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Hindi Movie Songs About Life (Zindagi)

admin — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 01:48:40 +0000

This is 4th of August, 2010 – Kishoreda’s 81st birth anniversary! Time to be reflective, joyous and sentimental! And since I’ve not been able to write and publish about other stalwarts from Hindi cinema music in the recent months, I shall dedicate this particular day to all past playback greats by compiling a list of Hindi movie songs about life (Zindagi). This shall be a work in progress and open to more additions later. So here we go again…Aaj kee shaam, Kishore Kumar, Mohammed Rafi tathaa sabhee anya diggajon ke naam!

Monsoon Showers In Ahmedabad (2010)

admin — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 21:47:01 +0000

Monsoon has finally arrived in Ahmedabad at the beginning of the first week of July 2010. Somewhat late in the view of the fifty odd human and the numerous bird and animal lives already lost in the preceding May-June heat. Respite at last from an unprecedented heat-spell anyway, that lasted from the early March to June end. I myself got ill twice during the last four weeks and still not fully out of its shackles. Here is an amateurish video – taken from my aging Nokia N72 – of the same initial showers that finally brought in the much needed respite for my city.

Osho Speaks On Fear

admin — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 02:34:29 +0000

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I came across Ram Gopal Verma’s latest blog post, where he speaks about getting scared by his own creations. Isn’t fearfulness man’s own creation anyway?

The last time I was scared

“It was 3’O’clock in the night. I just returned from a late night shoot of “Bhoot” to my apartment on the 8th floor. As I got into the bed and was trying to sleep I suddenly had a feeling that Manjeet the ghost in “Bhoot” was behind the cupboard near the wall. I felt my hair rise and I almost immediately laughed out loud at my own imagination. Manjeet’s laugh came out from behind the wall mixed with my own laughter. Startled, I looked at the wall. There was complete silence. I reminded myself that Manjeet was created from my own imagination and now my own imagination is trying to play tricks and scare the hell out of me with my own creation. I smiled to myself at the ridiculousness of it. My mind said that I go and check behind the cupboard and my sensibility said ‘No’. After a severe conflict between the two, I completely resisted the temptation to go and check. However after staring at the cupboard for a while in a low voice I called out Manjeet’s name. In reply there was a dead silence from behind the cupboard.”

Reproducing the comment I wrote in response to RGV’s rants.

“A few experiences to share in this regard. Firstly, I don’t get scared looking at my own room walls and the furniture set around, unless and until precisely choosing to do so. Often questioning why don’t I get scared of the swinging windows in air and the dry leaves making strange sounds all over my terrace – which otherwise should make for a serene night – can sometimes do the trick for me. No doubt, getting back to the senses and gloating over the effort, is the next obvious course. However, there have been a couple of more incidents that I should be mentioning here.

The slaying of a common friend and his servant’s in 2004 was one such incident. I learned of their gruesome end and the bizarre mystery surrounding the whole affair through the media and other friends. How the phone calls and people visiting them would go unresponded the whole day until finally the police barged in to find them brutality done with during that night. The ‘Desi’ method used by their paid killers, but their love for the ‘Videsi Tharra’ (wine) that they had sipped the previous night on the terrace, while awaiting for a SUV to take them away at dawn….all established through the forensics, and listened by me at length through common mouths. The case was to go unresolved later, but had me unsettled for a week or so on a personal level.

I could not walk around in my own house in the dark for an entire week, always seeking to keep one or the other corner of my house lit. Always living under the anxiety of the unknown and getting edgy at the slightest of movements and sounds from behind the objects, and that too for no obvious personal reasons. I’m basically a mediator who knows how to get rid of their undue mental burdens when it starts getting the better of them, but all in vain for that one tortuous week.

The other incident is somewhat funny in nature. I once lay on my bed thinking of the methods to scare the others of my own silly existence (or the lack of it), and began assuming to be dead while the rest others had no clue of my demise. That, those outside my room and in the neighborhood would come to know of my ghostly departure only after the next morning, and I would have started rotting and leaving a trail of bad odor and fear by that time. That, my room would be seen with suspicion and will have a ghostly shadow woven around it for a very long period. Obviously, my room grew remarkably darker and mysterious by the moment and made my own body so much unbearable, that I decide never ever to revisit this fantasy again.”

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Image courtesy of Osho International Foundation. New York. USA

And then I decided to check out Osho’s discourses on fear and compiled the following list of quotes and links with respect to that.

