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Adani Says Ports and Green Energy Projects Transform Local Economies

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Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani highlighted how large infrastructure projects can fundamentally reshape the economic landscape of surrounding regions. He cited Mundra in Gujarat as a prime example, noting it is now India's largest port despite being considered a marshy, industrially barren coastline three decades ago. Adani argued that conventional rating assessments at the time would have written off the location entirely. His remarks underline the long-term economic potential that major port and green energy developments can unlock in previously underdeveloped areas.

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