New round of cold will come: Temperature will drop by 2 to 3 degrees today, BJP dominates the local self-government elections, 77-year-old woman raped in Surendranagar

The minimum temperature in the state will drop by two to three degrees during the next 24 hours due to winds coming from the north. This forecast has been made by the Meteorological Department for the coming days. Director of the Meteorological Department A.K. Das said the weather will remain dry for the next seven days. During the next 24 hours, the minimum temperature will drop by two to three degrees. After that, the temperature will increase by two to three degrees. The country's first green recharge station will be built in Surat. Since the electricity generated from solar energy cannot be stored directly, the Surat Municipal Corporation plans to build the first green recharge station in the country by entering into an MoU with a German company. In this station, energy will be stored in the batteries that have completed the validity of BRTS buses from solar energy. As part of the project, German company GIZ will install 100 kW solar photovoltaic panels, inverters and second life batteries on the rooftop of althan electric bus depot at a cost of rs 1.50 crore. GIZ will complete this project by 2026 at its own cost. The Surat Municipal Corporation will then operate and maintain it. This battery will act as a charging storage through which electric buses can be charged even at night. In Gujarat, the period of pre-primary school registration can be increased by 6 months. According to the exclusive information received by Divya Bhaskar, the education department will announce this around February 15. However, there is little chance of any change in the policy of pre-primary school. Under the new education policy, registration of pre-primary schools has been made mandatory in the state. The last date for registration in pre-primary schools is February 15, but so far only 10% of the schools have completed the registration. The managements have lodged a protest due to some stringent conditions for pre-primary school registration. As per the policy, it is mandatory for schools to have a 15-year registered rent agreement, education BU permit, registration as a non-profit trust and a fee of Rs 5,000 per class. The government does not show any leniency even after a meeting between the administrators and the education department on the issue. So the administrators have threatened to run the school without rules. The biggest news has come out before the local self-government elections to be held in Gujarat on February 16. In fact, bjp candidates have won 215 seats unopposed in the municipal corporation, Junagadh Municipal Corporation, taluka panchayat and by-elections in the state. According to the details, the BJP has won 9 seats unopposed in Junagadh Municipal Corporation. In many places, the BJP candidates have become uncontested as the Congress and independents withdraw after filling the form first. Operation Demolition in Bet Dwarka, which started on January 11, has been speeded up again. The bulldozer has turned around to relieve religious pressure in the Bet Balapur area after the high court's pro-system ruling. Earlier, a total of 406 pressures were removed in Dwarka, including 384 residential, 13 others and 9 commercials. By removing these pressures, 1.25 lakh square meters of land was freed, the value of which has been estimated at Rs 63 crore. Dahegam: In a shocking incident, a timber trader, Gopal Soni, committed suicide by consuming poisonous medicine in Gandhinagar. In sector-12, he committed suicide by writing a suicide note. Prior to the incident, he had made a video in which he had given the names of those responsible for the suicide. Police have registered a case against Sumeru Amin, the new chairman of the temple trust and chairman of Dahegam APMC, and his two sons. Surendranagar: A 77-year-old woman was allegedly raped by an unidentified man in Bhonyaka village of Limbdi taluka in Surendranagar district, police said on Saturday. Ten days ago, the old woman had come home to her hometown Bhonyaka village from where her daughter lived in Jamnagar. The rapist first got into the house after removing the taps of the old woman's house and first demanded money and then raped her and fled. At present, the old man has been brought to the Civil Hospital in Surendranagar for treatment. Following the incident, the staff, including the DySP, are currently working on this.