Fear And The Four Stages Of Love

(Sannyasworld.com)

“Fear is a negativity, an absence. This has to be understood very, very deeply. If you miss there you will never be able to understand the nature of fear. It is like darkness. Darkness does not exist, it only appears to be. In fact it is just an absence of light. Light exists; remove the light – there is darkness.

Darkness does not exist, you cannot remove darkness. Do whatsoever you want to do, you cannot remove darkness. You cannot bring it, you cannot throw it. If you have to do something with darkness, you will have to do something with light, because only something which has an existence can be related to. Put the light off, darkness is there; put the light on, darkness is not there – but you do something with LIGHT. You cannot do anything with darkness.

Fear is darkness. It is absence of love. You cannot do anything about it, and the more you do, the more you will become fearful because then the more you will find it impossible.

The problem will become more and more complicated. If you fight with darkness you will be defeated. You can bring a sword and try to kill the darkness: you will only be exhausted. And, finally, the mind will think: Darkness is so powerful, that’s why I am defeated.

This is where logic goes wrong. It is absolutely logical that if you have been struggling with darkness and you could not defeat it, could not destroy it; it is absolutely logical to come then to the conclusion that darkness is very, very powerful. I am impotent before it. But the reality is just the opposite. You are not impotent, darkness is impotent. In fact darkness is not there – that’s why you could not defeat it. How can you defeat something which is not?

Don’t fight with the fear otherwise you will become more and more afraid: and a new fear will enter into your being, that is: fear of fear, which is very dangerous. In the first place fear is absence and in the second place the fear of fear is the fear of the absence of absence. Then you go into a madness. You have taken a wrong step.

Fear is nothing but absence of love. Do something with love, forget about fear. If you love well, fear disappears. If you love deeply, fear is not found. Whenever you have been in love with someone, ever for a single moment, was there any fear? It has never been found in any relationship – if even for a single moment two persons are in deep love and a meeting happens, they are tuned to each other, in that moment fear has never been found. Just as if the light is on and darkness has not been found There is the secret key: Love more. If you feel there is fear in your being – love more. Be courageous in love, take courage. Be adventurous in love, love more, and love unconditionally, because the more you love the less will be the fear. And when I say love I mean all the four layers of love: from sex to samadhi.

Love deeply.”

Fearlessness is the total presence of fear, with the courage to face it – Osho

(Otoons.de/osho)

“So whenever fear comes to you, don’t suppress it, don’t repress it, don’t avoid it, don’t get occupied in something so that you can forget about it.

No! When fear comes, watch it.

Be face to face with it.

Encounter it.

Look deep into it.

Gaze into the valley of fear.

Of course you will perspire, and you will tremble, and it will be like a death, and you will have to live it many times. But by and by, the more your eyes become clear, the more your awareness becomes alert, the more your focus is there on the fear, the fear will disappear Like a mist. And once fear disappears, sometimes, even for only a moment, suddenly you are deathless.

There is no death.

Death is the greatest illusion there is, the greatest myth — a lie.

For even a single moment, if you can see that you are deathless.

Then no meditation is needed.

Then live that experience, then act out of that experience, and the doors of eternal life are open for you.

Much is being missed because of fear.

We are too attached to the body and we go on creating more and more fear because of that attachment.

The body is going to die, the body is part of death, the body is death — but you are beyond the body.

You are not the body; you are the bodiless.

Remember it.

Realize it.

Awaken yourself to this truth — that you are beyond the body. You are the witness, the seer.

Then death disappears and fear disappears, and there arises the tremendously glorious life — what Jesus calls ‘life abundant,’ or ‘the kingdom of God.’

The kingdom of God is within you.”

An Interesting Take By An Oshoite

(OSHO BYTES)

Accept fear

“If you have fear, you have fear- why make a problem out of it? You know that you have fear, just as you have two hands. Fear is there: accept it, note it. What will happen? Suddenly you will feel it has disappeared. And this is the inner alchemy — a problem disappears if you accept it, and a problem grows more and more complex if you create any conflict with it. It is there and nothing can be done about it. And when I say nothing can be done about it, don’t think that I am talking about pessimism to you, in fact I am giving you the key to solve it.”

