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Buxani Award for Mumbai Personality
DUBAI — Narsing Golani, a well-known social figure of Mumbai, has been named the recipient of Ishwaribai Buxani Lifetime Achievement Award 2009.
The award will be presented to him at a function in Mumbai on January 20, next year, under the auspices Friends of International Sindhis, Mumbai.
The award, given to people who excel in their chosen fields, was instituted in the year 1988 by Dr. Ram Buxani, a prominent resident of Dubai, in memory of his mother, Ishwaribai Jivatram Buxani.
Narsing Golani, an occupational civil engineer, was born in 1932 and has excelled in construction activity. He is chairman of the Builders Association of India and founder-chairman of Friends of International Sindhis under which he organised an unparalleled congregation of Sindhis at New Delhi in the year 1983.
He has also been the main player along with Suresh Keswani, fomer member of Indian Parliament’s Upper House, to activate the Sindhi Council of India, which is the only body connecting the community around the country.
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