A thorn in Gautam Adani’s airports crown

The entrepreneur has been relentless in his pursuit to become India’s largest airport operator. But COVID-19 has struck at the heart of his business plan. Can he overcome the setback?

23 July, 202118 min
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A thorn in Gautam Adani’s airports crown

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