It is good to tremble in darkness

“If a child is afraid in the dark, we say, “Don’t be afraid, be brave.” Why? The child is innocent- naturally he feels fear in the dark. You force him: “Be brave.” So he also forces, then he becomes tense. Then he endures the darkness but now tense; now, his whole being is ready to tremble and he suppresses it. This suppressed trembling will follow him his whole life. It was good to tremble in the darkness, nothing was wrong. It was good to cry and run, nothing was wrong. The child would have come out of darkness more experienced, more knowing. And he would have realized, if he passed through darkness trembling and crying and weeping, that there was nothing to fear. Suppressed, you never experience the thing in its totality, you never gain anything out of it. Wisdom comes through suffering and wisdom comes through acceptance. Whatsoever the case, be at ease with it.”

http://osho.com/library/

Traveling From Ahmedabad To Bhuj

admin — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 13:56:45 +0000

Bhujio Dungar (1)

Some videos and photographs of my short trip to Bhuj in January. These were shot from my Nokia N72 mobile and a Sony Digicam, while mostly traveling in a SUV from Ahmedabad to Bhuj and back home. The quality of shooting may not impress some of you for that reason.

Bhuj is the administrative nerve of Kutch – the district encompassing one-third area of Gujarat – and a key town along the Indo-Pak border. Although, Kutch is dominated by infertile lands and has had little development compared to the rest of Gujarat, the area’s trade and commerce has started improving under shri Narendra Modi’s articulate leadership in the recent years.

Much of the growth has continued to center around the coastal region though, comprising of Anjar, Gandhidham and Alang, and the interiors have yet to be fully awarded with those benefits. Nevertheless, the tourism centering around the great salt lake in the (interior) Rann of Kutch, where the annual Kutch Festival is held each year, is being promoted to evenly distribute the moolah.

As for Bhuj itself, a small summit called Bhujio Dungar (Hill) sits at one of its corners, but there is hardly any other attraction or the urban lure to help the area’s tourism grow. Yes, there is a Reliance Fresh Mall “in the whole of Bhuj town”, a major hospital and an Akashvani (Radio) Center apart from the basic amenities for sustenance. There is also a museum and a handicraft center called Bhuj Haat in the town, but nothing apart from that to excite the real wanderers. Lots of hard work ahead for the state government, if the area was to be marketed as a tourism hub.

While on the road, much of the infrastructure and green cover between Ahmedabad and Bhuj are found centered across the district of Ahmedabad. The highways connecting various towns are smooth enough though, and full of the essential and non-essential services to suggest why Modi has been hailed as a Chief Minister.

Traveling From Ahmedabad To Bhuj (Mobile Video)

Traveling Back From Bhuj To Ahmedabad (Part -1)

Traveling Back From Bhuj To Ahmedabad (Part -2)

Some photographs

Ahmedabad-Bhuj Highway (1)

Ahmedabad-Bhuj Highway (2)

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Ahmedabad-Bhuj Highway (3)

Ahmedabad-Bhuj Highway (4)

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Ahmedabad-Bhuj Highway (5)

Ahmedabad-Bhuj Highway (6)

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Ahmedabad-Bhuj Railway Track (1)

Ahmedabad-Bhuj Railway Track (2)

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Kutch Salt Farms

Kutch Wind Turbines

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Bhujio-Dungar (2)

Bhujio-Dungar (3)

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Bhuj Town (1)

Bhuj Town (2)

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Bhuj Haat (1)

Bhuj Haat (2)

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Bhuj Haat (3)

Bhuj Haat (4)

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Bhuj Haat (5)

Bhuj Haat (6)

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Bhuj Haat (7)

Bhuj Haat (8)

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Bhuj Haat (9)

Bhuj Haat (10)

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Bhuj Haat (11)

Bhuj Haat (12)

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Bhuj Haat (13)

Kutchi Embroidered Sword

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Masala Dosa, Viramgam

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Bachchan Has Thumbed Down Modi Haters

Outspoken Gujarati — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 20:44:58 +0000

The world admires Amitabh Bachchan for many a things apart from his movies; the blend of his diplomacy being one among that virtuous list. He has had a sizable fan-following despite his fallen off box-office value post 1990, and they belong to all faiths, classes, languages, political idioms and nationalities. And while keeping this diverse fan-following content with his diplomatic grandeur, he has also had many face offs with the media about his public conduct. Much has been reported about his thriving relationships with as contrasting public figures as Amar Singh and Mulayam Singh on one hand, and Bal Thackeray on the other.

