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HISTORY OF TEXTILE INDUSTRY IN AHMEDABAD
After its creation in 1411, the city went through successive periods
of glory and decline. It flourished during the 16th and 17th centuries
when it became one of the finest cities in India and then waned
during the 18th century, when the Marathas challenged the might
of the Mughal Empire. It rose to prominence once again with the
establishment of the textile industry and as Gandhi’s base
for the nationalist movement for Indian Independence.
Ahmedabad became the base camp for the Indian freedom struggle
with Gandhiji’s Sabarmati Ashram on the outskirts of the
city, the core. From here he guided India to freedom. After the
freedom movement this city of textiles often called the ‘Manchester
of the East’ became a national pilgrimage, a symbol of non-violence
and peace. Though the capital of Gujarat was shifted from Ahmedabad
to Gandhinagar, it is still the second largest industrial city
in western India. Over a period of time Ahmedabad has consolidated
its position as a vibrant business and commercial city but is
also famed as an academic centre with a number of premier institutions
of higher studies located here.
Ahmedabad is also the main centre of the huge textile industry.
With increasing liberalisation at both the economic level and
at the societal level, business protocol adheres to western standards.
Textile
Industry :
The
history of Ahmedabad proves that the important it enjoyed was more
as a centre of textile industry with a countrywide fame than as
a capital or as city of unique architectural beauty. It is rightly
said that Ahmedabad’s prosperity was wellknit with three threads,
the silken, the golden and the cotton. The trade of Ahmedabad would
have kept it in the limelight even if it had nor been the capital
or the centre of art and architecture, and it is only the enterprising
spirit of this land that has created the Ahmedabad of today out
of crisis in the past. Had it nor been for this ahmedabad would
have been nowhere after the great disorder which was the consequence
of the Maratha and the Peshwa rule. Industries which had developed
during the regime of the independent Sultans and Moguls were ruined
in this period of disorder. Higher middle class people due to fear
for safety of life and property and the lower classes due to unpeaceful
conditions had left the city and as we have seen in an early chapter
the population of 12 lacs was reduced to 80000 in 1818 when the
British took possession of the city. Te present revitalization and
the glory of the city also is due to its progress in industry and
commerce. When Ahmedabad was captured by the British, Europe was
then experiencing the birth pangs of the machine age. Raw materials
were for the first time turned into finished products by machines
on a large scale and with a great ease.
Manufacturing
Industries :
This was the position for about seventy five years but it seems
that Ahmedabad was destined once more to regain its past prosperity.
Sjt. Ranchhodlal Chhotalal broke the ice by starting the first spinning
mill in Shahpur (1861). The attempt was so successful that after
that many other mills were started. Ahmedabad again became a leading
centre of industrial and commercial activities. In the year 1905
there were about 33 textile mills in the city. The textile industry
was the most flourishing industry and consequently attracted attention
of many of the wealthy families.
Mahatma Gandhi who emerged as a great political leader began to
advocate khadi in place of foreign cloth and this movement also
helped the Swadeshi cloth to a great extent. Such favourable circumstances
helped to develop the textile industry of Ahmedabad which in due
course could achieve the title of Manchester of India. That was
really a golden opportunity for developing the manufacturing industries
of Ahmedabad. Mills like Calico, Arvind, Jubilee, Ambica etc, seized
the opportunity and began to manufacture such a fine wuality of
cloth that it could easily replace British cloth in the Indian markets.
Not only that but because of the finest quality of Indian cloth
some countries encouraged its imports and mills could outlook of
Ahmedabad was thus changed by two personalities, namely Sjt. Ranchhodlal
Chhotalal and Mahatma Gandhiji in their different ways. It is needless
to dwell here on this subject as the history of textile industry
in Ahmedabad is discussed in a separate chapter. But it is desirable
to acquaint ourselves with various other subsidiary industries of
the city.
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THE TEXTILE ASSOCIATION
(INDIA) AHMEDABAD UNIT:
The Textile Association
(India) the largest professional body is having more than 20,000
members, spread all over the country in 27 units. The Ahmedabad
Unit is fortunate of being second in the organization, started 60
years ago with 144 members is now having membership 4000 no doubt
the Textile Association which use to represent only composite mills
in the past is now since one decade spread widely having its membership
from decentralized sector & allied industries too. To-day Ahmedabad
Unit is completing its existence of 60 years and to commemorate
the Diamond Jubilee it has hosted 63rd A.I.T.C alongwith TMEx’08
exhibition.
