Ahmedabad News Roundup | New Airport Mail Office, NHSRCL's 100% land acquisition in Gujarat & more

From the new Airport Mail Transmission Office at the city's airport to NHSRCL achieving a 100% land acquisition milestone in Gujarat to stringent security measures in place for the India-Pakistan Cricket Match, and much more. Stay up-to-date with the latest happenings in the city and the state in this Ahmedabad News Roundup.

Air travelers can now conveniently send their extra luggage to their chosen destination with the newly opened Airport Mail Transmission Office at Ahmedabad Airport. This service is designed to assist passengers dealing with overweight baggage.

By simply calling the post office helpline, travelers can have their additional luggage picked up and mailed directly to their preferred address, all for a standardized fee.

The city authorities are leaving no stone unturned to ensure the safety of over one lakh spectators expected at the India-Pakistan cricket match in Ahmedabad. Unprecedented security arrangements have been put in place, including the deployment of NSG's highly trained hit teams specialized in countering terrorism.

Additionally, Black Cat Commandos will also be stationed to respond swiftly to any emergency, ensuring a secure environment for the event.

The National High-Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL) achieved a significant milestone by completing 100% land acquisition in Gujarat for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project. This ambitious project required the acquisition of 951.14 hectares of land across eight districts in Gujarat, out of a total project land requirement of 1389.49 hectares.

The final piece of land acquisition took place in Surat district's Kathore village, encompassing 4.99 hectares. The project will include an operational control center in Sabarmati, Ahmedabad, as well as three depots, two in Gujarat and one in Thane, Maharashtra.

With the World Cup season in full swing, there is a soaring demand for 'Indian T-shirts' and team jerseys, and Gujarat's textile industry is reaping the benefits. The industry has reported substantial profits, with sales of jerseys exceeding Rs 89 crores.

Ahmedabad alone has witnessed the purchase of over 3.5 lakh T-shirts, bought in bulk by various city clubs, groups, and locals, contributing to the industry's impressive growth.