The pseudo-secularist focus of targeting anyone that may be trying to approve Modi’s governance has started to shift towards Bachchan as well now, after the latter’s open endorsement of his administrative caliber. Some of his own fans have been hurt badly due to his alliance with Modi. Bachchan has taken the usual diplomatic route to counter this situation. But, it gives enough scope for both the anti and pro-Modi posters to start shooting off their mouths and keep his blog moderators overtly busy. I couldn’t stop myself either from posting the following comment, which I shall share with my fellow Modi supporters now.

Haven’t been to your blog for a while, but I knew the Modi affair would not allow you settle down in the near future. And the reasons of it are amply clear. Modi evokes two contrasting emotions in India. Those who wish to see India as a strong and blooming country, to get rid of its “ifs and buts”, to get rid of its inefficiencies, strongly support Modi. While those willing to milk India’s corrupt and sluggish nature and wish the status quo being maintained, would always strongly oppose Modi. Because “Modi means the right change in the right direction” in a simple sentence.

How ironic, that those unwilling to debate communalism in its entirety accuse Modi of the same crime they have committed for generations now! They start debating the 2002 events from Feb 28, the day riots broke out and not from Feb 27, because if started a day earlier, they may have to explain the dynamics of the Muslim communalism that was the cause behind the Godhra train carnage and its political patronage from the so-called mainstream secular outfits.

In my teenage-hood days in the 80s, when the BJP in Ahmedabad used to be confined to a two square kilometer area only, and the Congress used to call shots allover Gujarat, Hindus had no peace in those days either. There was a family of seven Hindus burnt alive in a Muslim strong hold. Agitated Hindus responded by torching up six Muslims in yet another area. Mumbai’s top cop Julio Ribeiro had to be called in, but he couldn’t control the repeated stabbings by Muslim goons for weeks on. He then threatened to bring in tanks if the violence did not subside quickly.

The ruling Congress was known to support the city’s Muslim mafia in those days, who were additionally, part of Dawood’s extended network. A goon named Alamzeb was known to pay 20K rupees to any Muslim stabbing and killing any Hindu. Somebody killed their fellow Muslim and the money had to be paid to the victim’s family, Muslims used to openly brag of such flawed heroics in those days.

On his own part, P Chidambaram, who was part of Rajiv Gandhi’s ministry and once happened to visit Ahmedabad with Gandhi during another similar strife, had openly accused the Muslims of having supported the Muslim underworld and harmed the city’s peace in that course. A bootlegger called Abdul Latif had been elected from five Muslim dominated AMC wards in those days, while carrying out his jail term. He was latter photographed shooting dead a PSI during another riot, but always evaded arrest due to his “secular” contacts in Gujarat Congress. He was finally gunned down by Shankar Sinh Vaghela’s cops in the 90s in yet another fake encounter, but nobody, not even the media questioned it with the Congress being Vaghela’s alliance partner.

Those residing in Gujarat have known why things finally boiled up after the brazen carnage in Godhra. Both the sides were blood-thirsty demons that targeted only innocents, but they both were and not just the post-Godhra rioters. Let there be no doubt, that the things would not have been any different without Modi. The Gujarat electorate understands this simple truth without any tinge of doubt and hence has voted back Modi as their CM twice. He is widely known to be an incorruptible, workaholic and impartial administrator throughout Gujarat. Those trying to pick up only the negative half of the 2002 story are finally getting exposed with more and more people acknowledging Modi’s true caliber outside Gujarat.

(The author, a North Indian and who as a first time voter had voted for Rajiv Gandhi in the late 80s, was brought up in Ahmedabad since 1972 and knows a great deal of Gujarat’s transformation from a Congress stronghold in the 1980s to a BJP bastion in the new millennium.)

Madan Mohan Songs By Others

admin — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 17:46:47 +0000

And here is a list of Madan Mohan songs by several singers, including some duets by Lata Tai. Also, click here to go to the official Madan Mohan website to surf more about him.