Well friends, 60 years is an unique achievement for an individual
as well as for any organization. When we look to the past, Ahmedabad
unit has a glorious history of activities and achievements. Friends,
can you ever imagine that the Ahmedabad unit started 60 years ago
in a small 10x10 garage at Kankaria is now having its own magnificent
building on the bank of River Sabarmati with its full fledged office
auditorium hall and an open air theater. It is purely because of
a few selfless stalwarts who have worked very hard during those
days. Here we would like to make a special mention of two great
leaders Dr. Vikram Sarabhai & Shri P. H. Raval, who were a source
of inspiration in those days to our Ahmedabad Unit, well amongst
them Shri P. H. Raval provided leadership as president to the unit
continuously for 12 years.
Let us mention with proud that Shri P. H. Raval’s confidence
& leadership alongwith members of building committee sharvashri
J. M. Dalal, K.M. Patel, P. M. Banker, B.S. Patel, N.H. Shah, M.
H. Mehta & B. A. Shah’s ever readiness for any amount
of work at any time, as we as fullest support from industry’s
stalwarts like Shri Kasturbhai Lalbhai, Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, Shri
S. A. Kher & Shri R. R. Anada has fuifilled the cherished dream
of an office building being materilised into a huge premises.
As a result of its image and technical capacity, about 20 years
back the State Government had entrusted the Technical survey of
closed Textile Mills of Gujarat, and with the co-operation of our
senior Technocrats, we were able to complete the survey of 22 closed
mills of Gujarat and submitted the reports to the Govt. of Gujarat
which were quite appreciated.
It is our privilege to mention here that on account of numerous
activities in different areas and excellent administration, the
Ahmedabad unit is fortunate in winning the Best unit Rotating Trophy
floated by our central office continuously for the last three years,
whereby Ahmedabad unit could achieve hatrick in the history of the
unit so far, which is an additional feather in the cap of the members
of Ahmedabad Unit.
THE
BIRTH OF AHMEDABAD UNIT:
The Ahmedabad Unit came into existence as the sixth unit of The
Textile Association (India) on 16th November,1948 on Dev-Diwali
day, with a membership of 144 technicians. A provisional managing
committee was formed to carry out the activities with an initiative
and personal involvement of Shri V. M. Deshpande the Weaving Master
of Arvind Mills, who was general secretary of all India body. Shri
S. H. Gidwani of Calico Mills was the first president initially
for sometime and Shri V. M. Despande was the first Hon. Secretary
of Ahmedabad Unit- Among others sarvashri A.C. Balaram, P.H. Raval,
P. M. Banker, N. H. Shah, J. M. Dalal, P. S. Trivedi, B. B. Mitra,
C. N. Sharma, B. D. Trivedi & C. J. Patel were Chief pioneers
of the Ahmedabad unit.
KHAT MAHURAT-VASTUPUJAN AND INAUGURATION:
Late Shri P. H. Raval, the then President of Association laid foundation
stone of this hall on 9th October,1959. Exactly after six years
the vastupujan ceremony was performed by Shri and Smt. B. A. Shah,
the then Hon. Secretary and late Prof. M.S. Thacker, the then member
of the Planning Commission and renowned scientist of our country
inaugurated it on 23rd May,1965. The total cost of this hall and
surrounding office was of Rs. 6 lakhs It has a sitting capacity
of 771 persons with all facilities of auditorium fulfilling the
requirements of public community hall. Dinesh Hall is equipped with
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Vastupujan
at Dinesh Hall |
FOUNDATION
STONE LAID DINESH HALL |
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AIR THEATRE:
With the increases in the membership and activities of the Association,
an idea was mooted to build an Open Air Theatre behind Dinesh Hall
on the bank of the river Sabarmati. As a result in October 1976,
the open air theatre came into existence with a big state and a
screen for projection having a sitting capacity of 2500 persons
from a donation of Rs. 35,000/- given by Smt. Ugaribai Chhotalal
Vakil Trust by the initiative of late Shri Kalyanbhai Gandhi and
ot was named as “C.C. Vakil Open Air Theatre.” The total
cost of the project was about Rs. 2 lakhs.
