Adani company's 6,000kg iron bridge 'stolen' from Mumbai, 4 held
Friday, 7 July 2023 With no surveillance cameras around the spot, the police checked footage from cameras placed on the rest of the road and zeroed in on a large vehicle seen moving in the direction of the bridge on June 11. It turned out that the vehicle had gas-cutter machines, which were used to dismantle the iron bridge and transport it without informing Adani Electricity.
In Gujarat's Khavda region, the Adani Group has built the world's largest renewable energy park, harnessing India's abundant solar potential. Despite challenges like sandstorms and water scarcity, the park aims to generate 81 billion units of electricity, enough to power entire nations. This transformative project symbolizes India's commitment to sustainable development and renewable energy innovation.
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