Ahmedabad It's one of the greatest Gujarati, Shri Kanaiyalal Maneklal Munshi's birth anniversary today. Presented here for the first time online, a list of his works and dates and events of his life: Munshi's Works in their Order of Publication: In Gujarati 1. Mari Kamala ane Biji Vato, a collection of short stories, 1912. 2. Ver ni Vasulat, social novel, 1913. 3. Kono vank, social novel, 1915. 4. patan ni Prabhuta, historical novel, 1916. 5. Gujarat no Nath, historical novel,...Read More

By Kasturbhai Lalbhai Note: This article was originally published in year 1940. Here's its reproduction. The rationale of the development of the Textile Industry at Ahmedabad is difficult to comprehend at the first thought. Ahmedabad does not have any of the advantages, usually associated with a big industrial centre. Unlike Bombay, it is an inland town, without the advantage of even a large river. Unlike Cawnpore(Kanpur) again, it is not situated on the foci of railway lines. The land...Read More

Discovery of Gujarat Series By Rotarian W.U. White (This article was originally published in 1940. Here's its reproduction) Electric Supply in Ahmedabad Ahmedabad has always rightly been regarded as a progressive city in so far as the development of her public services is concerned, and in no direction has this spirit of progress been more marked than in the development of the use of electricity. In evidence of this it is of considerable interest to note that when the city fathers of...Read More

Discovery of Gujarat Series By Rotarian Khan Bahadur Sir Mehhbub I Kadiri kt (The article was originally published in year 1940, here is its reproduction) To Àhmedahad, the ancient capital of, and now the premier city in Gujarat and the second city in the Bombay Presidency, belongs the credit of being the first town where local people voluntarily came forward to tax themselves for providing civic amenities and formed, along with Government officers, a small committee of four persons, two...Read More