Key Points

Governor Acharya Devvrat and CM Bhupendra Patel led Gujarat Foundation Day celebrations in Godhra, attending cultural programs and inaugurating key projects. The CM launched a milk processing plant and a new industrial unit, boosting local development. Gujarat Police showcased advanced weaponry and disaster response equipment in a special exhibition. PM Modi and Amit Shah praised Gujarat’s progress and cultural heritage in their Statehood Day messages.

Key Points: Gujarat Governor Devvrat and CM Bhupendra Patel Celebrate Foundation Day in Godhra

  • Governor and CM attend Gaurav Divas Parade and cultural events
  • CM Patel inaugurates industrial and dairy projects
  • Gujarat Police showcases arms and disaster response tech
  • PM Modi and Amit Shah extend Gujarat Day greetings
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Governor Acharya Devvrat, CM Bhupendra Patel lead Gujarat Foundation Day celebrations in Godhra

Governor Devvrat and CM Bhupendra Patel lead Gujarat Foundation Day events, inaugurating projects and reviewing police arms exhibitions in Godhra.

"On the proud occasion of their Statehood Day, my best wishes to the people of Gujarat. – PM Narendra Modi"

Godhra, May 1

On the occasion of Gujarat Foundation Day, Governor Acharya Devvrat and Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel participated in the 'Gaurav Divas Parade' and various cultural programs held in Godhra on Thursday.

The Governor and the Chief Minister jointly attended a special cultural event organised to commemorate the state's foundation, which included performances by local artists and public engagements.

Earlier in the day, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel performed the Bhoomi Pujan and inaugurated multiple development projects in Godhra, aimed at boosting infrastructure and public services in the region.

Continuing his official engagements, CM Patel also inaugurated a new plant at Rubamin Pvt. Limited in Halol, an industrial hub near Godhra. The inauguration marks another step toward industrial expansion and job creation in the Panchmahal district.

CM Patel also launched a milk processing plant located at Panchamrut Dairy.

These events were part of the statewide Gujarat Foundation Day celebrations, marking the formation of the state on May 1, 1960, after its separation from the erstwhile Bombay State.

Meanwhile, as part of the Gujarat Gaurav Divas 2025 State-Level Celebrations, the Gujarat Police organised an Arms Exhibition under Police Expo 2025 on Thursday. According to a CMO statement, Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel visited the exhibition and reviewed the state-of-the-art weaponry and equipment on display.

The exhibition featured a diverse range of modern arms, with the Chetak Commando Force showcasing non-lethal weapons and firearms with ranges up to 1000 metres. The BDDS squad set up six stalls to display various IED Devices, search and disposal equipment, and offer in-depth information on explosive devices and safety procedures.

The State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) exhibited rescue operation equipment across eight stalls, highlighting preparedness for natural disasters. The Gujarat Marine Task Force showcased modern maritime security tools and weaponry through six stalls. Seven additional stalls were dedicated to presenting the contributions of the Panchmahal Traffic Police, women police personnel, and police technology, including wireless equipment, body-worn cameras, and the latest drones.

Earlier today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his greetings to the people of Gujarat on their Statehood Day.PM Modi lauded the state for its rich culture, entrepreneurial spirit, and dynamism, noting that Gujaratis have excelled in various fields.

His X post wrote, "On the proud occasion of their Statehood Day, my best wishes to the people of Gujarat. The state has distinguished itself for its culture, spirit of enterprise and dynamism. The people of Gujarat have excelled in various fields. May the state keep attaining new heights of progress."

Union Home Minister Amit Shah also extended heartfelt greetings to the people of Gujarat on the occasion of Gujarat Day, lauding the state's rich natural resources, historical and cultural heritage, and warm hospitality.

- ANI

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Rajesh P.
Gujarat has truly come a long way since 1960! The industrial projects and dairy plant inaugurations show our state's balanced growth. CM Patel's focus on both development and cultural preservation is commendable. Jai Gujarat! 🇮🇳
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Priya M.
While the celebrations look grand, I hope the government also focuses on improving healthcare facilities in rural Gujarat. Development should reach every corner of our state, not just industrial hubs. The cultural programs were beautiful though!
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Amit K.
The police expo with modern equipment is impressive! Gujarat's security forces are becoming world-class. But I wish they'd organize public demonstrations of these technologies so common citizens can understand their importance better.
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Sunita R.
As a Godhra resident, I'm proud to see our town hosting such important events! The milk processing plant will benefit local farmers directly. More such projects please! 🙏 The Gaurav Divas parade was a visual treat with all the traditional dances.
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Vijay D.
Gujarat's progress under CM Patel is visible everywhere - from industries to agriculture. But I hope they maintain transparency in all these development projects. The arms exhibition shows we're prepared for any challenge, internal or external.
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Meena S.
The cultural programs represent Gujarat's diversity so well! But I wish they'd included more folk artists from tribal areas too. Our Adivasi culture is equally important to Gujarat's identity. Otherwise, a wonderful celebration of our statehood!

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