Kuldeep Tiwari

Ahmedabad

Assistant Editor at Ahmedabad Mirror

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CEPT Uni wins legal battle over trademark

2 days ago | ahmedabadmirror.com | Kuldeep Tiwari

CEPT University has won a significant legal victory in a trademark dispute over unauthorised use of its registered brand identifiers. The Ahmedabad Commercial Court issued the ruling on May 8, bringing the case to a favourable conclusion. Rather than going through a lengthy trial, the trademark infringement case was resolved through court-directed mediation. Both parties reached an amicable settlement.
Weather change: Asthma and COPD cases on rise

6 days ago | ahmedabadmirror.com | Kuldeep Tiwari

Unseasonal rains across the city and state have brought about an unexpected dip in temperature, with the mercury plunging to 21°C. This sudden shift has led to a noticeable 15–20% rise in cases of fever, cold and cough, prompting health experts to issue warnings—particularly to those with pre-existing health conditions.
Running, a zero-cost health revolution

1 week ago | ahmedabadmirror.com | Kuldeep Tiwari

Today’s hectic life, largely confined to office, home and screens, has sparked numerous health challenges for men and women in their 30s and above. To break free from this cycle, many Amdavadis in their mid-30s and 40s have taken up regular athletic activities. Running, jogging, cycling, swimming, zumba and aerobic dance now feature in their fitness routines. Experts note that people in this age group have become more health-conscious since the pandemic.
Do not ignore pollutants in the house

1 week ago | ahmedabadmirror.com | Kuldeep Tiwari

Be careful with daily indoor pollution in your home. It can be just as harmful for respiratory issues and worsen asthma symptoms. While outdoor air pollution and smoking are major triggers for respiratory problems, indoor pollution poses equal threats. Tobacco smoke, mould, dust mites and pollen from plants can cause serious issues. Poor ventilation compounds the problem by trapping harmful pollutants.
J&K govt to refund money for ropeway service

1 week ago | ahmedabadmirror.com | Kuldeep Tiwari

Tourists who are lamenting over lost money after they cancelled their Kashmir vacation plans have something to cheer about. The Jammu & Kashmir government has announced that it will return the booking fee to tourists who booked a ride on ropeways in the state. The announcement was made by Jammu and Kashmir Cable Car Corporation (JKCCC), a premier organization instrumental in developing and operationalising various ropeways in the state.
Welcome to Ahmedabad airport Where cab is king, auto’s pedestrian

1 week ago | ahmedabadmirror.com | Kuldeep Tiwari

Even as the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (SVPIA), operated by the Adani group, boasts of expansion and new passenger-friendly facilities, its approach to those opting for auto rickshaws reeks of discrimination. While cab and car users are treated to seamless access and priority pick-ups, passengers choosing the humble auto are met with inconvenience and discomfort.
Hospitals, doctors raise concerns about scheme

2 weeks ago | ahmedabadmirror.com | Kuldeep Tiwari

While the Gujarat government is celebrating the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM), boasting of registering over 4.77 crore citizens, or 70% of its population, under the ABHA, doctors and hospitals are exposing critical flaws in the system that have forced many to abandon the scheme. Even more concerning, some healthcare providers have had to shut down their facilities entirely due to ‘fund crunch’ as they struggle with partial and delayed payments by third party administrators (TPAs).
Heat emergencies up 30% in Apr

2 weeks ago | ahmedabadmirror.com | Kuldeep Tiwari

Summer is taking a toll on the health of Amdavadis with the city reporting 30% more heat-related illnesses than last year. It should be noted that summer temperatures this year have been on the higher side. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the city recorded a maximum temperature of 44°C on Monday, a degree above normal, and it is expected to rise by another 2 to 3°C in the coming days till April 30.
Summer dehydration fuels health emergency

2 weeks ago | ahmedabadmirror.com | Kuldeep Tiwari

The rising mercury has brought with it a sharp rise in urology and nephrology cases, with doctors reporting an uptick in urinary tract infections (UTIs), kidney stones, bladder issues, kidney infections, prostate problems and more. The common culprit, they say, is dehydration — with many patients either ignoring early symptoms or already belonging to high-risk groups.
Watch out! 99% of real estate agents in Guj operating illegally

2 weeks ago | ahmedabadmirror.com | Kuldeep Tiwari

Beware of real estate agents, brokers or consultants working without Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority (GujRERA) registration. The authority warns that operating without proper paperwork exposes these agents to heavy penalties. Industry sources paint a grim picture. Only a handful of real estate agents have secured GujRERA registration in Gujarat. The remaining 99 percent operate without this mandatory enrolment, putting themselves on the wrong side of the law.