Within a short span of 12 years, the Association could built its
own office building with auditorium and open air theatre which is
fully utilized for the activities of the Association and over and
above that it is being let our for dramatics, musical, cultural
activities and for marriage parties to the general public, and thereby
fulfills both the educational and cultural needs of the members
& society at large. The head-quarter of the All India Body of
the Association also functioned through this premises during 1966
to 1979. At present the Ahmedabad office is well equipped with computer,
fax facilities & Inter Net connection.
HOUSING
SOCIETIES:
With a view to strengthen brotherhood amongst the members of Ahmedabad
Unit Two housing societies have been brought into existence in the
years 1958 and 1960, one adjoining to Dinesh Hall known as Textile
Technicians Co-operative Housing Society and the other opposite
to the building of Ahmedabad Textile Mills’ Association known
as Mill Officers’ Co-operative Housing Society.
LIASON
WITH OTHER ORGANISATIONS:
The Ahmedabad Unit has its healthy link with Research bodies like
ATIRA, BTRA, SITRA, NITRA, MANTRA(Surat), representative trade union
T.L.A., Ahmedabad Textile Mills Association, R.C.T.I., N.T.C. (Guj.)
Ltd.; & State Government. The Unit has its own library having
technical and management books concerning the textile and allied
industries and members are taking benefit of the same.
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ATIRA |
Calico
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ACTIVITIES:
· Seminars, Lectures, Group Discussion and Road show for
future events etc.
· Publishing Tex-View “UNIT” (Bi monthly)
· Joint Programme with other unit’s
· Joint programme with other associations
· Guidance lectures for ATA & GMTA Exam.
· Educational library
· Organising Conferences & Exhibitions
· Entertainment programme Get together for members
· Sponsoring other units
· Classes on Basic knowledge of Computer & Personality
Development
· Sports Activities
· Co-operative credit society
· Liason with state Government
· Arrange overseas tour for our technocrats
· Shri B. A. Shah Educational & Welfare Fund
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THE
TEXTILE ASSOCIATION (INDIA) : AHMEDABAD UNIT
NAME AND ADDRESSES OF THE OFFICE BEARERS FOR THE YEARS 2007-2009 |
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SHRI
T. L. Patel
President
18/B, Sarvodaya Nagar No.1,
Bhuyangdev Char Rasta,
Sola Road,
Ahmedabad - 380 061
Ph No. 27478150(R)
Mobile: 9327052035 |
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SHRI
VIJAY A. TRIVEDI
Hon. Secretary
H/22/211, Parth Apart.
Opp. Pragatinagar Bus Stand,
Naranpura,
Ahmedabad - 380 013.
Ph No.27485502 (R)
Mobile: 9924085303 |
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SHRI
ASHOK BHAGAT
Vice President
A-1/6 ,Devdutt Apartments,
Near Gopalak Society,
Kiran Park, Nava Vadaj,
Ahmedabad - 380 013.
Ph 27556447,27556739 (R)
Mobile:9426709671 |
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SHRI
ASHOK D. PATEL
Treasurer
F/9,Vasudha Appartments,
Nr.Vijay Park,
Nr.Milan Park, Navrangpura,
Ahmedabad - 380 009.
Ph No. 26426093(R)
Mobile: 9327048490 |
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SHRI
HIRABHAI J.PATEL
Chairman
B/16, Surjit Society,
India Colony,
Thakkarbapanagar Road,
Ahmedabad - 382 350
Ph No. 22762281(R)
Mobile: 9898290666 |
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MADHUBHAI S. PATEL
Jt. Hon. Secretary
"VRAJ" B/h Dena Bank,
Nr. Naranpura Rly.Crossing,
Ahmedabad - 380 013.
Ph No. 27551589(R)
Mobile: 9428044399 |
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SHRI
BHARATBHAI V.SHAH
Vice Chairman
2,Shrimad Apt.,
Opp.Sanghavi Apt.,
Shantinagar,
Ahmedabad - 380 013
Ph No. 27561909(R) |
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RAKESH R. AGARWAL
Jt. Hon. Secretary
8,Rajeshri Park Society,
Dharamnagar,Sabarmati,
Ahmedabad - 380 005
Ph No. 27508057(R)
Mobile: 9825312187 |
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THE
TEXTILE ASSOCIATION (INDIA) : AHMEDABAD UNIT
NAME OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEARS 2007-2011
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B.
A. Shah |
H. S. Patel |
K. J. Patel |
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OFFICE
BEARERS OF THE TEXTILE ASSOCIATION (INDIA) : CENTRAL UNIT |
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Dr. P.
