Adani @ Rath Yatra
Wheels of Faith, Hands of Help: Brand Adani’s Enduring Legacy of Art of Giving to Lord Jagannath Rath Yatra in Puri
In the ancient temple town of Puri in coastal Odisha, where faith meets festivity in
the divine celebration of Lord Jagannath’s Rath Yatra, a quiet but powerful legacy
of giving has taken root.
For years now, the Adani Group has stood not just as a corporate contributor, but
as a devoted patron in the art of giving. In a world where CSR (corporate social
responsibility) often means ticking boxes, the Adani Group’s commitment to Puri’s
Lord Jagannath Rath Yatra tells a different tale — one of reverence, responsibility,
and continuity. Brand Adani’s support is not seasonal; it’s spiritual.
What began as an act of devotion will evolve into a sustained tradition. Every
summer, when the massive chariots roll through the streets of Puri, so too will the
unwavering support of a diversified conglomerate that sees its role not just in
financial aid, but in preserving the soul of India’s spiritual heritage. From
infrastructure improvements to sanitation facilities, water stations, and volunteer
deployment, the Adani Group’s assistance pledges to breathe life into logistics —
ensuring that devotion is never interrupted by discomfort amid the oppressive heat
during the nine-day-long festival.
This is not a headline-grabbing one-time gesture. It is a promise renewed, year
after year, quietly woven into the fabric of one of the largest religious gatherings
in
the world. The pilgrims may not always know who is behind the seamless
functioning of the event — but their safe, sacred experience is testimony to an
enduring bond.
For the Adani Group, the Rath Yatra represents a promise to preserve tradition and
a responsibility to ensure dignity, safety, and comfort for every pilgrim. From
sanitation and water supply to medical facilities and eco-friendly practices, their
efforts reflect a long-term vision for inclusive spiritual experiences.
In a world of momentary CSR, Adani’s involvement in Puri stands apart for its
continuity, its conscience, and its compassion.
Because for Brand Adani, the Rath Yatra is more than tradition. It is trust. It is a
legacy.