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Gautam Adani’s Son Jeet Weds Diva Shah in a Traditional Ceremony

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Updated At : 05:34 PM Feb 09, 2025 IST
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Gautam Adani’s younger son Jeet married Diva Shah at an intimate, traditional ceremony in #Ahmedabad, Diva Shah is daughter of diamond merchant Jaimin Shah, No celebrity was invited to the wedding, Adani will throw a reception for employees, He donated Rs 10,000 crore for healthcare, education and skill development #gautamadani #JeetAdani #DivaShah #wedding

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