Community welcomes Liberal Party proposal of nominating Prince Lakshyaraj as Victorian Business Ambassador hoping it will strengthen the India-Victoria business relationship
The Australian Indian community has welcomed the Liberal party’s proposal to nominate HH Prince Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar as Victorian Business Ambassador (VBA).
The move has got a big thumbs up from Indian billionaire Mr Naveen Jindal; South Indian actress Mrs Khushbu Sundar; INC spokesperson Dr Shama Mohammed; telecom maverick Dr Sam Pitroda; ISKCON representative Mrs Niti Mittal; Finance Academy Australia head Mr Chinmay Ananda; Kannada Sangh member Mr Daya Shetty; Mrs Pallavee Joshi and others, who were clearly excited over the nomination.
Anchal Agarwal got reactions from some members of the Australian Indian community.
Rishi Prabhakar
Mortgage broker
Prince Lakshyaraj has engaged extensively with the Victorian Indian community whenever he visits here. It is a welcome initiative, and hopefully there would be bi-partisan support for the move.
Neha Asgar (Soudagar)
Australia India Business Council (AIBC)
Hopefully this nomination will attract other Indian billionaires like Naveen Jindal, Tulsi Tanti, and Joy Alukas to act as Victoria’s business ambassadors. Those who have existing investments in Australia are in a position to attract others to invest.
Manoj Sheoron
Indian Overseas Congress (IOC), Australia
The Victorian Liberal party has taken an important and strategic decision by nominating Prince Lakshyaraj as VBA. Prince Lakshyaraj is a successful entrepreneur, and understands the importance of strong bilateral trade partnership among countries in this globalised world.
He has extensively engaged with the business and general community and will certainly prove to be an asset and would act as a catalyst in strengthening India-Victoria business and community ties.
Dipendrasinh Gohil
Rajput Association of Melbourne, Australia (RAMA)
Prince Lakshyaraj is a successful entrepreneur, and a good human being. His vast experience, skills, and relationships with various business stakeholders across the globe will help in increasing Victoria-India trade and investment relations. On behalf of Rajput Association of Melbourne, Australia (RAMA), we offer our support towards this initiative.
Amit Singh Jadaun
CEO—Homebuyers Hub Melbourne
A visionary entrepreneur like Prince Lakshyaraj not only has a great futuristic vision to offer for international business but also brings with him a culture of business practices built around ethical values for a greater impact on the people and the communities involved.
We hope to see what Prince Lakshyaraj has to offer by both Victorian and Indian business communities. While the Liberal party is taking steps for the betterment of business communities, we are hopeful that we will also see some promising steps and positive changes towards the overall progress and betterment of the Indian diaspora in Australia.
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