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	'''Bhai Pratap''' ({{lang-sd\|ڀائي پرتاب ڏيئل داس}}) (April 14, 1908 – August 30, 1967), was an Indian businessman, philanthropist and freedom fighter, best remembered as the founder of the city of [[Gandhidham-Adipur]] to resettle refugees from [[Sindh]] after the partition of India and the creation of Pakistan in August 1947.<ref name=biography>[https://www.sahapedia.org/bhai-pratap-tribute-forgotten-hero Bhai Pratap: Tribute to a Forgotten Hero]</ref>		'''Bhai Pratap''' ({{lang-sd\|ڀائي پرتاب ڏيئل داس}}) (April 14, 1908 – August 30, 1967), was an Indian businessman, philanthropist and freedom fighter, best remembered as the founder of the city of [[Gandhidham-Adipur]] to resettle refugees from [[Sindh]] after the partition of India and the creation of Pakistan in August 1947.<ref name=biography>[https://www.sahapedia.org/bhai-pratap-tribute-forgotten-hero Bhai Pratap: Tribute to a Forgotten Hero]</ref>

	Pratap Moolchand Dialdas was born in [[Hyderabad, Sindh]], on 14 April 1908 into an affluent family. Bhai Pratap was widely travelled and had established his businesses in [[India]] as well as internationally. His ethnic as well as international taste is reflected amply in Pratab Mahal, which also had a huge library with books from around the world. After the partition of India, he left along with his family for Bombay, India, and established a city for the displaced [[Sindhi Hindus]]. Actually it was two twin cities that he founded one next to the other by the names of [[Gandhidham]] and [[Adipur]], as well as the [[Kandla Port]], in [[Cutch State\|Kutch]].		Pratap Moolchand Dialdas was born in [[Hyderabad, Sindh\|Hyderabad]], [[Bombay Presidency]], British India on 14 April 1908 into an affluent family. Bhai Pratap was widely travelled and had established his businesses in [[India]] as well as internationally. His ethnic as well as international taste is reflected amply in Pratab Mahal, which also had a huge library with books from around the world. After the partition of India, he left along with his family for Bombay, India, and established a city for the displaced [[Sindhi Hindus]]. Actually it was two twin cities that he founded one next to the other by the names of [[Gandhidham]] and [[Adipur]], as well as the [[Kandla Port]], in [[Cutch State\|Kutch]].

	Bhai Pratap died at the age of 59 in London on August 30, 1967. His body was brought to Adipur and cremated in the Nat Mandir compound where his samadhi was built adjacent to the Gandhi Samadhi.<ref name=biography/>		Bhai Pratap died at the age of 59 in London on August 30, 1967. His body was brought to Adipur and cremated in the Nat Mandir compound where his samadhi was built adjacent to the Gandhi Samadhi.<ref name=biography/>
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	==References==		==References==
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	[http://www.sindhu-src.org/aboutbhai.html Sindhu Resettlement Corporation, about Bhai Pratap] {{webarchive\|url=https://~~www~~.~~webcitation~~.org/~~5SCV1agy7?url=~~http://www.sindhu-src.org/aboutbhai.html \|date=~~2007~~-09-28 }}		[http://www.sindhu-src.org/aboutbhai.html Sindhu Resettlement Corporation, about Bhai Pratap] {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20091217014300/http://www.sindhu-src.org/aboutbhai.html \|date=2009-12-17 }}
	*[http://coolwalker.blogspot.ch/2008/11/tale-of-neighboring-state.html The tale of a neighboring state: The entrepreneurial Gujarat]		*[http://coolwalker.blogspot.ch/2008/11/tale-of-neighboring-state.html The tale of a neighboring state: The entrepreneurial Gujarat]

