(1) Chew, who was raised a Roman Catholic in Calcutta, doesn't claim to be an expert on Gujarati politics or society, but the reports she heard from the region were so disturbing that she felt she had to visit the area on her trip to India last year.

(2) Unlike Punjabis or Gujaratis , Malayalis could never settle down in a place away from their homeland.

(3) Even in Gujarat, the Muslim Gujaratis did not retaliate.

(4) It also has volunteers from the Asian community who speak different languages and has produced copies of its information leaflet in Punjabi, Gujarati , Chinese, Urdu, Bengali and Hindi.

(5) Given his Bharuch ancestry, he, one is sure, is reasonably well-versed in Gujarati language and is therefore in a position to read the leaflet in original.

(6) Amidst this unnerving display of journalistic cussedness, some Gujarati newspapers tried hard to sustain professional standards.

(7) You can also swear in Hindi, Urdu, Gujarati , and several other Indian languages.

(8) Living up to its name, the festival brings ‘quotes’ from real voices, who speak different languages - from Gujarati to Tamil.

(9) When the Indian state of Gujarat was hit by an earthquake in 2001, thousands of families among Britain's estimated 650,000 people of Gujarati descent were directly affected.

(10) She points out that the special dietary requirements of many Indians, especially Gujaratis , also showed the need for a special packaged tour geared to the community.

(11) Women speaking Tamil, Gujerati , Hindi, walking in twos and threes, single file at the edge of the road, headed toward vegetables or saris, strewn out on white cloth-covered mats in tiny shops open to the street.

(12) Bhili, a language similar to Gujarati , is spoken by tribal groups in northern and eastern Gujarat.

(13) Despite the economic advances made by many Indians, including many Gujeratis , those of rural Gujerati origin have been, relatively speaking, left behind.

(14) Very recently, TV Channels have moved quickly from being just Hindi or English channels to covering other languages like Marathi, Gujarati , Bengali and Punjabi through their brands.

(15) As a young girl this Gujarati actress aspired to become a pilot, but her destiny has taken her to the hustle and bustle of Bollywood.

(16) In Belgium, in the northern city of Antwerp, hub of the world's diamond trade, in which so many Gujarati traders are active, a party called Vlams Blok has gained prominence.

(17) Other Gujaratis who have taken shelter in Shorapur village complain of restlessness, getting upset easily and being irritable all the time.

(18) Were there expectations that they would marry Gujarati brides?

(19) I have sung in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati , Bengali, Urdu and English.

(20) In addition to Bangla, Red Hat is working on localization of other Indian languages including Hindi, Gujarati , Punjabi and Tamil.

(21) Some of the unique products include traditional Gujarati jewellery in white metal and silver, pure leather products, bedspreads from Gujarat and Rajasthan, and ornaments in semi-precious stones.

(22) You are either a Gujarati or you know the Gujarati language or you had settled in some part of Gujarat not long ago.

(23) Beautiful girls, good-looking guys, pretty women, natty kids and gregarious uncles - all clad in traditional Gujarati attire - are having a blast.

(24) With the soothing sounds of the sitar in the background the troubles of the outside world melt away as you tuck in the huge range of authentic Gujarati dishes.

(25) Unlike the majority of the pioneering Indian population in South Africa, most Gujaratis did not arrive in the country as indentured laborers.

(26) And those days were dotted with Gujarati cultural events, mostly ‘Thandia’, danced with concentration by seven Gujarati women in their twenties.

(27) It's certainly possible - there have been small groups of Gujaratis in Tamil Nadu for centuries.

(28) The Gujaratis are a friendly, appreciative lot of people, hospitable but at the same time they practised simplicity and sobriety.

(29) In contrast to the situation in the United States, Gujaratis in Britain are still predominantly working class or petty bourgeois.

(30) Such is the case for many speakers of a minority language, like Gujarati in Britain, or French in provinces of Canada where francophones are in a minority.