Ahmedabad News Roundup| Dazzling NaMo stadium for the Finale to upcoming Fisheries Conference & more

From Narendra Modi Stadium transforming into a sea of blue to the upcoming Global Fisheries Conference 2023 and AMC's swift action to clean the city and stadium post-match, stay informed with the latest updates in this Ahmedabad News Roundup.

With over a lakh Indians attending the match and crores watching from their home screens, streets, cafes, and everywhere else, yesterday marked a historic day for the cricket world. The crowd in Ahmedabad was ready to cheer, adorned in the blue jersey, making the spectacle at the stadium truly remarkable.

However, the loss left the entire nation disheartened and disappointed. Spectators at the NaMo Stadium didn't even wait for the fireworks; they left before that, creating chaos at the metro and parking.

Organized by India’s Department of Fisheries, Ahmedabad is set to host a global assembly of fisheries experts, policymakers, and diplomats at the Global Fisheries Conference India 2023. Coinciding with World Fisheries celebrations, the event is scheduled for November 21st and 22nd.

Countries such as France, Norway, Australia, Russia, Spain, Greece, New Zealand, and Zimbabwe will participate in the assembly. The primary objective is to promote startups for a sustainable future in fisheries and nurture international partnerships leading to innovations in the field.

During the final match, the AMC promptly collected 350 tons of garbage from morning to night along the route from Narendra Modi Stadium to the teams' hotels, sending a strong message of a clean Ahmedabad. Additionally, 567 sweepers were stationed outside the stadium. As part of the action plan, waste was picked up immediately upon falling.

A small electric rickshaw was deployed to pick up the garbage, and the stadium was cleaned within the time it took to conclude the match. Municipalities went a step further by sprinkling water on trees from the airport to the stadium to remove dust from the leaves.