R. Roy (President) |
President
Vice President
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Hon. Gen. Secretary
Hon. Jt. Gen. Secretary
Hon. Jt. Gen. Secretary
Hon. Treasurer
Chairman-PAC
Chairman-BPC
Chairman-E.D., JTA
Co-Opt Member
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Dr. P. R. Roy
Mr. Ashok Juneja
Mr. K. D. Sanghvi
Mr. Ashok Veda
Mr. V. D. Zope
Mr. H. B. Parekh
Prof. A. I. Thakkar
Mr. V. N. Patil
Dr. H.V.S Murthy
Mr. A. R. Garde
Prof.(Dr.) M.D. Teli
Mr. J.B. Soma
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MEMBER
OF THE MANAGING COMMITTEE FOR THE YEAR 2007-2009 |
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Designation |
Organisation |
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A.
D. Patel
B. V. Shah
H. C. Shah
H. J. Patel
H. S. Patel
J. H. Patel
K. D. Khatri
C. R. Dalal
M. S. Patel
R. R. Agarwal
T. D. Thakrar
V. A. Trivedi
D. J. Joshi
R. M. Soni
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Ex.
Weaving Incharge
Ex. Sr. Asst. Dyeing
Sizing Consultant
Ex. Sr. Asst. Wvg.
Director
Ex. Dy. Wvg. Manager
Sr. Asst. Weaving
Textile Consultant
Ex. Jr. Asst. Wvg.
Sr. Manager Wvg.
Retd. Wvg. Master
Proprietor
Ex. O.S.D.
Ex. Sr. Asst. Wvg. |
Jehangir
Textile Mill (N.T.C)
Ah'bad New Textile
Akshat Textiles
Raipur Mfg. Co. Ltd.
Namita Cotspin Pvt. Ltd.
Raipur Mfg. Co. Ltd.
Rajnagar Textile
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N.M.C. Mills
Soma Textiles
N.T.C. & G.S.T.C.
Jyoti Laboratory
N.T.C. (Guj) Ltd.
Rajnagar Textile-1
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REPRESENTATIVES
TO THE GOVERNING COUNCIL FOR THE YEAR 2007-2009 |
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Designation |
Organisation |
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D. Bhagat
A. I. Thakkar
K. J. Amin
K. J. Patel
M. G. Shah
P. V. Patel
T. L. Patel
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Textile
Consultant
Lect. in Tex.Tech
Chairman
Ex. Weaving Master
Sizing Consultant
Textile Consultant
Ex. Wvg. Manager
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Tirupati
Associates
L.D.Engineering College.
Archit Polymers Ltd.
Maheshwari Mills Ltd.
Patel Sizing
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Asoka Spintex
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CO-OPTED
MEMBERS FOR THE YEAR 2007-2009 |
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Organisation |
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V. N. Soni
D. I. Patel
A. G. Amin
R. J. Shah |
Head.
Tex. Dept.
Princ. Scientific Off. Spn. Div
Ex. Wvg. Supervisor
Wvg. Supervisor |
RCTI
ATIRA
Rajnagar Textiles
Rajnagar Textiles
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PRESIDENTS |
TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR 2007-2011 |
B. A. SHAH
I. M. BHANDARI
D. G. NAIK
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LATE SHRI B. R. SHAH
A. K. PATEL
P. V. PATEL |
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B. A. SHAH
K. J. PATEL
H. S. PATEL |
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THE TEXTILE
ASSOCIATION (INDIA)
AHMEDABAD UNIT’S OFFICE BEARERS FROM (1948-2009)
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Year
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969-70
