Gujarat governor Acharya Devvrat presented Ram Savani, Director of Savani Heritage Conservation Private Limited, with ‘The Pride of Gujarat’ award

MUMBAI: Gujarat governor Acharya Devvrat recently honoured Ram Savani, Director of Savani Heritage Conservation Private Limited, with the prestigious The Pride of Gujarat award at a ceremony.Ram Savani is a well-known name in the field of preservation and restoration of historical buildings.To date, Savani has restored over 300 historical sites, including the Vikram Sarabhai Library at IIM Ahmedabad and the Royal Opera House in Mumbai.Ram Savani and his company, Savani Heritage Conservation Private Limited, have made significant contributions to the preservation and restoration of numerous historical buildings and sites in India. Their projects focus on preserving India’s cultural and architectural heritage. Savani has conserved several ancient Jain temples in Gujarat and Rajasthan, featuring intricate stone carvings and ancient architectural elements. Notably, they have employed techniques such as stone cleaning, structural repairs, and traditional methods.On receiving the award, Savani said: “I still have a lot of work to do. India’s heritage is vast, and preserving it for future generations is crucial because it represents our history and the legacy of Indian traditions. I am grateful to all the members of the selection committee who deemed me worthy of the prestigious ‘The Pride of Gujarat’ award.”