Instead of constructing pillars of 1.1 meter each clubbed together, engineers are experimenting monopile support of 2.4 meter on which mono pillar can be raised. The experiment is going on near Koba Circle where 31 meter monopile support has been created with the support of Hydraulic Jacks with sensors in its base to measure the pressure it can sustain by apply thousands of tones pressure from the top using the modern equipment.  The engineers will study the result and if changes required will be incorporated in the construction of pillars.

The single monopile technique has been successfully used in Bangalore Metro. The technique is few years old and has been giving excellent results in Dubai Metro. A team from Dubai has also examined the monopile structure at Koba circle.

The French minister on a three day official visit to India showed interest in providing financial support to high end projects of Metro Rail and Speed Train in India. He insisted that Bangalore Metro (NAMMA) was funded 110 Million Euros by France which was almost 10 percent of total project cost. He also asserted that France is keen to join metro projects going to be launched in Ahmedabad, Chandigarh and Pune.

On a official visit, he met Dinesh Trivedi, the railway minister of India and ensured that French can provide safety and security assurance for the Speed Trains. “France has not suffered any accident since we started high speed trains” said by French Minister.

France has been leader in high speed train successfully running TGV services for long distance domestic route since 1970s. China, Japan and Korea are the only other countries running the high speed train also known as Bullet Train.

The French minister also ask Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh to reconsider the decision of not allowing wide body aircraft Airbus 380 to land and take off. The Airbus 380 aircraft is the world’s largest aircraft with having capacity of more than 525 passengers on its double-decker plane. The speculated reason for denied entry seems to allow domestic airlines to retain their strength on international route.

The minister who is known for his business friendly approach in budget failed to gather positive response from the industrialist who had always been delighted by Vaju Vala for the past 18 years. According to critics, giving tax relief, skill development, women empowerments are all well planned preparation for the upcoming state election to be held in December 2012.

Gujarat, the state which has seen tremendous growth since last 20 years has been credited to Vaju Vala who better knows how to fuel the money in development which will stabilize the infrastructure of the Gujarat in long run.

The concept of green environment was also focused in budget by reducing VAT on electricity bike from 15 percent to 5 percent making way for company like Electrotherm who sales electric two wheelers in Gujarat.

“We are happy that duty on electricity has been reduced, but we expected better” said Ankit Bothra, student of H.L. Institute of Management.

Though not many students were interested in budget, Vaju Vala has created stir among students who wants to pass ITI in Gujarat. The budget 2012-13, has put aside amount to be spent in creation of seats for ITI allowing more students to get technical skills in technical and engineering field.

The opposition leader of Gujarat Assembly told reporters that none would benefit with this sloppy budget as relief for farmers has been forgotten. In the last Lok Sabha election, congress gave Rs.50,000 crores relief to farmers.

Sex ratio of girls in Tapi district per 1000 boys was recorded 1004 i.e. an increase of 8 points from the figure of 2001 census which puts it at 996.

In 2011 census, data of Tapi district regarding child under 0-6 age were also collected. There were total 84,553 children under age of 0-6 against 99,008 of 2001 census. Of total 84,553 male and female were 43,497 and 41,056 respectively. Child Sex Ratio as per census 2011 was 944 compared to 951 of census 2001. Children’s proportion in total population was around 1.34 percent. This figure was around 1.42 percent as per 2001 census.

In education sector, Tapi District is having average literacy rate of 69.23 percent. Male literacy and female literacy were 76.86 and 61.69 percent respectively. In all, there were total 499,811 literates compared to 354,064 literates of 2001 census.

Highlights of 2011 Census

• Total population is 806,489 compared to 719,634 of 2001.
• Male and female were 402,398 and 404,091 respectively.
• Population Growth for Tapi District recorded in 2011 for the decade has remained 12.07 percent. Same figure for 1991-2001 decade was 14.78 percent.
• Total Area of Tapi District was 3,435 with average density of 249 per sq. km.
• Tapi Population constituted 1.34 percent of total Gujarat Population.
• Sex Ratio of Tapi District is now 1004, while child sex ratio (0-6) is 944 per 1000 boys.
• Children below 0-6 age were 84,553 which forms 10.48 of total Tapi District population.
• Average Literacy rate for Tapi District is 69.23 percent, a change of from past figure of 57.05 percent. In India, literacy rate is counted only for those above 7 years of age. Child between 0-6 ages are exempted from this.
• Total literates in the Tapi District increased to 499,811.
• All the data regarding Tapi District Population were released by Directorate of Census Operations in Gujarat.

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Sex ratio of girls in Amreli district per 1000 boys was recorded 964 i.e. an decrease of 23 points from the figure of 2001 census which puts it at 987.

In 2011 census, data of Amreli district regarding child under 0-6 age were also collected. There were total 168,715 children under age of 0-6 against 198,657 of 2001 census. Of total 168,715 male and female were 89,782 and 78,933 respectively. Child Sex Ratio as per census 2011 was 879 compared to 892 of census 2001. Children’s proportion in total population was around 2.51 percent. This figure was around 2.75 percent as per 2001 census.

