History

Our History

The Dasa Sorathiya Vanik community is a merchant group historically associated with trade and commerce, primarily in Gujarat, India. The term "Dasa" refers to a sub-group within the Sorathiya Vanik community, which has roots in the Sorath region of Gujarat.

Historical Background
The Sorathiya Vanik community has traditionally been involved in business, trade, and finance, contributing significantly to the economic landscape of Gujarat. Over time, the Dasa Sorathiya Vanik subgroup emerged, distinguishing itself through specific cultural and social practices. Legal and Social Presence
The community has been recognized in various legal and social contexts, including cases related to trusts and municipal governance in Gujarat. Their involvement in public trusts and community welfare highlights their role in shaping local institutions.

The Dasa Sorathiya Vanik community has a rich history of both cultural traditions and business contributions, particularly in Gujarat.

Cultural Traditions

- The community follows Vaishnavism, with deep devotion to Lord Krishna and Shreenathji.
- They actively participate in festivals like Janmashtami and Diwali, often organizing grand celebrations.
- Traditional Gujarati customs, including wedding rituals, are preserved with great reverence.
- Many members engage in philanthropy, supporting temples, education, and social welfare.
Business Contributions
- Historically, the Dasa Sorathiya Vanik were merchants and traders, contributing to Gujarat’s economy.
- They have excelled in textiles, jewelry, and finance, establishing successful businesses.
- Many members have expanded into modern industries, including real estate and technology.
- Their entrepreneurial spirit has led to strong business networks across India and abroad.