1971-72
1973-74
1975-77
1977-79
1979-81
1981-83
1983-85
1985-87
1987-89
1989-91
1991-93
1993-95
1995-97
1997-99
1999-01
2001-03
2003-05
2005-07
2007-09
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President
Mr. S. H. Gidwani
Mr. A. C. Balaram
Mr. A. C. Balaram
Dr. Vikram Sarabhai
Dr. Vikram Sarabhai
Mr. A. C. Balaram
Mr. S. J. Bose
Mr. S. A. Kher
Mr. E. R. Subram
Mr. E. R. Subram
Mr. E. R. Subram
Mr. P. H. Raval
Mr. P. H. Raval
Mr. P. H. Raval
Mr. P. H. Raval
Mr. P. H. Raval
Mr. P. H. Raval
Mr. P. H. Raval
Mr. P. H. Raval
Mr. P. H. Raval
Mr. P. H. Raval
Mr. P. H. Raval
Mr. I. C. Shah
Mr. K. C. Gandhi
Mr. K. C. Gandhi
Mr. I. M. Bhandari
Mr. I. M. Bhandari
Mr. B. A. Shah
Mr. D. N. Patel
Mr. B. R. Shah
Mr. B. R. Shah
Mr. D. G. Naik
Mr. J. A. Shah
Mr. P. V. Patel
Mr. T. L. Patel
Mr. T. L. Patel
Mr. A. K. Patel
Mr. P. V. Patel
Mr. T. L. Patel
Mr. T. L. Patel
Mr. T. L. Patel
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Vice
President
Mr. A. D. Bhagat
Mr. A. D. Bhagat
Mr. H. S. Patel
Mr. A. D. Bhagat
Mr. A. D. Bhagat
Mr. A. D. Bhagat
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Chairman
Mr. P. M. Banker
Mr. T. A. Desai
Mr. P. H. Raval
Mr. P. H. Raval
Mr. P. H. Raval
Mr. P. H. Raval
Mr. A. R. Subram
Mr. S. N. Handa
Mr. J. M. Dalal
Mr. J. M. Dalal
Mr. J. M. Dalal
Mr. N. H. Shah
Mr. N. H. Shah
Mr. N. H. Shah
Mr. K. M. Patel
Mr. K. M. Patel
Mr. K. M. Patel
Mr. K. M. Patel
Mr. K. M. Patel
Mr. J. M. Merchant
Mr. I. M. Bhatt
Mr. J. D. Joshi
Mr. M. M. Bhatt
Mr. R. J. Sharma
Mr. R. R. Dastur
Mr. L. D. Vaishnav
Mr. R. R. Patel
Mr. K. N. Patel
Mr. K. N. Patel
Mr. P. R. Patel
Mr. P. V. Patel
Mr. P. V. Patel
Mr. T. L. Patel
Mr. T. L. Patel
Mr. A. K. Patel
Mr. A. K. Patel
Mr. V. A. Trivedi
Mr. M. A. Shah
Mr. H. J. Patel
Mr. H. J. Patel
Mr. H. J. Patel
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Vice
Chairman
Mr. S. K. Agarwal &
Mr. R.P. Nagarwadie
Mr. K. H. Shah &
Mr. R. P. Nagarwadie
Mr. H. C. Mukul &
Mr. J. M. Bhatt
Mr. R. M. Trivedi &
Mr. J. M. Bhatt
Mr. S. M. Mehta
Mr. J. D. Joshi
Mr. R. M. Nanavati
Mr. R. M. Nanavati
Mr.B. A. Shah
Mr. K. S. Patel
Mr. K. C. Gandhi
Mr. K. C. Gandhi
Mr. R. R. Dastur
Mr. N. S. Patel
Mr. P. R. Patel
Mr. K. N. Patel
Mr. J. A. Shah
Mr. J. A. Shah
Mr. P. V. Patel
Mr. S. A. Shah
Mr. J. K. Patel
Mr. J. K. Patel
Mr. M. S. Patel
Mr. H. J. Patel
Mr. H. J. Patel
Mr. K. P. Patel
Mr. C. R. Dalal
Mr. B. V. Shah
Mr. B. V. Shah
Mr. B. V. Shah
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Hon.
Secretary
Mr. V. M. Despande
Mr. V. M. Despande
Mr. V. M. Despande
Mr. P. M. Banker
Mr. P. M. Banker
Mr.J. M. Dalal
Mr.J. M. Dalal
Mr.J. M. Dalal
Mr. O. M. Mahajan
Mr. K. M. Patel
Mr. K. M. Patel
Mr. K. M. Patel
Mr. K. M. Patel
Mr. H. P. Patel
Mr. V. P. Shukla
Mr. B. A. Shah
Mr. B. A. Shah
Mr. B. A. Shah
Mr. B. A. Shah
Mr. J. D. Joshi
Mr. J. D. Joshi
Mr. M. M. Bhatt
Mr. R. J. Sharma
Mr. R. B. Patel
Mr. R. R. Patel
Mr. M. K. Shah
Mr. J. A. Shah
Mr. P. R. Patel
Mr. P. R. Patel
Mr. S. A. Shah
Mr. T. L. Patel
Mr. T. L. Patel
Mr. A. K. Patel
Mr. A. K. Patel
Mr. V. A. Trivedi
Mr. V. A. Trivedi
Mr. C. R. Dalal
Mr. S. A. Shah
Mr. V. A. Trivedi
Mr. V. A. Trivedi
Mr. V. A. Trivedi
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Jt.
