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The award was presented by Dr Shashi Tharoor as an acknowledgment of Datar’s outstanding contributions to the retail industry
Visionary entrepreneur and founder of Adil Group of Supermarkets, Dr Dhananjay Datar, was awarded the prestigious Icon of Dubai award by the India Today Group at a gala event held last week, at Taj Exotica, Palm Jumeirah, reported gulfnews.com.
The award was an acknowledgment of his outstanding contributions to the retail industry. It was presented by Dr Shashi Tharoor, Politician and Indian diplomat, in the presence of several dignitaries. Also present were Rajdeep Sardesai, Nabila Jamil, Om Kashyap and Shweta Singh.
With over 50 retail supermatkets, flour mills and spice factories, the Adil Group has played an integral role in providing high-quality food products at affordable prices, catering to the diverse tastes of the Indian community in Dubai and beyond. Dr Datar’s commitment to delivering authentic flavors and maintaining impeccable quality standards has made him a beloved figure among Indians in the UAE.
The Icon of Dubai award not only celebrates Dr Datar’s success but also highlights his dedication to enhancing the culinary experiences of the Indian diaspora. His relentless pursuit of excellence and commitment to community service have set a remarkable benchmark in the retail sector.
Dr Datar expressed his gratitude for the honour, saying, “Receiving the Icon of Dubai award is a humbling experience. I am deeply committed to serving our community by providing quality products and maintaining the authentic flavors of India. This award is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the entire Adil family.”
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