In education sector, Amreli District is having average literacy rate of 74.49 percent. Male literacy and female literacy were 81.82 and 66.97 percent respectively. In all, there were total 1,001,768 literates compared to 789,978 literates of 2001 census.

Highlights of 2011 Census

• Total population is 1,513,614 compared to 1,393,918 of 2001.
• Male and female were 770,651 and 742,963 respectively.
• Population Growth for Amreli District recorded in 2011 for the decade has remained 8.59 percent. Same figure for 1991-2001 decade was 6.50 percent.
• Total Area of Amreli District was 7,397 with average density of 205 per sq. km.
• Amreli Population constituted 2.51 percent of total Gujarat Population.
• Sex Ratio of Amreli District is now 964, while child sex ratio (0-6) is 879 per 1000 boys.
• Children below 0-6 age were 168,715 which forms 11.15 of total Amreli District population.
• Average Literacy rate for Amreli District is 74.49 percent, a change of from past figure of 66.09 percent. In India, literacy rate is counted only for those above 7 years of age. Child between 0-6 ages are exempted from this.
• Total literates in the Amreli District increased to 1,001,768.
• All the data regarding Amreli District Population were released by Directorate of Census Operations in Gujarat.

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Sex ratio of girls in Valsad district per 1000 boys was recorded 926 i.e. an increase of 6 points from the figure of 2001 census which puts it at 920.

In 2011 census, data of Valsad district regarding child under 0-6 age were also collected. There were total 206,309 children under age of 0-6 against 205,596 of 2001 census. Of total 206,309 male and female were 107,110 and 99,199 respectively. Child Sex Ratio as per census 2011 was 926 compared to 933 of census 2001. Children’s proportion in total population was around 2.82 percent. This figure was around 2.78 percent as per 2001 census.

In education sector, Valsad District is having average literacy rate of 80.94 percent. Male literacy and female literacy were 86.48 and 74.96 percent respectively. In all, there were total 1,211,437 literates compared to 833,257 literates of 2001 census.

Highlights of 2011 Census

• Total population is 1,703,068 compared to 1,410,553 of 2001.
• Male and female were 884,064 and 819,004 respectively.
• Population Growth for Valsad District recorded in 2011 for the decade has remained 20.74 percent. Same figure for 1991-2001 decade was 29.65 percent.
• Total Area of Valsad District was 3,034 with average density of 561 per sq. km.
• Valsad Population constituted 2.82 percent of total Gujarat Population.
• Sex Ratio of Valsad District is now 926, while child sex ratio (0-6) is 926 per 1000 boys.
• Children below 0-6 age were 206,309 which forms 12.11 of total Valsad District population.
• Average Literacy rate for Valsad District is 80.94 percent, a change of from past figure of 69.15 percent. In India, literacy rate is counted only for those above 7 years of age. Child between 0-6 ages are exempted from this.
• Total literates in the Valsad District increased to 1,211,437.
• All the data regarding Valsad District Population were released by Directorate of Census Operations in Gujarat.

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Sex ratio of girls in Junagadh district per 1000 boys was recorded 952 i.e. an decrease of 3 points from the figure of 2001 census which puts it at 955.

In 2011 census, data of Junagadh district regarding child under 0-6 age were also collected. There were total 301,395 children under age of 0-6 against 369,691 of 2001 census. Of total 301,395 male and female were 158,328 and 143,067 respectively. Child Sex Ratio as per census 2011 was 904 compared to 903 of census 2001. Children’s proportion in total population was around 4.54 percent. This figure was around 4.83 percent as per 2001 census.

In education sector, Junagadh District is having average literacy rate of 76.88 percent. Male literacy and female literacy were 85.80 and 67.59 percent respectively. In all, there were total 1,876,671 literates compared to 1,408,878 literates of 2001 census.

Highlights of 2011 Census

• Total population is 2,742,291 compared to 2,448,173 of 2001.
• Male and female were 1,404,506 and 1,337,785 respectively.
• Population Growth for Junagadh District recorded in 2011 for the decade has remained 12.01 percent. Same figure for 1991-2001 decade was 17.07 percent.
• Total Area of Junagadh District was 8,846 with average density of 310 per sq. km.
• Junagadh Population constituted 4.54 percent of total Gujarat Population.
• Sex Ratio of Junagadh District is now 952, while child sex ratio (0-6) is 904 per 1000 boys.
• Children below 0-6 age were 301,395 which forms 10.99 of total Junagadh District population.
• Average Literacy rate for Junagadh District is 76.88 percent, a change of from past figure of 67.78 percent. In India, literacy rate is counted only for those above 7 years of age. Child between 0-6 ages are exempted from this.
• Total literates in the Junagadh District increased to 1,876,671.
• All the data regarding Junagadh District Population were released by Directorate of Census Operations in Gujarat.

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Sex ratio of girls in The Dangs district per 1000 boys was recorded 1007 i.e. an increase of 20 points from the figure of 2001 census which puts it at 987.

