Adani International School Tops Gujarat, Ranks Among India’s Best

Adani International School (ADIS), shine on the national stage. It recently earned the distinction of being ranked No. 1 in Ahmedabad, No. 1 in Gujarat, and No. 14 in India in the Education World India School Rankings 2025–26.

Cfore has also recognised ADIS as Ahmedabad’s No. 1 Emerging International School, reaffirming its rise as a centre of academic excellence and values-driven learning.

Rooted in the Group’s philosophy of Nation Building through Growth with Goodness, ADIS blends world-class infrastructure with a future-ready curriculum that nurtures honesty, courage, compassion and self-discipline — shaping global citizens grounded in Indian values.

Behind every accolade stands a passionate faculty, experiential learning and a vision to empower young minds to create a better tomorrow for India and the world.

Runway Pause for Tradition 

Thiruvananthapuram International Airport halts operations for the grand Arattu procession. In a rare confluence of faith and aviation, the runway at Thiruvananthapuram International Airport operated by Adani, came to a scheduled halt on 30 Oct 2025 from 16:45 to 21:00, to honour the centuries-old Alpashi Festival.  

One of Kerala’s most revered traditions, the festival’s climactic event—the Arattu procession—makes its way from the Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple to Shanghumugham Beach, crossing the airport’s runway en route. Led by the head of the Travancore Royal Family, sword in hand, the spectacle features caparisoned elephants, mounted police and rows of armed guards, watched by thousands of devotees who line the streets. 

The temporary closure reflects how Adani Airports embraces India’s living heritage—where devotion, history and modern infrastructure coexist in perfect harmony.