Gujarat

As per a government survey, manufacturing jobs have surged by 7.6%, while wages saw a 5.5% increase, underscoring the country’s impressive economic recovery post-pandemic.

According to police reports, the woman began experiencing heavy bleeding during the encounter, which frightened both her and her 26-year-old boyfriend. Instead of seeking immediate medical assistance, the boyfriend searched online for ways to stop the bleeding.

Senior police officer Rajdeep Singh Jhala confirmed the incident, saying that the child's body was found at the school on Thursday evening, causing panic in the area. A post-mortem revealed the cause of death as suffocation. The police registered a case and launched an investigation, forming 10 teams to probe the matter.

Railway personnel in Gujarat and Rajasthan successfully averted potential train derailments caused by deliberate tampering with tracks. These incidents, along with a freight train derailment in Mathura, have heightened concerns about railway security and potential sabotage attempts.

On Narendra Modi's birthday, explore how his journey from a tea seller in Vadnagar to India’s Prime Minister showcases his remarkable perseverance and determination.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate India’s first Vande Bharat Metro on September 16, connecting Ahmedabad and Bhuj. Covering 360 km in 6 hours 45 minutes, the train offers affordable fares starting at Rs. 30, enhancing connectivity and travel options between these key cities.

The helicopter was launched for medical evacuation of a seriously injured crew onboard Indian Flagged Motor Tanker Hari Leela, about 45 kms from Porbandar into sea. The mission was launched in response to a request received from the Master of the vessel.

Widespread light to moderate rainfall is expected across West and Central India throughout the week. The IMD has also warned of isolated very heavy rainfall over Saurashtra and Kutch in Gujarat on September 2 and 3, where the impact of the cyclone is expected to be most pronounced.

The Gujarat Forest Department, with assistance from several NGOs, has been actively engaged in rescue operations. Alongside the 40 crocodiles, the teams have also rescued 75 other animals, including snakes, cobras, five large turtles weighing approximately 40 kilograms each, and a porcupine, as the city begins to recover from the severe flooding.

Crocodiles measuring between 10 to 15 feet have been spotted in various parts of the city, including on roads, in parks, outside residences, and even on the premises of a university. In one alarming incident, a crocodile was found on the roof of a house inundated by the floodwaters.