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Adani Group Partners with Mayo Clinic, Contributes ₹6,000 Crore to Establish Two Integrated Health Campuses in India
According to the Adani Group, there are ambitions to create additional integrated Adani Health Cities in different cities and towns throughout India. Gautam Adani expressed his pride on X, stating, “We are excited to launch Adani Health City in partnership with Mayo Clinic, pioneering world-class medical research, affordable healthcare, and education.”
He further elaborated, “With the establishment of two 1,000-bed hospitals and medical colleges in Ahmedabad and Mumbai, we aim to introduce cutting-edge medical innovation throughout India. This marks the beginning of our journey towards a healthier and stronger nation—one campus at a time.”
The Mayo Clinic, recognized as the world’s largest integrated not-for-profit medical practice, will lend its expertise in healthcare excellence to the project. Each Adani Health City campus is expected to feature hospitals, medical colleges with an annual enrollment of 150 undergraduate students, over 80 residents, and more than 40 fellows, alongside step-down and transitional care facilities and state-of-the-art research centers.
The AHC ecosystem is designed to cater to individuals from all socio-economic backgrounds, nurture the next generation of medical professionals, and prioritize clinical research, artificial intelligence, and biomedical informatics. The Adani Group is collaborating with Mayo Clinic Global Consulting to acquire strategic insights on organizational objectives and clinical practices for these campuses, emphasizing the integration of technology and the enhancement of healthcare quality.
Gautam Adani reflected on this initiative, stating, “Two years ago, my family committed Rs 60,000 crore to enhance healthcare, education, and skill development as a gift for my 60th birthday. The development of Adani Health City is the inaugural project stemming from this commitment, aimed at providing affordable, world-class healthcare to all segments of Indian society.”
He is optimistic that the partnership with the Mayo Clinic will significantly elevate healthcare standards in India, particularly focusing on complex disease management and medical innovation. Mayo Clinic’s expertise will extend to independent healthcare providers, ensuring a tailored approach to help clients receive the right insights from leading experts to attain their healthcare goals.
Mangaluru: Gold prices in the coastal city of Mangaluru have been reported at high levels today. The rate for 24 karat gold (99.9% purity) stands at Rs.14,962 per gram. The price for 22 karat gold (91.6% purity) is Rs.13,715 per gram. Meanwhile, 18 karat gold (75% purity) is being sold at Rs.11,222 per gram.
Mangaluru is well known for its deep cultural connection with gold. The city has a long tradition of buying and wearing gold ornaments. This tradition continues strongly even today.
Local jewellers say that demand for gold remains steady despite high prices. Many people still prefer to invest in gold for safety and long-term value. Gold is also an important part of weddings and festivals in the region.
Apart from its love for seafood, Mangaluru is also famous for its gold market. The gold trade in the city has a long history and continues to grow.
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Buyers are advised to check the latest rates before making a purchase. They can also use a gold rate calculator to get exact pricing based on weight and purity.
Experts say that gold prices may change depending on global market trends. Customers should stay updated and make careful decisions while buying gold.
In a major action against food adulteration, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in Pune has seized over 3,800 kilograms of mango pulp mixed with unsafe food colours.
The raid was carried out after officials received confidential information about illegal production activities in the district. Acting quickly, an FDA team traced the source to a manufacturing unit in Urse village in Maval taluka.
During the inspection, officers found that the mango pulp was being prepared using unauthorised food colours and other banned substances. These materials are not allowed under food safety rules and can be harmful to consumers.
The unit was reportedly operated by Mohammad Ekramul, also known as Akram Gulam. Authorities said the facility was violating multiple food safety regulations.
Officials immediately seized the adulterated stock and stopped further production at the site. The FDA has also begun investigating the supply chain to identify where the products were being distributed.
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Authorities warned that strict action will be taken against those involved in food adulteration. They also urged the public to stay cautious while buying food products, especially during the mango season.
Further investigation into the case is currently underway.
Ahmedabad: In an inspiring story of resilience and passion, 98-year-old Prabhavati Bhagwati from Ahmedabad has become a viral sensation for her small food business. She began selling traditional Gujarati snacks at the age of 91, proving that age is no barrier to pursuing one’s passion.
Prabhavati Bhagwati was born in 1927 and lived a happy life with her husband, Praful Bhagwati. The couple shared 68 years of marriage. However, her life changed in 2017 after her husband passed away. With her children living separately and her grandchildren grown up, she found herself alone at home.
Cooking had always been her way of expressing love. After her husband’s death, her kitchen felt empty and quiet. Instead of giving up, she decided to turn her passion into a purpose. At the age of 91, she started preparing and selling homemade Gujarati snacks.
Her food quickly gained popularity among locals. People admired not only the taste of her dishes but also her dedication and spirit. Today, at 98, she continues her work with the same energy and enthusiasm.
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Prabhavati’s journey has inspired many across the country. Her story is widely shared on social media, where people praise her determination and positive attitude. She has become a symbol of strength, showing that it is never too late to start something new.
Her life sends a powerful message: passion and purpose can give new meaning to life at any age.
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