Gautam Adani's younger son Jeet gets engaged to diamond trader's daughter Diva Jaimin Shah at a low-key ceremony in Ahmedabad

Jeet Adani, the younger son of Gautam Adani, is all set to tie the knot with Diva Jaimin Shah, daughter of a diamond trader after the couple exchanged engagement rings on March 12.

The younger son of the Adani Group chairman got engaged to Diva at a low-key ceremony which was held in Gujarat's Ahmedabad. The engagement ceremony, held on March 12, was attended by the couple's close friends and family members, according to a report in Mid-day.

The soon to be daughter-in-law of Gautam Adani is a daughter of diamond trader Jaimin Shah who owns the diamond company C Dinesh And Co-Private Limited that is based out of Mumbai and Surat.

The billionaire's son, Jeet, is the Vice President Finance of the Adani Group. A picture from the couple's intimate engagement party has been making the rounds of the Internet.

As per the image, the couple wore pastel hues with delicate embroidery work. While Diva looked regal in her lehenga set flaunting undertones of pink and blue.

It's not yet revealed when the couple will be tying the knot, but we can expect the two to exchange their vows by the end of the year or early 2024.

Adani's elder son, Karan is married to Paridhi Adani, the daughter of advocate Cyril Shroff. Paridhi is an advocate as well.

All You Need To Know About Jeet Adani
Jeet is the younger son of the industrialist who is one of the richest men in the world.

Jeet finished his studies from the University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

He then joined his father at the Adani Group in 2019. As per the website of Adani Group, Jeet handles strategic finance, capital markets and government policy.

He also leads the Adani Airports and Adani Digital Labs.

Apart from being a part of the family business, Jeet is also an aspiring pilot. He once even shared a picture where we see him behind the wheel of a plane. "Wishing all fellow pilots and budding aspirants a happy world pilot's day," Jeet captioned the image.