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October 2026

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“Behind Every Helmet, There Is A Life"

Priti Saldanha

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Over 3,000 employees and families pledge zero compromise on safety during Suraksha Bandhan celebrations.

Behind every helmet is a person. Behind every person is a family. And for them, the most important outcome of every shift is seeing their loved one return home safely. Safety starts with the person you see in the mirror."

With this core message from Vinod Bahety, CEO, Cement Business, Adani Cement reaffirmed its stance on zero compromise on safety during the 3rd annual Suraksha Bandhan initiative on 27 August 2026 across 45 plants and sites, including Ambuja and ACC.

Guided by Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani’s conviction that all workplace injuries and illnesses are preventable, the business combines Felt Leadership with modern technology—such as drones, sensors and robotics—to eliminate high-risk exposure.

A diverse group of women forming a circle, holding wrists, symbolizing unity and togetherness.
A group of men in white Adani shirts and pink wristbands stand in a circle, touching fists in unity.
Construction workers in hard hats and vests exchange pink heart-shaped objects.

Over 3,000 employees and families pledged zero compromise on safety during Suraksha Bandhan celebrations.

This year's event brought together more than 3,000 colleagues, children, and family members. Through morning Prabhat Pheris, safety skits featuring characters like "Bypass Babu" turning into "Suraksha Babu", and the symbolic tying of Suraksha wristbands, participants turned personal pledges into an organisational promise reiterating that safety begins with the individual in the mirror, ensuring every worker returns home safely every single day.

Behind every helmet is a person. Behind every person is a family. And for them, the most important outcome of every shift is seeing their loved one return home safely. Safety starts with the person you see in the mirror.

At its core, Suraksha Bandhan reaffirmed a simple belief that safety starts with “me”. When thousands embrace this together, "me" becomes "we", turning individual responsibility into a shared promise that every colleague returns home safely to those who matter most.