Adani Group's Mumbai Dharavi Project Is Transforming Lives, Says Gautam Adani

Over one million residents will transition from cramped, narrow lanes to a modern township featuring spacious layouts, under the Dharavi Project

Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani

Source : ANI

Adani Group's Mumbai Dharavi Project is transforming lives by empowering youth and providing skill development opportunities. Over one million residents will transition from cramped, narrow lanes to a modern township featuring spacious layouts, dual toilets, open spaces, schools, hospitals, transit hubs, and parks, said Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani during the 2025 Annual General Meeting.

"Our Dharavi Social Mission is uplifting youth through skilling, healthcare and employment programs. And over 1 million people will move from narrow lanes to a township that will feature spacious layouts, dual toilets, open spaces, schools, hospitals, transit hubs and parks," he said.

He also talked about the allegations on Adani Group, he said, "We were charged with allegations last year from US Department of Justice and ACC relating to Adani Green Energy... No one from the Adani group has been charged with violating the FCPA or conspiring to obstruct justice..."

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Adani Airports

Adani Airports experienced a landmark year of growth, handling a record 94 million passengers in FY25. "We also completed the first test flight at the greenfield Navi Mumbai Airport. This airport will open later this year with an initial passenger capacity of 20 million, of what will then become a 90 million passenger airport, giving us a 35 per cent share of India’s airport passenger traffic," said Gautam Adani.

Operation Sindoor

Talking about Operation Sindoor, Adani said, "Operation Sindoor made it clear that India knows the value of peace. But if someone dares to raise an eye, it knows to answer back in their language...As we salute our armed forces, we also bow our heads in grief for the lives lost in the tragic crash of Air India Flight 171. So many dreams were silenced in an instant. So many families were forever changed. We therefore carry both our gratitude and our grief as a reminder of what truly matters."