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The important detail, of course, is that this was not just whiskey. It was Kash Patel whiskey, or at least whiskey transformed into a Kash Patel object, reportedly engraved with “Kash Patel FBI Director”, an FBI-style shield, an eagle, his signature and the number 9, presumably a reference to his place in the line of FBI directors.

Lexicon Art's 'Dvaita: Dualities' exhibition in Delhi explores philosophical contrasts, revealing oneness through art. The show features eleven artists and runs until May 18.

Sardarnagar police on Wednesday arrested Lalbhai Saiyad for his involvement in an immigration racket.nimesh patel and Deepti Patel were deported from Abu Dhabi.They were illegally sent by Saiyad.

The alleged incident of a man being robbed of Rs 1 lakh by a motorcycle rider who snatched his bag near Thamna crossroads in Umreth taluka of Anand has turned out to be a fake complaint.

A man from Kalol in Gujarat filed a complaint against another man from Kalol for allegedly forging documents to get a visa to Norway. Kapil Bijani, 49, a resident of Thaltej, filed the complaint against nimesh patel, 44, a resident of Rangjyot Society in Kalol. Bijani said that a unit of his company is located in the Gidc Estate in Sector 5 Gandhinagar, and that the company received an email from the Embassy of Norway asking to verify the credentials of a purported employee at the company's Gandhinagar Gidc Unit. The Embassy sent four attachments with the email: a No Objection Certificate, a Reference Letter from the Company, an Employee ID Card, and an Appointment Letter. Bijani said that all the documents were on the Company's Letterhead, but his signatures had been forged. Bijani checked and found that no such nimesh patel had ever worked for the Company, and the number on the Employee ID Card was that of another Employee. The complaint states that Bijani responded to the email from the Embassy of Norway stating that Patel had forged the documents, and later filed an application with Gandhinagar Police Sector 21 Police, who registered

nimesh patel, a textile weaving unit owner, skipped a heartbeat when he received an electricity bill amounting to 6.14 crore for this month. The power bill for this three-storey unit has never crossed Rs 40,000 till date.

The Strand Art Room was buzzing with excitement recently as they exhibited works of 12 young and aspiring artists hailing from Baroda and Bengal.

Scanning a QR code on an artwork merged into a picture of late artist Bhupen Khakkar, posing as James Bond, clicked by veteran artist Jyoti Bhatt. It will lead you to a video of picture slides displaying old photographs of Vadodara-based artists.

Builders Association of India (BAI) has raised issue of the hike in construction raw material prices with the central government.

Four people died in the city in the violence on Tuesday night.

Two groups from of two different communities rioted in a Patan village on Sunday night, over an "objectionable" reel posted on Instagram by a man from one community.

The torrential rains on Sunday hurt transportation of goods as well. The dispatch and loading was disturbed on Monday in many parts of the city. According to estimates, there was about a 25% decrease in dispatch and loading-unloading of goods due to waterlogging.

A city bus operated by Vitcos company was torched by a mob as it was involved in an accident that injured one person near Aradhana talkies at Salatwada crossroads on Saturday.

As many as 31 candidates filed nominations for the Karnavati Club elections, by 6pm on Wednesday.

A teenage couple ended their life in Hazira village near Surat fearing strong opposition. The lovelorn couple hanged themselves on the same rope at the home of the boy.

In a major lapse, officials of Bureau of Immigration (BoI) allowed a youth couple to fly out of Ahmedabad airport on fake passports, only to be deported back from Abu Dhabi on early Sunday morning. The couple was later arrested by Sardarnagar police under various sections of Passport Act.

A former talati and his son were arrested by anti-corruption bureau (ACB) on Friday for accepting a bribe of Rs 3 lakh.The accused were identified as Kanti Patel and his son nimesh patel.

Last rites of a man at Mehlol village near Godhra in Panchmahal district had to be conducted outside a crematorium after members belonging to a higher caste allegedly objected to cremation at the crematorium.

Two incidents of loot was reported from the city. In the first incident c ash and jewellery worth Rs 1.21 lakh were reported stolen from a residence in Satellite.

Crime branch officials nabbed three chain snatchers from Gotri area on Sunday.The accused were riding a motorbike that did not have a registration plate.

Bapunagar police on Saturday charged a father-son duo with bootlegging after the son was found carrying 43 bottles of IMFL (Indian made foreign liquor) worth Rs 35,000 in a bag on his scooter.

The annual general meeting of Karnavati Club in Ahmedabad is all set to be held on December 19, according to senior club management members. Key decisions regarding the club’s activities, progress report on the upcoming second premises of the club coupled with the appointment of office-bearers will be done during the AGM.

Police have booked two brothers for allegedly murdering a weaving unit owner in Udhna on Monday night.