Gandhinagar: Former Gujarat Chief Minister and incharge of ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)'s Punjab unit, Vijay Rupani has been made the supervisor of outreach programme of party which is starting from 30th May. Rupani has also been made incharge of three Lok Sabha seats in national capital Delhi. There are total 7 Lok Sabha seats in Delhi. DeshGujaratRead More

Gandhinagar: Former Chief Minister Vijaybhai Rupani has issued a rebuttal regarding the allegations of his involvement in a land scam worth thousands of crores in which a Police complaint has been filed against retired IAS officer SK Langa. Langa is under probe over large-scale irregularities in connection with lands-related approvals during his term as the District Collector of Gandhinagar. A leading Gujarati newspaper had on 21st May published a news story based on an unsigned letter received ...Read More

Gandhinagar: Former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani has in a video byte to the news agency ANI announced his decision not to contest the upcoming State assembly election. Rupani said he had conveyed this to the party leadership in Delhi long before. Rupani said he had not staked any claim for any assembly seat for candidature. Rupani is sitting legislator from Rajkot (West) assembly seat. DeshGujaratRead More

Rajkot: Former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani, a day after his appointment as BJP in-charge of Punjab and Chandigadh today said that the situation of Punjab is poor at present and he along with the party will convey the party's message to every corner of the state. He said, "The responsibility of both states is allotted to me. I have grown through the work for the party for years. So, it is an interesting subject for me. Punjab is a challenge. So, by considering that, I will work with m...Read More

Gandhinagar: Ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has appointed former Gujarat Chief Minister and Rajkot MLA Vijay Rupani as party's incharge for Punjab state. Rupani has also been appointed party's incharge for Chandigarh. DeshGujarat Read More

Rajkot: Former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani today said, there has been a conspiracy going on to defame his political career for last some time. Refuting the allegations made by Congress party regarding alleged Rs. 500 crore scam committed by him Rupani said the land in question is worth Rs. 75 crore, then how come Rs. 500 crore scam can take place? Rupani said the scope of scam is when industrial or agriculture zone is converted to residential zone but not vice versa. He said he had a...Read More

Rajkot: Former Chief Minister Vijay Rupani along with his wife Anjaliben will be on 17 days visit to United Kingdom from October 12 to spend time with his daughter and son in law. Rupani is presently living in his home-town Rajkot. Due to his political involvement and role as a Chief Minister he has not been able to visit his daughter's place for last seven years. Rupani stepped down from the post of Chief Minister last month. As a Chief Minister he had moved proposal to visit Dubai Expo in thi...Read More

Gandhinagar: Immediate former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani today in a Facebook post said he had wished for good rain in Gujarat and decided to offer a religious flag to Ambaji Mandir if wish is fulfilled. He said had conveyed this wish to Goddess Amba due to delayed rain. After this, the month of September brought good rains to Gujarat. He said he has offered a flag to Ambaji Mandir therefore today along with darshan and puja. It's worth noting that ever since Rupani stepped down and ...Read More

Gandhinagar: Immediate former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijaybhai Rupani will shift to the vacant accommodation of former Gujarat CM late Keshubhai Patel in sector 19 of Gandhinagar, it is learnt. The vacant government accommodation of late CM Keshubhai Patel will probably be allotted to former CM Vijaybhai Rupani. The accommodation is behind the bungalow of former CM Anandiben Patel. The officials of Roads and Buildings Department have discussed with former CM Rupani about this and a person cl...Read More