Gulzarilal Nanda was an influential Indian social activist and economist, known for his significant contributions to the field of labor welfare. Born on July 4, 1896, he played a crucial role in shaping policies that aimed to improve the working conditions of laborers in India. His work focused on social justice and economic development, making him a prominent figure in the Indian labor movement. Nanda was also associated with the Indian National Congress and served as a close aide to leaders like Mahatma Gandhi. He was instrumental in the establishment of various labor organizations and was a key figure in the formulation of the Industrial Disputes Act in 1947. His legacy continues to inspire social reformers and economists in India.