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Kishinchand Chellaram

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Kishinchand Chellaram
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Kishinchand Chellaram ɗan kasuwa ɗan Indiya ne wanda ke gudanar da hanyar sadarwar kasuwanci ta duniya, K. Chellaram & Sons. An kafa kamfanin a cikin 1915, wani yanki ne na dangin ciniki na sindwork a Indiya.[1]

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An haifi Chelleram a Madras ga dangin Gianchand Chellaram, dan kasuwan Sindhi. Shi da ’yan’uwa uku sun yi makarantar firamare a Hyderabad kuma suna horon shiga sana’ar iyali. Yana da shekaru goma sha biyar, Chellaram ya fara aiki a cikin kasuwancin iyali kuma an horar da shi a fannoni da yawa na kasuwanci.[2]

A cikin 1915, ya kafa kansa tare da kafa K. Chellaram da Sons a Madras, kamfanin siliki na siliki da wasu 'yan kasuwa. Bayan ƴan shekaru an buɗe reshe a Yokohama. Fadada yamma ya kai ga kafa ofis a Legas a 1923. Kamfanin na Legas ya yi ciniki da masaku daga Indiya da Japan a cikin 1920 da 1930s yana fafatawa da kamfanonin Turai. Kafin yakin duniya na biyu, kamfanin ya kafa ofishin gida a Saliyo.[3]


Chellarams sun kasance Hindu daga lardin Sindh a Indiya kafin rabuwa, lokacin da aka raba ƙungiyar zuwa Indiya da Pakistan, Chellaram ya sayar da mafi yawan kadarorinsa a Sindh kuma ya kara sha'awar Najeriya.[ana buƙatar hujja]

Chellaram ya yi rijistar kasuwanci a Najeriya a hukumance a shekarar 1947 kuma a cikin shekarun 1950, ya kafa rukunin shaguna.

Chellaram ya mallaki gida a yankin babban brow na Ikoyi a Legas a mulkin mallaka sannan ya yi ritaya zuwa Pedhi a Hyderabad.[4] Kafin mutuwarsa, ya kafa amincewar ilimi a Indiya wanda ya ba da gudummawa ga ci gaban Kwalejin Kishinchand Chellaram .

  1. Falzon, Mark-Anthony. (2004). Cosmopolitan connections : the Sindhi diaspora, 1860-2000. Leiden: Brill. pp. 136–138, 222. ISBN 1429408367. OCLC 191934612.
  2. Markovits, Claude. (141). The global world of Indian merchants, 1750-1947 : traders of Sind from Bukhara to Panama. Cambridge [England]. p. 141. ISBN 0511018606. OCLC 56416068.
  3. Africa, Forbes (2012-03-01). "From Refugees To Tycoons" (in Turanci). Cite magazine requires |magazine= (help)
  4. "Chellaram Charities". chellaramcharities.org. Retrieved 2019-04-13.