Adani Group to Make Investments Worth More Than ₹1 Trillion in West Bengal Till 2035

Adani Group has plans to make investments worth more than ₹1 trillion in West Bengal in the next ten years and these include investments in ports, logistics, power generation, roads, and data centers. 

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Group chairman Gautam Adani made this announcement while laying the foundation stone of a 2,000-bedded hospital at New Town, close to Kolkata on Thursday. This multi-specialty hospital will be known as Adani Arogya Mandir and ₹4,000 crores will be invested in the healthcare project. 

The healthcare project is likely to generate 10,000 jobs. 

2,000-bedded hospital to come up in New Town 

The project was announced by Adani and West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari. 

2,000 beds of this hospital will include 1,000 beds for poor and economically backward classes without charging anything. 

Beyond this, this project is not just a healthcare center; it is also meant to be an educational and research institute for medicine, and finally it will also have facilities like student hostels, staff quarters and other infrastructure. 

Patients from eastern and northeastern parts of India, as well as neighboring countries, will come here for treatment. 

From healthcare to infrastructure 

The New Town hospital is only one part of the group’s plans for West Bengal. 

Adani said investments in the state would also flow into ports, logistics, power, roads and data centres. Taken together, the group plans to put more than ₹1 trillion into West Bengal by 2035. 

The report does not give a sector-wise split of that investment or individual timelines for the proposed projects. 

West Bengal government working with Adani Group 

Adhikari said the state government was working closely with the group on West Bengal’s industrial and healthcare landscape. 

According to the chief minister, he had approached Adani for investment after taking office in May. Within a few months, the hospital project had reached the foundation-laying stage. 

Adhikari also said he had asked Adani to support efforts to revive the state’s industrial sector and had received an assurance of assistance. 

The group’s association with West Bengal, he noted, is not limited to the hospital. He referred to its involvement in the restoration of the heritage Writers’ Buildings as well as its association with Durga Puja. 

For the larger investment plan, however, details remain limited to the overall commitment and the sectors identified. The clearest project on the table so far is the ₹4,000 crore Adani Arogya Mandir a 2,000-bed hospital that is expected to generate 10,000 jobs.