Alongside healthcare, the Group has committed Rs 2,000 crore to build a leading-edge skill university and finishing school in Mundra. The institution aims to empower Indian youth with hands-on training and global exposure. “Through Schools of Excellence and collaborations with ITEES Singapore and IGCC, we are laying the foundation for a skilled, industry-ready workforce,” he noted.

Adani also spoke passionately about the Group’s cultural and social initiatives. “During the Maha Kumbh Mela, where over 650 million devotees gathered as one soul, one purpose, one heartbeat—our partnership with ISKCON allowed us to serve Mahaprasad to lakhs of pilgrims. More than 5,000 Adani employees volunteered, upholding the spirit and values we stand for,” he shared.

“At the Triveni Sangam, performing the sacred Ganga Aarti with my family was a deeply moving moment. For the Adani Group to be part of this spiritual gathering was one of the most memorable days of my life,” he added.

Concluding his address, Adani reflected on the enduring spirit of Indian enterprise and vision. “A nation’s future isn’t drafted in policy—it is carved by the risks entrepreneurs take. We’re not just laying concrete—we’re laying conviction. Highways that carry dreams, ports that move possibilities, and energy grids that power aspirations,” he affirmed.

“Let history remember us not for the size of our balance sheet, but for the strength of our resolve. Not merely for the markets we entered, but for the storms we weathered. For while anyone can lead in sunshine, true leadership is tested in turmoil,” Adani concluded.