.
		The efficacy of the investments made and the improvements made in the later years to ensure equity in access to water is the prime focus of the study.
		The study initiated in the last week of May- early June in these 5 locations is currently in the 3rd month of its first phase that focused on data collection to estimate the actual quantum of water that is recharged during the current monsoon season.
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	rediff.com: Rajkot faces shortage of tents
		For the 30,000 families sleeping in the open for the last nine days since the quake reduced their houses to rubble, gazing at the clear winter sky and hoping for a shelter is the only option.
		The Gujarat government claims that it has reached out to each and every family in Rajkot district, which has a population of over 2.5 million residing in 855 villages and many towns.
		The district administration has received Rs 200 million so far though the total loss of property, after a preliminary survey, is estimated at Rs seven billion.
	inhome.rediff.com /news/2001/feb/04quak5.htm (0 words)

	Hotel Kavery Rajkot India, Kavery Hotel Rajkot India, Hotels in Rajkot India, Hotels in Rajkot, Rajkot Hotels
		Situated in the Saurashtra region, Rajkot is an industrial base of the state of Gujarat.
		Hotel Kavery in Rajkot is a three star hotel with all the basic amenities required by the tourists in any leading hotel.
		The hotel Kavery in Rajkot is having the business as well as leisure facilities suitable for the tourists from all walks of life.
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	IMTS - News - International Manufacturing Technology Show
		May 14, 2007 -- The machine tools industry in the Rajkot district aims to double its turnover to Rs 1,200 crore within the next three years.
		Earlier, Rajkot used to produce only diesel engines but now firms have also diversified into manufacturing other tools also.
		He added, "As per plans of the past three years, most of units have embarked on an expansion drive and are also stepping up effort to increase their exports both in international and domestic markets.
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	Water riots \| News \| Down To Earth magazine
		In Rajkot, water contractors are making a killing by selling water at a very steep price.
		Rushabh Hemani, a resident of Rajkot who also works on rainwater harvesting says: “The government is promoting the contractors.
		The trend to supply water from the villages to the city is further depleting groundwater sources.” As the water crisis intensifies, it seems the government has once again failed to learn from past mistakes.
	www.downtoearth.org.in /full.asp?foldername=20010515&filename=News&sid=18 (255 words)

	Rediff On The NeT: NHRC demands inquiry into Rajkot blindings
		Taking cognisance of press reports that seven people accused of minor offences lost their eyesight after the police allegedly applied Tiger Balm on their eyes in order to extract a confession, the Commission asked the state government to submit the report within a fortnight.
		The accused were reportedly rounded up by the police on February 10 from the Bhagwatipara area in the district on charges of gambling.
		Rajkot Police Commissioner P L Jani has ordered a departmental probe into the incident.
	www.rediff.com /news/feb/13nhrc.htm (0 words)

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