As part of the event, five top PGTI golfers will hold a special golf clinic for 50 children from the Adani International School. This initiative is part of Adani’s efforts to support young talent and promote golf at the grassroots level. It is also for India’s future bid for the 2036 Olympics, Adani showing to make the sport more accessible to future generations.

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The Adani Invitational Golf Championship 2025 is not just about competition; it’s about growing the game in India. The tournament has professional golfers a this game is to show their skills and also inspire young players too. By making golf a more interesting game and creating world-class opportunities for the Golf Players, Adani hopes to produce India’s future golf champions.

Legendary cricketer & Professional Golf Tour of India President Kapil Dev thanked Adani Group for the new Partnership for Invitational Golf Tournament 👏 pic.twitter.com/ZKFsp7zHn0

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This game gives young and aspiring golfers a chance to meet and learn from experienced professionals, helping youngsters to understand the game better and learn it for the future . From these efforts, the Adani Group is working to build a strong sports event in India, encouraging more young players to play a golf and aim for success on the global stage.

CVC Capital Partners are planning to sell most of their stake in the Gujarat Titans IPL team, valued at around 1-1.5 billion US dollars.

According to The Economic Times, the Luxembourg-based private equity firm is in talks with the Adani Group and Torrent Group about selling a majority of its stake in the Titans.

CVC Capital to Sell Majority Stake in Gujarat Titans

However, CVC Capital Partners will still keep a minority interest after the sale. CVC Capital Partners bought the Gujarat Titans for Rs. 5625 Crores in 2021, a year before the team made its first appearance in the Indian Premier League.There was a four-year lock-in period on the ownership, which is ending soon.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India doesn’t allow franchises to sell their stake before the lock-in period ends.With the lock-in period expiring in February next year, CVC Capital Partners are planning to leave their ownership of the Titans, who won the title in their first attempt.

Both Adani Group and Torrent Group initially showed interest in the franchise, bidding Rs 5,100 crore and 4,653 crore, respectively.

Gujarat Titans: Performance Over the Years

The Gujarat Titans have been very successful in the IPL, reaching the finals twice and winning once in three years.After Hardik Pandya left the franchise for a lucrative 15 Cr deal with Mumbai Indians, GT named young batter Shubman Gill as his successor.However, Shubman Gill had a tough start to his leadership, with the Titans finishing eighth in the ten-team standings.