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	'''Bhai Pratap''' ({{lang-sd\|ڀائي پرتاب ڏيئل داس}}) (April 14, 1908 – August 30, 1967), was an Indian businessman, philanthropist and freedom fighter, best remembered as the founder of the ~~towns~~ of [[Adipur~~]] and [[Gandhidham~~]] to resettle refugees from [[Sindh]] after the partition of India and the creation of Pakistan in August 1947.<ref name=biography>[https://www.sahapedia.org/bhai-pratap-tribute-forgotten-hero Bhai Pratap: Tribute to a Forgotten Hero]</ref>		'''Bhai Pratap''' ({{lang-sd\|ڀائي پرتاب ڏيئل داس}}) (April 14, 1908 – August 30, 1967), was an Indian businessman, philanthropist and freedom fighter, best remembered as the founder of the city of [[Gandhidham-Adipur]] to resettle refugees from [[Sindh]] after the partition of India and the creation of Pakistan in August 1947.<ref name=biography>[https://www.sahapedia.org/bhai-pratap-tribute-forgotten-hero Bhai Pratap: Tribute to a Forgotten Hero]</ref>

	Pratap Moolchand Dialdas was born in [[Hyderabad, Sindh]], on 14 April 1908 into an affluent family. Bhai Pratap was widely travelled and had established his businesses in [[India]] as well as internationally. His ethnic as well as international taste is reflected amply in Pratab Mahal, which also had a huge library with books from around the world. After the partition of India, he left along with his family for Bombay, India, and established a city for the displaced [[Sindhi Hindus]]. Actually it was two twin cities that he founded one next to the other by the names of [[Gandhidham]] and [[Adipur]], as well as the [[Kandla Port]], in [[Cutch State\|Kutch]].		Pratap Moolchand Dialdas was born in [[Hyderabad, Sindh]], on 14 April 1908 into an affluent family. Bhai Pratap was widely travelled and had established his businesses in [[India]] as well as internationally. His ethnic as well as international taste is reflected amply in Pratab Mahal, which also had a huge library with books from around the world. After the partition of India, he left along with his family for Bombay, India, and established a city for the displaced [[Sindhi Hindus]]. Actually it was two twin cities that he founded one next to the other by the names of [[Gandhidham]] and [[Adipur]], as well as the [[Kandla Port]], in [[Cutch State\|Kutch]].
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'''Bhai Pratap''' ({{lang-sd|ڀائي پرتاب ڏيئل داس}}) (April 14, 1908 – August 30, 1967), was an Indian businessman, philanthropist and freedom fighter, best remembered as the founder of the towns of [[Adipur]] and [[Gandhidham]] to resettle refugees from [[Sindh]] after the partition of India and the creation of Pakistan in August 1947.<ref name=biography>[https://www.sahapedia.org/bhai-pratap-tribute-forgotten-hero Bhai Pratap: Tribute to a Forgotten Hero]</ref>

Pratap Moolchand Dialdas was born in [[Hyderabad, Sindh]], on 14 April 1908 into an affluent family. Bhai Pratap was widely travelled and had established his businesses in [[India]] as well as internationally. His ethnic as well as international taste is reflected amply in Pratab Mahal, which also had a huge library with books from around the world. After the partition of India, he left along with his family for Bombay, India, and established a city for the displaced [[Sindhi Hindus]]. Actually it was two twin cities that he founded one next to the other by the names of [[Gandhidham]] and [[Adipur]], as well as the [[Kandla Port]], in [[Cutch State|Kutch]].

Bhai Pratap died at the age of 59 in London on August 30, 1967. His body was brought to Adipur and cremated in the Nat Mandir compound where his samadhi was built adjacent to the Gandhi Samadhi.<ref name=biography/>

==Gallery==

[[File:Bhai Pratap with Gandhiji.jpg|thumb]]
[[File:Bhai Pratap with Prince George, Jan 1931.jpg|thumb]]
[[File:Bhai Pratap, Commemmorative Brochure in Hindi. 8th Anniversary.jpg|thumb]]<gallery>
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File:Bhai Pratap. Commemmorative Brochure in Sindhi. 8th Anniversary.jpg|
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File:Bhai Pratap. Visiting card of the Port Said (Egypt) branch of M. Dialdas & Sons.jpg|
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==References==
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*[http://www.sindhu-src.org/aboutbhai.html Sindhu Resettlement Corporation, about Bhai Pratap] *{{webarchive|url=https://www.webcitation.org/5SCV1agy7?url=http://www.sindhu-src.org/aboutbhai.html |date=2007-09-28 }}
*[http://coolwalker.blogspot.ch/2008/11/tale-of-neighboring-state.html The tale of a neighboring state: The entrepreneurial Gujarat]

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