Jeet Adani, the younger son of India’s leading businessman and Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani, tied the knot with Diva Jaimin Shah, daughter of diamond businessman Jaimin Shah. The wedding took place at Belvedere Club in Adani Shantigram Township, Ahmedabad, following traditional rituals.

To ensure a memorable celebration, artisans from different parts of the country contributed to the wedding with unique designs and grandeur. Special handcrafted gifts were prepared for the guests. Adani collaborated with the Delhi-based NGO Family of Disabled, which was entrusted with creating hand-painted shawls for the couple. Renowned fashion designer Manish Malhotra also played a key role in enhancing the regal touch of these handcrafted items.

Paithani Sarees Ordered From Nashik
As part of the wedding arrangements, pearl-studded waistbands were designed, and artisans from Nashik, Maharashtra, were engaged to hand-weave Paithani sarees for the guests. These sarees, known for their luxurious craftsmanship, are admired across India and even internationally. The price of a single Paithani saree can go up to ₹11 lakh. For this grand occasion, Jeet Adani placed a significant order for Paithani sarees, bringing together at least 400 artisans from Nashik.

Rs 10,000 Crore Donation For Social Welfare
Gautam Adani not only kept the wedding simple but also marked the occasion with a ₹10,000 crore donation for social welfare. According to sources, this generous contribution reflects his philosophy of “Seva Sadhana hai, Seva Prarthana hai, aur Seva hi Paramatma hai” (Service is devotion, service is prayer, and service is the ultimate purpose).

The majority of this donation will be utilized to enhance infrastructure in the fields of healthcare, education, and skill development. The initiative aims to provide affordable access to world-class hospitals, medical colleges, top-tier K-12 schools, and a network of Global Skill Academies to ensure employment opportunities for all sections of society.