Rajkot

College students from Rajkot, Gujarat, have designed a car that runs on air. A non polluting alternative to current vehicles on the road, this in car has been built using parts of old cars.

From installing LED streetlights to making solar and rainwater harvesting compulsory, Rajkot is working hard for a greener tomorrow.

On the occasion of International Yoga Day, the district collector of Rajkot organised a massive Yoga camp. 1,632 pregnant women in Rajkot, Gujarat participated in this largest prenatal yoga and made Guinness world record.

The Quality Council of India surveyed cities with a population of over 10 lakh to check how clean or dirty they were.

Cheteshwar Pujara is setting an inspirational example with his attempt to take cricket to all sections of the society. He invested in six acres of land in Rajkot, and developed a cricket academy for children from underprivileged families who are interested in the sport.

India has its second solar-powered stadium ready – Saurashtra Cricket Association's three-year-old Khanderi Stadium. Situated in Gujarat, this stadium will save 50 tonnes of carbon dioxide emission annually, thanks to its new 50 KWP solar rooftop system.

Researches of Saurashtra University in Rajkot have used tomato extracts to develop a solar cell which is much cheaper when compared to the presently used solar panels. Here is more.