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Gautam Adani announced a ₹60,000 crore investment to transform India’s healthcare sector, calling for a full-blown “entrepreneurial revolution.”
The deets: the Adani family will set up Adani Healthcare Temples which are 1,000-bed hospitals in Mumbai and Ahmedabad in collaboration with US-based Mayo Clinic.
Mayo Clinic is one of the world’s top hospital systems, known for its research, clinical care, and medical education. By joining hands with them, Adani aims to ensure that the upcoming Adani Healthcare Temples are not just large in size but also world-class in standards.
These AI-driven hospitals will combine clinical care, research, and training to set new benchmarks in affordability and innovation.
Context: this ₹60,000 crore healthcare investment traces back to Gautam Adani’s 2022 philanthropic pledge made through the Adani Foundation.
The why: Adani says India needs scalable, tech-integrated healthcare infra, not just slow evolution. The funds come from a larger pledge towards health, education, and skill development.
The goal? Adani aims to fix structural healthcare gaps by backing AI diagnostics, mobile rural surgical units, and pandemic-ready infra. The model focuses on convergence of tech, management, and medicine.
Adani’s ₹60K crore pledge is part of a bigger $100B five-year capex plan, marking his push beyond infra into impact-led sectors.
