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Gujarat News Updated Sep 2, 2026

Gujarat Revenue Dept Portals To Remain Closed Till Sep 6

Gujarat's Revenue Department has announced that its major digital portals, including E-Dhara, iORA and AnyROR, will remain closed from 11:30 PM on September 2 until 11:30 PM on September 6 for maintenance. During this period, services such as data entry, appointment booking and certified copies of documents through the Garvi and iORA portals will be unavailable. Separately, the state government has approved development works worth crores of rupees at 10 key religious and tourist sites across Gujarat, including a Rs 5.06 crore project for the Analgadh Fort and Mahakali Mataji Temple in Rajkot district.

Gujarat Revenue Dept's E-Dhara, iORA and AnyROR portals to remain closed until 11:30 PM on Sep 6

Gandhinagar, September 2

As maintenance activity is being undertaken on the major digital portals E-Dhara, iORA and AnyROR operated under the Revenue Department in the state, important online operations and services of the Registration Division will remain closed from 11:30 PM today, September 2, until 11:30 PM on September 6.

According to a press note of Revenue Department, during this period, services including data entry and appointment booking for agricultural document registration through the Garvi portal, registration of agricultural documents on the Garvi portal, certified copies of Index-2 through the iORA portal, and certified copies of documents through iORA will remain closed.

Meanwhile, under the guidance of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, the State Government is working to systematically develop Gujarat's historical, cultural and religious sites.

As part of this effort, Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi has approved development works worth crores of rupees at 10 key sites across the State, a release said.

The projects aim to improve facilities for devotees and tourists at Gujarat's pilgrimage sites and tourist destinations.

An amount of Rs. 5.06 crore has been approved for the development of the area around the historic Analgadh Fort and Mahakali Mataji Temple in Gondal taluka of Rajkot district.

— ANI

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