The Adani Group is set to announce a Rs 20,000 crore investment in Northeast India at the Rising Northeast Investors Summit, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi today. The summit, held on Friday and Saturday, aims to position the region as a hub of opportunity, uniting investors, policymakers, and stakeholders.
Adani’s plan puts energy front and center, with a giant 3200 MW thermal power plant in Assam as the star of the show. They’re also gearing up to boost power transmission and dive into greener options like solar and nuclear energy, showing they’re serious about sustainability while keeping up with the region’s growing energy demands.
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Buzz is that Adani, alongside heavy-hitters like Reliance—who are ready to share their own plans for Jio and Retail—is pumped to tap into the Northeast’s hidden opportunities. The region’s already stealing the show, with the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region raking in Rs 4.22 lakh crore in investment proposals through global roadshows.
Just last February, Adani and Reliance pledged Rs 50,000 crore to Assam, with Tata tossing in Rs 27,000 crore, proving the Northeast is the place to be. Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia called it a key piece of India’s growth puzzle at the summit.
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Adani’s investment is expected to spark new jobs and spruce up infrastructure, giving the Northeast a major economic lift. With big players and supportive government policies in the game, the region’s headed for a total transformation.
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