He claimed India’s policies now serve a few industrialists, not the people. Rahul alleged that Modi stopped Operation Sindoor after a call from Donald Trump, proving his weakness before the U.S. He said Modi bows to foreign pressure instead of standing for India’s interests.

Rahul praised Mahatma Gandhi and Indira Gandhi for their courage. He said real strength comes from bravery, not body size. He recalled Indira Gandhi’s bold stand during the 1971 war when she refused U.S. pressure to stop fighting Pakistan.

Taking a dig at Amit Shah, Rahul said Bihar’s land is scarce, yet Adani received crores worth of it. He added that Modi and Shah visit Bihar only during elections and vanish later.

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He accused the Modi government of helping big businessmen like Ambani and Adani. According to him, sectors such as roads, airports, and power have been handed to private companies. Rahul said earlier, youth found jobs in government offices, but today, they must depend on private companies or low-wage labor.

He told the crowd that India is divided into two parts. One belongs to billionaires like Ambani and Adani, and the other belongs to farmers, workers, and poor families. Rahul also said that land is taken from farmers and given to Adani for almost free. He called it unfair and said that Bihar’s youth are losing chances while the rich get richer.

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YSRCP chief Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy stated that the Adani Data Center agreement was initiated in November 2020 and that the foundation stone was laid in May 2023 during his tenure. He asserted that key groundwork, including infrastructure arrangements, progressed only under the YCP government.

Countering this, the TDP fired back, claiming that the project was conceived in 2019, when N. Chandrababu Naidu was the Chief Minister and that the initial understanding with the Adani Group was reached during their regime.

With both parties locked in a credit war, the Visakhapatnam Data Center has now become a fresh flashpoint in AP’s political battlefield.

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Jagan added that crucial infrastructure, including subsea cable connectivity, was initiated during that period. He emphasized that the combined efforts of YCP, the Adani Group, the Central Government, and the Singapore Government paved the way for the project.

He asserted that without the earlier foundation work and clearances, the present progress in Visakhapatnam would not have been possible.

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In the Bihar Assembly elections, development and job creation are the main issues. RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav promised one government job per family, but Khera questioned how the budget for 2.5 crore jobs would be managed. He accused the BJP of favoring industrialists and transferring land for almost nothing. Khera said industrialists should work, but not at the cost of public property.

He also criticized the BJP for using government schemes for election benefits, saying people now recognize such “election schemes.”

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The Google AI hub is a $15 billion investment over five years (2026-2030). It will feature gigawatt-scale data centre operations, a subsea cable network, and clean energy solutions. AdaniConneX and Airtel will collaborate closely to drive AI workloads in India, according to a company statement.

The project will expand India’s AI capabilities with purpose-built data centre infrastructure. It also emphasizes sustainability through co-investment in transmission lines, clean energy generation, and innovative energy storage systems, strengthening both the data centre and India’s electricity grid.

Gautam Adani called the partnership historic and transformative for India’s digital landscape. Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian said the AI hub will unlock growth for businesses, researchers, and creators. The project is expected to drive economic growth, digital inclusivity, and create tens of thousands of jobs in technology, construction, and clean energy across Visakhapatnam and beyond.

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In a letter to staff, Adani highlighted that the “cloud” of scrutiny lasting over two years has now been lifted. He praised employees for maintaining operational momentum while global attention focused on the group. Key projects in ports, power plants, airports, logistics, and renewable energy continued uninterrupted during this period.

Adani stressed that integrity, transparency, and innovation must remain central to the Group’s future. He urged employees to embrace transformation and shape the future proactively. “Either we shape the future into what we dream or be shaped by it into what we fear,” he noted.

The Chairman also thanked employees for their resilience during the controversy. He highlighted the Group’s recovery, rising market value, and strategic investments. Adani described the ordeal as a test that strengthened the organization and reinforced its commitment to the nation. He concluded by invoking pride, courage, and conviction for the future of Adani and India.

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