Diwan Bahadur "Lodd" Govindoss Chathurbhujadoss was a Gujarati businessman from Madras.
[1] The Kushaldoss family had migrated from North India and had settled in the city.
[2] Apart from the textile business, the Kushaldoss family traded in silk, musk and spices and were the agents of Burmah Shell in the Madras Presidency.
10,000 towards a statue of Edward VII in front of Government Estate[1] and commissioned another of George V during his silver jubilee celebrations in 1935.
He donated land for the Madras Pinjrapole, a home for old and sick animals at Ayanavaram in 1906[1] and gifted a property called Umda Bagh in Binny Road to the government on which the Quaid-e-Milleth Government Arts College for Women was later built.