Gandhinagar: The state-level celebration of International Yoga Day will be held in Gujarat at the India-Pakistan border point at Nada Bet in Banaskantha district. The Chief Minister, ministers, and top government officials will attend this state-level Yoga Day function on 21st June. A meeting of district-level officials, along with a site visit to review the preparations, was held at Nada Bet border point, which has been developed as a tourist attraction in recent years. DeshGujaratRead More

Banaskantha: Visitors to the Indo-Pak border in Nadabet will temporarily be unable to reach Zero Point. Tourists will not be able to visit the border up close due to road repair work being carried out on the road leading to Zero Point. It is learned from sources in the Border Security Force (BSF) that after the road renovation work, people will be able to reach Zero Point as usual. Additionally, attractions such as T-Junction and Nadeswari Mata Mandir will still be accessible to tourists d...Read More

Palanpur: Four pairs of wolves are brought to the Wolf Soft Release Center in the Nadabet area of Banaskantha district from a Wold breeding center in Sakkarbaug Zoo of Junagadh. Chief Minister Patel had virtually dedicated the Wolf Soft Release Centre in Suigam, Nadabet a few days ago at an event in Pavagadh. The pre-release cage is built across 4 hectares and the prey base cage is built across 1 hectare in this Wolf center. It has facilities such as an animal house, monitoring unit, medical un...Read More

Gandhinagar: Union Home Minister Amit Shah will inaugurate the Seema Darshan border tourism project close to the Indo-Pak border at Nadabet in Banaskantha district of North Gujarat during his visit to Gujarat on 10th April. The tourism site comes under India's Border Security Force (BSF). Shah is Home Affairs minister and BSF falls under his ministry. The inauguration will take place at 8.30 am in Nadabet. Later, Shah will attend the e-market award function of the National Cooperative Dairy...Read More

Nadabet(Banaskantha district): Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani today spent time on ‘Diwali Festival’ day with Jawans of Border Security Force (BSF) at Nadabet, bordering Pakistan, in Banaskantha district and greeted them with his Diwali Greetings. Rupani arrived at Nadabet in the morning and was offered Guard of Honour by BSF Jawans. Later, he visited temple of Nadeshwari Mataji and offered his Pooja and taken blessings. Later, in an interaction with Media persons, the Chief Minis...Read More