Ab Agar Hum Se (Rafi-Lata)
Ab Tumhare Hawale Watan (Rafi)
Aye Dil Mujhe Bata De (Geeta Dutt)
Baad Muddat Ke Ye Ghadi (Rafi)
Barbad E Mohabbat (Rafi)
Bhor Aayi Gaya Andhera (Manna Dey and others)
Chirag Dil Ka Jalao (Rafi)
Dil Dhoodhta Hai (Bhupinder)
Ek Haseen Sham Ko (Rafi)
Han Yeh Mana Meri Jaan (Rafi-Balbir)
Har Koi Chahta Hai Ek Mutthi Aasman (Kishore)
Har Taraf Ab Yehi (Manna Dey)
Hindustan Ki Kasam (Rafi, Manna Dey & Chorus)
Hoke Majboor Mujhe (Bhupinder, Manna Dey, Mohd Rafi, Talat Mahmood)
Hoke Mayus Tere Dar Se (Ambar Kumar, Mohd Rafi, Shankar Shambhu)
Hum Chal Rahe The (Mukesh)
Hum Se Aaya Na Gaya (Talat)
Is Reshmi Paazeb (Lata-Rafi)
Kaun Aaya Mere Man Ke Dware (Manna Dey)
Likh Kar Tera (Lata-Rafi)
Mai Ri Main Kase Kahoon (Lata & ??)
Mera Naam Abdul Rehman (Kishore-Lata)
Mere Ishq Mein (Asha)
Phir Wohi Sham Wohi Gham (Talat)
Pyar Kabhi Kam (Kishore-Lata)
Saba Se Yeh Kah Do (Asha)
Seekhlo Seekhlo (Kishore-Asha-Usha Mangeshkar)
Shokh Nazar Ki Bijiliyan (Asha)
Tere Dar Pe Aaya Hoon (Rafi)
Tere Kooche Mein (Rafi)
Teri Aankh Ke Ansoon (Talat)
Teri Aankhon Ke Siva (Rafi)
Teri Nigahon Mein (Talat-Asha)
Tum Bin Jeevan (Manna Dey)
Tum Chal Rahe Ho Hum (Lata-Mukesh)
Tum Jo Mil Gaye Ho (Rafi)
Yeh Deewane Ki Zid Hai (Rafi)
Yeh Duniya Yeh Mehfil (Rafi)
Zameen Se Hamen Aasman Par (Rafi-Asha)
Zaroorat Hai Zaroorat Hai (Kishore)
Jhumka Gira Re (Asha)

Madan Mohan Songs By Lata Mangeshkar

admin — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:08:43 +0000

One of my priorities before I started blogging in Oct 2007 was to list all popular Kishore Kumar songs in my blog. Soon I deviated into Rafi, Lata, Asha and Mukesh genres as well. However, the endless hours spent on researching these song tracks has also made me appreciate composers and lyricists, and inspired to blog about them as well.

While trying to compile Lata Mangeshkar song lists, I came to know about the contribution Madan Mohan played in a large number of them. There is something special about their mutual effort. Madan Mohan, who basically wanted to act in Hindi movies, and who strangely had no Filmfare awards to showcase by the time he bid adieu to this world, enjoyed a great fusion of minds in Lata Tai. Pick any song by the duo, even the least played ones, and you might immediately be swayed by its enchanting romance, moods of dejection and refinement. Both had a great expertise in highlighting the female protagonist of the Hindi movies through Ghazals.

Gujarati Movie Songs And Videos

admin — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 18:10:35 +0000

I was looking for Gujarati folk and movie songs and Bhajans on youtube and came up with the following list. This also includes three songs by Kishoreda that I was so keen to have listed in my weblog.

Gujarati Folk And Movie Songs

Ke Odhani Odhu Odhu Ne

Maro Sona No Ghadulo Re

Hoo Amdavad No Rickshaa Walo – Kishore Kumar

Chalto Rehjey – Kishore Kumar

Mumbai nee Kamaani – Kishore Kumar

Kon Halave Limbdi

Pardesi Maniyaro

Gujarati Folk Music And Bhajans

Pankhida O Pankhida

Raakh Na Ramakada

Patay Raja No Garbo

Check out chamundamaa for more such videos.

Ek Taro Series

Check out abrat1313 for more such videos.

And here is a list of Bhajans from dharmaraksha on youtube.

Click this to watch some interesting clips on Praful Dave.

Mohammed Rafi Songs And Videos

admin — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 22:09:30 +0000

I googled for Mohammed Rafi songs and videos and came up with the following list of youtube profilese on his 85th birth anniversary. Will keep adding more to it in future, as they come along my way. For now, check these profiles to watch/ listen to their uploads. No better tribute to Rafi Saab than listening to his numbers and rejoicing at golden era Hindi music.

