A: Hey, got any interesting news?
B: Not really, what's up?

A: Ah, there was a big news about this city called Ahmedabad in India!
B: Oh yeah? What's so special about it?

A: Well, it's a bustling city with over 7 million people and it's famous for its textile industry!
B: Wow, that sounds big! Is there anything else cool about it?

A: Yes! It's also growing fast with a lot of construction and population growth. Plus, it's becoming a hub for education, tech, and science industries too!
B: Whoa, that's impressive! I didn't know Ahmedabad was so important.

A: And get this – UNESCO even named its historic city a World Heritage site back in 2017!
B: No way! That's really cool.

A: Oh, and here's another fun fact: They're building a super-fast train line connecting Ahmedabad to Mumbai, which is like 500 kilometers away! It'll use Japanese bullet train technology.
B: That's amazing! I can't wait to visit someday!
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Ahmedabad, where an Air India plane has crashed, is the largest city in the western Indian state of Gujarat which has a population of about 7.4 million.



A website operated by the Indian government and others describes the city as "the home of a booming textile industry."



It says that the city is witnessing a major construction boom and population increase, and it is a rising center of education, information technology and scientific industries.



UNESCO designated the Historic City of Ahmedabad as a World Heritage site in 2017.



A high-speed railway line is being built connecting the city with Mumbai, India's largest commercial city, 500 kilometers away. Japan's Shinkansen bullet train technology is being utilized for the railway route.