According to the Annual Report of the Periodic Labor Force Survey (PLFS), in the year 2023- 24, in Gujarat for all age group Labour Force Participation Rate (LFPR) was 49.6%, higher than national average of 45.1%.  Worker Population Ratio (WPR) was 49.1%. Literacy rate stands at 78% . The sex ratio, as per Census 2011, is 918 females per 1,000 males.

Gujarat is forefront in establishing and maintaining good health infrastructure at various levels. During the year 2024-25 (upto November-2024), 355 Community Health Centers, 1499 Primary  Health Centers and 9231 Sub Health Centers are functional  in the State. The state has been ranked first in the healthcare well-being sector for the second consecutive time in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Index 2023-24 by NITI Aayog.

The number of educational institutions imparting primary education in the State were 44,288 in the year 2023-24 with 78.47 students enrolled. The Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) in primary education for the year 2022-23 was recorded at 100.65.

In the year 2023-24, the number of Medical Colleges in the state was 40 and the number of seats was 7,050. Gujarat is also home to the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad, the National Insitute of Design, NIFT and many other premier institutions.

Gujarat is witnessing significant developments across various sectors. The state will host the country’s first Bio-Safety Level-3 (BSL-3) laboratory, which will be established at AIIMS, Rajkot, advancing the healthcare sector. In October 2024, a historic milestone was achieved with the inauguration of the TATA Aircraft Complex in Vadodara. The Hon. Prime Minister of India and the Spanish President jointly opened this complex, which will be used for the manufacturing of C-295 transport aircraft at the TATA Advanced Systems Limited Campus, marking a major development in Gujarat’s aerospace and defense manufacturing sector. Additionally, the state is set to be part of a major transportation revolution with the launch of the country’s first bullet train, connecting Ahmedabad and Mumbai. The high-speed train will cover the 508-kilometer distance between the two cities, further enhancing Gujarat’s infrastructure.

With 200+ industrial estates and 33,000+ hectares of industrial land, the state has several sector-specific industrial parks like PM-MITRA Park, Ceramics Park, Bulk Drug Park, etc. The state also has an extensive 100 private industrial logistics, Textiles & Apparel parks. Gujarat is home to India's first operational Smart City, GIFT City with India's only International Financial Services Centre.

The state has 1 major port and 48 non-major ports, making it an important destination for cargo handling. Gujarat is well-connected with 19 operational airports, 4 of which are international; in addition to 5,220+ km of railway route length and over 2,20,000 km of well-surfaced roads including National, State Highways and District Roads. The DMIC corridor provides further impetus to Industrial growth in Gujarat as 38% of the corridor lies in the state.

There are 20 Functional SEZs, Dahej Petroleum, Chemicals & Petrochemicals Investment Region(PCPIR) spanning across 453 sq. km established for manufacturing facilities for domestic & export led production of petroleum, chemiclas and petrochemicals.

Gujarat's utility infrastructure is robust, with a power generation capacity of approximately 30 GW, ensuring a continuous, uninterrupted supply of electricity, at a peak power capacity of 15 GW. Additionally, the state has a comprehensive operational pipeline gas grid network spanning over 2,600 km across 25 districts, effectively connecting major industrial hubs.

Gujarat is ranked 1st in installed Wind power capactiy, 2nd in installed Solar Power capacity and overall Renewable power capacity. The world's largest solar wind park is also being developed in the Kutch District with a capacity of 30,000 MW. The state government launched the Gujarat Renewable Energy Scheme in 2023 to tap into 36 GW of solar capacity and 143 GW of wind capacity in the state. The state is also home to India's first 24x7 solar-powered village, Modhera. The state's renewable energy capacity stands at 18%.

As part of the efforts to promote a cleaner and greener Ahmedabad, the state’s largest waste-to-energy plant has been established at Piplaj. The plant started on PPP basis at Pipalaj will generate 15 Mega watt per hour electricity by disposing of 1,000 metric tonnes of waste on a daily basis.