Ram Buxani left Indian shores for Dubai in 1959 when there was no Indian Diaspora in the Gulf; Dubai had no power, water or airport and Buxani was just a good typist without a college degree, in search of a better life. Today, he owns a sprawling oceanfront bungalow in the posh locality of Jumeirah. Over the past five decades, his rise as a level-headed and conservative businessman has paralleled his reputation as a conscientious and sensitive voice for the non-resident Indians," /> Ram Buxani left Indian shores for Dubai in 1959 when there was no Indian Diaspora in the Gulf; Dubai had no power, water or airport and Buxani was just a good typist without a college degree, in search of a better life. Today, he owns a sprawling oceanfront bungalow in the posh locality of Jumeirah. Over the past five decades, his rise as a level-headed and conservative businessman has paralleled his reputation as a conscientious and sensitive voice for the non-resident Indians," /> Ram Buxani left Indian shores for Dubai in 1959 when there was no Indian Diaspora in the Gulf; Dubai had no power, water or airport and Buxani was just a good typist without a college degree, in search of a better life. Today, he owns a sprawling oceanfront bungalow in the posh locality of Jumeirah. Over the past five decades, his rise as a level-headed and conservative businessman has paralleled his reputation as a conscientious and sensitive voice for the non-resident Indians,">