Gujarat

A lion in Jafrabad Port, Gujarat was recently rescued after locals spotted it jumping into the Arabian Sea. Watch the entire, dramatic video here.

2015 was the year of many unseen and unsung heroines - women who broke stereotypes and achieved immense success for themselves and their communities. Here is a loud shout out to 5 such amazing women and their brilliant work.

These young girls in a Gujarat village, all in the age range of 21-26 years, have put an end to open defecation, provided clean drinking water, constructed roads, installed solar lights and much more! Know more about this impressive team.

Chris Bray and his wife Jess came to India for a whirlwind 3-day visit. They had a very specific mission: locate a girl with a pink bracelet and her family as well. Read on to know more about this miraculous story.

Electric buses might soon be seen plying on the streets of Gujarat, as the state government is all set to introduce a pilot project to run six of them between Gandhinagar and Ahmedabad.

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.

A garba dance venue in Ahmedabad will do more than just celebrate Navratri this year – the organizer has decided to use the festivities for a cause and help spread awareness about the evil practice of female foeticide in the state.

'Jeevan Aastha' - that's the new helpline launched in Gujarat to help people who are coping with issues like suicidal tendencies, stress, and anxieties. The number is 1800233330.

The story of a beautiful relationship shared by the volunteers and students of a Footpath Paathshala, which has given new dreams and confidence to street kids. Here's more on how a school can run completely on strong will and dedication.

The king of the jungle seems to have found a friend in the villagers living around Gir forest. The lion population has shown a healthy development and increased considerably. For this, the forest officers give credit to the villagers who treat the lions as their own.s who treat the lions as their own.