In 2011 census, data of The Dangs district regarding child under 0-6 age were also collected. There were total 39,387 children under age of 0-6 against 36,547 of 2001 census. Of total 39,387 male and female were 20,065 and 19,322 respectively. Child Sex Ratio as per census 2011 was 963 compared to 974 of census 2001. Children’s proportion in total population was around 0.38 percent. This figure was around 0.37 percent as per 2001 census.

In education sector, The Dangs District is having average literacy rate of 76.80 percent. Male literacy and female literacy were 84.98 and 68.75 percent respectively. In all, there were total 143,908 literates compared to 89,586 literates of 2001 census.

Highlights of 2011 Census

• Total population is 226,769 compared to 186,729 of 2001.
• Male and female were 112,976 and 113,793 respectively.
• Population Growth for The Dangs District recorded in 2011 for the decade has remained 21.44 percent. Same figure for 1991-2001 decade was 29.59 percent.
• Total Area of The Dangs District was 1,764 with average density of 129 per sq. km.
• The Dangs Population constituted 0.38 percent of total Gujarat Population.
• Sex Ratio of The Dangs District is now 1007, while child sex ratio (0-6) is 963 per 1000 boys.
• Children below 0-6 age were 39,387 which forms 17.37 of total The Dangs District population.
• Average Literacy rate for The Dangs District is 76.80 percent, a change of from past figure of 59.65 percent. In India, literacy rate is counted only for those above 7 years of age. Child between 0-6 ages are exempted from this.
• Total literates in the The Dangs District increased to 143,908.
• All the data regarding Dang District Population were released by Directorate of Census Operations in Gujarat.

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Sex ratio of girls in Porbandar district per 1000 boys was recorded 947 i.e. an increase of 1 points from the figure of 2001 census which puts it at 946.

In 2011 census, data of Porbandar district regarding child under 0-6 age were also collected. There were total 63,820 children under age of 0-6 against 76,099 of 2001 census. Of total 63,820 male and female were 33,687 and 30,133 respectively. Child Sex Ratio as per census 2011 was 894 compared to 898 of census 2001. Children’s proportion in total population was around 0.97 percent. This figure was around 1.06 percent as per 2001 census.

In education sector, Porbandar District is having average literacy rate of 76.63 percent. Male literacy and female literacy were 84.56 and 68.32 percent respectively. In all, there were total 400,196 literates compared to 316,172 literates of 2001 census.

Highlights of 2011 Census

• Total population is 586,062 compared to 536,835 of 2001.
• Male and female were 300,967 and 285,095 respectively.
• Population Growth for Porbandar District recorded in 2011 for the decade has remained 9.17 percent. Same figure for 1991-2001 decade was 14.35 percent.
• Total Area of Porbandar District was 2,297 with average density of 255 per sq. km.
• Porbandar Population constituted 0.97 percent of total Gujarat Population.
• Sex Ratio of Porbandar District is now 947, while child sex ratio (0-6) is 894 per 1000 boys.
• Children below 0-6 age were 63,820 which forms 10.89 of total Porbandar District population.
• Average Literacy rate for Porbandar District is 76.63 percent, a change of from past figure of 68.62 percent. In India, literacy rate is counted only for those above 7 years of age. Child between 0-6 ages are exempted from this.
• Total literates in the Porbandar District increased to 400,196.
• All the data regarding Porbandar District Population were released by Directorate of Census Operations in Gujarat.

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Sex ratio of girls in Narmada district per 1000 boys was recorded 960 i.e. an increase of 11 points from the figure of 2001 census which puts it at 949.

In 2011 census, data of Narmada district regarding child under 0-6 age were also collected. There were total 75,226 children under age of 0-6 against 80,968 of 2001 census. Of total 75,226 male and female were 38,844 and 36,382 respectively. Child Sex Ratio as per census 2011 was 937 compared to 945 of census 2001. Children’s proportion in total population was around 0.98 percent. This figure was around 1.02 percent as per 2001 census.

In education sector, Narmada District is having average literacy rate of 73.29 percent. Male literacy and female literacy were 82.60 and 63.62 percent respectively. In all, there were total 377,542 literates compared to 259,472 literates of 2001 census.

Highlights of 2011 Census

• Total population is 590,379 compared to 514,404 of 2001.
• Male and female were 301,270 and 289,109 respectively.
• Population Growth for Narmada District recorded in 2011 for the decade has remained 14.77 percent. Same figure for 1991-2001 decade was 14.47 percent.
• Total Area of Narmada District was 2,755 with average density of 214 per sq. km.
• Narmada Population constituted 0.98 percent of total Gujarat Population.
• Sex Ratio of Narmada District is now 960, while child sex ratio (0-6) is 937 per 1000 boys.
• Children below 0-6 age were 75,226 which forms 12.74 of total Narmada District population.
• Average Literacy rate for Narmada District is 73.29 percent, a change of from past figure of 59.86 percent. In India, literacy rate is counted only for those above 7 years of age. Child between 0-6 ages are exempted from this.
• Total literates in the Narmada District increased to 377,542.
• All the data regarding Narmada District Population were released by Directorate of Census Operations in Gujarat.

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