Arabian Indian Czars Award: Times Now felicitates successful Indians in Middle East

DUBAI,UAE: Times Now recently felicitated 15 successful Indians in the Middle East, at the second edition of Arabian Indian Czars Award. The awards night saw luminaries like Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Indian Ambassador to the UAE TP Seetharam, among others.

A total of fifteen awardees for the night were, BR Shetty, Chairman-NMC group, Dr Azad Moopen, Chairman-B M Healthcare, Dr Ravi Pillai, Chairman-Aarti Group of Companies, Feroz Allana, Director at IFFCO, Harshad Mehta, Chairman-Seven Seas Diamonds, Micky Jagtiani, Chairman-Landmark Group, PNC Menon, Founder- Shobha Developers, Raghuvendra Kataria, Chairman-Kataria Holdings, Rizwan Sajan, Founder & Chairman-Danube, Nawab ShajiUlMulk, Founder & Chairman-Mulk Holdings, Sunny Varkey, Founder & Chairman-GEMS Education, Tony Jashanmal, Group Executive Director Jashanmal Group, Yusuff ali M.A. Managing Director-Lulu Group, Dr. Shamsheer Vayalil, Managing Director of VPS Healthcare and Sunil Vaswani, Group Chairman, Stallion Group.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis met many officials from UAE. Fadnavis, who was accompanied by a delegation comprising teams from MMRDA, MADC and MIDC said," We firmly believe that individuals and organizations should lay emphasis on building institutions that value excellence and propriety".

Asserting that excellence requires continuous improvement and perseverance, Fadnavis also said,"We are happy to be associated with Times Now and the 'Arabian Czar Platform' for recognizing Leaders across GCC who have built great companies and created value for all their stakeholders."

Naveen Chandra, Head of International Business for Times Network said, "Indians in most countries, they choose to adopt have achieved great success with their grit and perseverance. The rules of doing business in various countries don't have a home advantage so it is doubly remarkable that they have achieved such heights of glory. This is our endeavor to recognize them and we hope to be able to expand the scope of these awards in the years ahead."