Hospitals You Should Know In Ahmedabad

admin — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 20:38:45 +0000

Gujarat has been witnessing a fair deal of growth in medical tourism in the recent years. Bulk of this clientèle has been received by Ahmedabad, where the quality of healthcare has broken new barriers in the last two decades. The ever expanding demand for advanced treatment from within and outside Gujarat has ensured that many state-of-the-art healthcare facilities were conceived in Ahmedabad and elsewhere in the same period. Ahmedabad has had three major state run hospitals until the mid 90s. This included Civil Hospital, Sheth Vadilal Sarabhai Hospital and LG Municipal General Hospital. However, several major facilities were launched by private operators in the ensuing years, thus providing a great fillip to healthcare and medical tourism in Ahmedabad and Gujarat as a whole.

Following is an overview of key Ahmedabad hospitals and clinics, sourced mainly from online resources.

Sheth Vadilal Sarabhai General Hospital

Second largest state run hospital in Ahmedabad. “A multi-specialist and multi-activity” facility for healthcare and ”a teaching Institute,” suggests the hospital’s own website.

Civil Hospital Ahmedabad

This state run facility is not only Ahmedabad’s but also Asia’s largest in nature. The hospital provides specialized diagnostic, therapeutic and rehabilitative patient care at affordable cost. With an infrastructure spread over 110 acres (0.45 km2) of land, Ahmedabad Civil hospital has several affiliate hospitals and medical institutes adding to its impressive profile.

L G Municipal General Hospital

e-mail: ms@cha.org.in

Bus Services from Lal Darwaja to Civil Hospital-

AMTS Bus No:- 112, 34, 31

Bus Services from Kalupur to Civil Hospital-

AMTS Bus No:- 116,117

Civil Hospital to Railway Station is 4 kms.

Civil Hospital to Airport is 5 kms

For more information: http://www.cha.org.in

The third largest state run hospital in Ahmedabad. Unfortunately, no information available online.

Situated at Maninagar, Ahmedabad.

Apollo Hospitals, Ahmedabad

Part of Apollo Hospitals, the largest private healthcare network outside the USA. A 400-bed quaternary care facility at the outskirts of Ahmedabad.

SAL Hospital And Medical Institute

Another multi-specialty hospital in Ahmedabad, being overseen by private sector. The hospital consists of 300 beds and 12 operation theaters, which include 75 beds for ICU care and 4 theaters for cardiac surgery. It offers healthcare for five major chronic diseases, viz. heart disease, stroke, cancer, chronic respiratory diseases and diabetes, and carries out nearly 1500 open heart surgeries, 7500 Cathlab procedures, 100 renal transplants and 3000 major surgeries in other specialities every year.

KRISHNA Heart & Super Specialty Institute

Started in 2000 as a high-end medical facility for cardiac care, Krishna Heart And Super Specialty Institute today caters to other highly specialized areas of medical care, such as Joint Replacement Surgery for Hip and Knees, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Onco Surgery and Minimally Invasive Surgeries. The institute offers all types of cardiac care, including Angiographies, Angioplasties, Cardiac Arterial By-pass Graft surgeries (“Open-heart” or “By-pass” surgeries).

Sterling Hospital, Ahmedabad

A leading hospital chain in Gujarat. High quality medical and surgical care in a multi-super specialty hospital in Ahmedabad – with 310 beds, 7 major operation theatres and 84 ICU beds. Provides critical care in Cardiology and CVTS surgeries, Neurology and Neuro- surgeries, Nephrology and Kidney Transplant, GI Medicine and Surgeries, Hematology, Oncology and Onco-surgery, Critical and Emergency Care, Trauma and Orthopedic, Neonatology as well as General Medicine and Surgeries.

Shalby Hospitals

Provides world class health-care facilities to patients from allover the world. Well known for its joint replacement treatment, 16000 TKR (Total Knee Replacement) conducted from 1995 till date.

Samved Hospital (Urology Division)

Samved Orthopaedic Institute

The Gujarat Cancer & Research Institute

Shardaben General Hospital

Bapunagar General Hospital

Rajasthan Hospital

Dr Jivraj Mehta Hospital

Medilink Hospital

Sushrusha Hospital Ahmedabad

Prathama Blood Centre

X-RAY HOUSE

Shreeji Orthopaedic And ENT Hospital

Dental Hospital

Sheth Hospital And Maternity Home

The Heart Care Clinic

Life Care Emergency Hospital

Karnavati Hospital

(List to be updated soon)