By Admin 
Adani group to invest north-east: In the next decade in the North East, about 50 thousand crore rupees will be invested by the Adani Group. It was announced by Gautam Adani, chairman of Adani Group during the Rising North East Investors Summit on Friday. He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the vision behind development in the north-eastern states. Speaking on the development of North East, he said that with the wakeup calls of PM Modi’s Act East, Act Fast and Act First, all these have started on the path of state development of the North Eastern.
This announcement of Gautam Adani proves how the focus on the northeastern states is continuously increasing. Along with this, how the Northeast is going to prove to be an important role in India’s development journey.
North East on the path of development
During the Rising North East Summit, Gautam Adani further said that a new chapter of India’s development saga was written in the hills and valleys of North East in the last decade. Along with this, he kept his agenda of development in a long time, stating the strategic importance of this region.
This announcement of investment in North-East on behalf of Adani has been made at a time when an investment of Rs 50,000 crore was announced by Adani Group only about three months ago. There is a plan to invest money on airport, aero city, city gas distribution, transmission, cement and road infrastractor.
At that time, Gautam Adani stressed that his group will be made worthy of his meaningful contribution in regional prosperity by strengthening the economic foundation of Assam. It is worth noting that earlier PM Modi inaugurated the two -day ‘Rising North East Investors Summit’ in Bharat Mandapam and said that investment will be promoted.
This summit has been organized by the Center and the states of North East. During this summit, there will be a special focus on tourism, guests, agricultural food processing as well as many other things including energy, entertainment, sports, IT.
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