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Journey from a Salesman to Phalanthropist

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Cover Story: Journey from a Salesman to Phalanthropist

 

Among the noted entrepreneurs, who made it big in Hyderabad is Shyam Jumani. Born in Karachi (now in Pakistan) he sorrowfully recalls how they landed along with his parents in a ship called ‘Shirala’. The ship departed from Karachi on September 12, 1947 and reached Bombay on September 16, 1947. This nightmarish experience was too terrible to his parents and regrets the very partition that invited chaos and human tragedy which is unparallel in history of mankind.
After graduating in Arts, he did Law from Mumbai and joined Hindustan Lever as Salesman on a meager salary of Rs 200 per month. His marketing expertise drove him to join “Joy Ice Creams” in 1969 as an executive in management cadre and rose to become a Franchisee Director. He set up more than 20 plants all over the country.
He parted ways with company of Joy and set up his own brand ‘Jumani’ in 1990 and became a member of the international Ice Cream Association, Washington DC and also Ice Cream Alliance London, UK. He now offers technical knowhow to aspiring entrepreneurs.
As a trustee of ‘Kalavati Sadhuram Trust’ that manages the leading Sadhuram Eye Hospital in Hyderabad his interests vary from Vastu Shastra to Numerology and Pyramidology. He published a book titled Vedic way of living life co-authored by his wife Smt Lata Jumani.
Awarded with Sindhu Ratna by Sindhi Association of South India, he strongly feels Sindhis do hold a key to world peace and prosperity. He also produced a movie ‘Jai Jhulelal’, which was extensively shot in Sind Pakistan, which was released by Shri LK Advani in New Delhi. He is also an editorial member of the monthly Sindhi Chronicle, which is quite popular in the Sindhi Community all over India. Do your karma, duty and leave rest to the God, he says philosophically. He feels Mercy and Invisible grace guide him to serve his motherland in a truly humble way.                                                    -Shyam Jumani 

Shyam Gopaldas Madhani

A staunch Hindu Loyalist

Hailing from Shikalpur Sind (now in Pakistan) Shyam Gopaldas Madhani’s father migrated to India in 1942 and made Ooty their first destination and landed in Hyderabad in 1952. He describes himself a “Staunch Hindu” and thanks RSS for his rightful upbringing. He shot into fame in Sindhi community for seeking permission to construct a temple at a public place frequented more by drunkards and roadside Romeos. His will prevailed and a “Navgraha” temple stands as a testimonial to his strong determination ably backed by Sindhi Samaj. He has also grown medicinal plants at his 65 acre farm house that are used in making of Ayurvedic medicine which he distributes free of cost.
He says action of every individual affects the society and every change in it affects individuals. The actions that are inspired by this awareness are beneficial to individuals as well as the society. If that awareness is lacking, then individual interests alone inspire people’s actions while individuals’ vision becomes narrow. Then, though their actions are apparently beneficial in the short run, in the long run and at a society level their consequences can be harmful. The actions of people treating society as a goddess do not suffer from such shortcomings, he added.
                                                                    —Nagaraja Rao


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