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 International Sindhi Conference & Cultural Festival
(3rd, 4th & 5th January 1999)


A Historical Gathering of Sindhis

The International Sindhi Conference and Cultural Festival which took place at Adipur - Gandhidham on 3rd, 4th & 5th January 1999 was a unique in the history of Sindhi Community in India after Partition where Sindhis from all walks of life, from all parts of the Country and abroad met on a common Platform to have a critical look at their past, present and future as a community and to exchange their views with reference to their geopolitical situation in which they were residing after migrating from Sindh. It was a big gathering of Sindhis which included eminent political leaders like Shri Lal Krishin Advani, (Home Minister, Govt. Of India), Shri Ram Jethmalani, (Minister for Urban Development, Govt, Of India), Shri K. R. Malkani (M.P) and Shri Suresh Keswani (M.P); Sindhi industrialists and businessmen like Mr. Parkash Hinduja (Geneva) Mr. Prahlad P. Chhabria (Pune), Mr. Gopaldas Mahbubani (HongKong), Mr. Murij Manghnani (Dubai), Mr. Ram Buxani (Dubai), Mr.Chandersen Jatwani (Dubai), Mr. Manghanmal Pancholia (Dubai), Social workers like Mr. Nathir Lalchandani (U.S.A), Mr. Prem Lalwani (U.S.A), Mr. Munawar Laghari

(U.S.A), Mr. Prem Bhojwani & Mr. Murli Tolani (Jakarta, Indonesia), Mr. Raj Daswani (London), prominent Sindhi writers like Kirat Babani, A. J. Uttam, Sundri Uttamchandani, Krishin ‘Rahi’ & Maya, Arjan ‘Hasid’, Sindhi scholars and academicians like Dr. Chandru Daswani (Delhi), Dr. Devinder Kodwani (Adipur-Gandhidham), Dr. S. Uttamchandani (Ahmedabad) And Dr. Durga Thavrani (Calcutta) also graced the occassion by their scholarly presence and so also prominent and well known Sindhi artists like Ms. Anila Sunder (Ballet), Dr. Prem Parkash (Drama), Mr. Ghnashyam Vaswani (Music), and Ms. Koshi Lalwani (Music).

In an atmosphere surcharged with emotion and festivity, the festival was ceremoniously declared open by Padmashri Dada Hundraj "Dukhayal" with traditional music of sharnai and dhol. On this occasion Shri Ghanshyam Vaswani’s latest two audio-cassettes were released by Dada ‘Dukhayal’ and an audio cassette of the songs sung by Dada ‘Dukhayal’ himself "Vanu Kuharo" was ceremoniously released by Dada Hari "Dilgir".

Glimpses of Sindh
Soon thereafter, the magnificent exhibition presenting glimpses of Sindh, Sindhis and Sindhi language literature, history, art and culture from ancient Indus Valley Civilization (Mohan-Jo-Daro) to modern times was ceremoniously declared open by another great Sindhi Poet Dada Hari ‘Dilgir’. The same day Bhai Maganmal Pancholia well known philanthropist businessman of Dubai ceremonially inaugurated Jiwatram Manghnani Sabha Ghar which is like an open air auditorium where all the functions of the Conference were to be held.

In the afternoon, the International Sindhi Conference was inaugurated by the well known Sindhi legal luminery and Jurist Hon. Minister for Urban Development, Govt. Of India, Shri Ram Jethmalani. The theme of the Conference was "Sindhis - Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow". The inaugural address of Shri Jethmalani was well received and also applauded by a huge audience. Shri Jethmalani expressed full confidence that if Sindhis


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