Hon. Secretary
Mr. N. H. Shah
Mr. N. H. Shah
Mr. N. H. Shah
Mr. B. B. Mitra
Mr. B. B. Mitra
Mr. B. D. Trivedi
Mr. J. N. Bhatt
Mr. J. N. Bhatt
Mr. J. N. Bhatt
Mr. J. N. Bhatt
Mr. J. N. Bhatt
Mr. M. S. Pandya
Mr. H. P. Bhavsar
Mr. D. G. Naik
Mr. H. P. Bhavsar
Mr. R. M. Nanavati
Mr. P. B. Shah
Mr. J. D. Joshi
Mr. J. D. Joshi
Mr. M. M. Bhatt
Mr. M. M. Bhatt
Mr. A. M. Patel
Mr. D. M. Shah
Mr. P. R. Patel
Mr. K. S. Patel
Mr. K. S. Patel
Mr. N. J. Desai
Mr. S. A. Shah
Mr. J. K. Patel
Mr. T. L. Patel
Mr. A. K. Patel
Mr. M. S. Patel
Mr. M. S. Patel
Mr. H. J. Patel
Mr. K. P. Patel
Mr. K. P. Patel
Mr. P. C. Shah
Mr. P. C. Shah
Mr. M. S. Patel
Mr. M. S. Patel
Mr. M. S. Patel
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Mr. B. B. Mitra
Mr. B. B. Mitra
Mr. P. M. Bankar
Mr. U. H. Shastri
Mr. U. H. Shastri
Mr. O. K. Mahajan
Mr. O. K. Mahajan
Mr. O. K. Mahajan
Mr. R. M. Nanavati
Mr. R. M. Nanavati
Mr. R. M. Nanavati
Mr. R. M. Nanavati
Mr. L. L. Naik
Mr. V. P. Shukla
Mr. H. Thakkaral
Mr. P. K. Parikh
Mr. M. P. Saiyed
Mr. S. C. Acharya
Mr. A. J. Dalal
Mr. R. J. sharma
Mr. M. A. Shah
Mr. V. J. Thaker
Mr. R. R. Dastur
Mr. H. A. Mehta
Mr. L. D. Vaishnav
& Mr. A. M. Patel
Mr. N. H. Gami
& Mr. A. M. Patel
Mr. S. A. Shah
Mr. P. V. Patel
Mr. P. V. Patel
Mr. N. G. Desai
Mr. B. V. Shah
Mr. V. A. Trivedi
Mr. B. V. Shah
Mr. C. R. Dalal
Mr. R. M. Soni
Mr. R. M. Soni
Mr. A. D. Patel
Mr. A. D. Patel
Mr. R. R. Agarwal
Mr. R. R. Agarwal
Mr. R. R. Agarwal
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Treasurer
Mr. P. S. Trivedi & Mr. J. M. Bhatt
Mr. J. M. Bhatt
Mr. J. M. Bhatt
Mr. M. J. Kot
Mr. M. J. Kot
Mr. B. C. Trivedi
Mr. B. D. Trivedi
Mr. B. D. Trivedi
Mr. B. D. Trivedi
Mr. B. A. Shah
Mr. B. A. Shah
Mr. B. A. Shah
Mr. B. A. Shah
Mr. B. A. Shah
Mr. B. A. Shah
Mr. M. S. Pandya
Mr. I. M. Bhatt
Mr. I. M. Bhatt
Mr. I. M. Bhatt
Mr. I. M. Bhatt
Mr. R. J. Sharma
Mr. R. J. Sharma
Mr. B. B. Desai
Mr. D. M. Shah
Mr. M. K. Shah
Mr. R. R. Dastur
Mr. J. K. Pate
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Mr. B. R. Shah
Mr. S. A. Shah
Mr. J. K. Patel
Mr. J. K. Patel
Mr. A. K. Patel
Mr. V. A. Trivedi
Mr. V. A. Trivedi
Mr. C. R. Dalal
Mr. C. R. Dalal
Mr. K. P. Patel
& Mr. M. S. Patel
Mr. H. J. Patel
Mr. A. D. Patel
Mr. A. D. Patel
Mr. A. D. Patel
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