Charter For Co-Existence

Below is a write-up sent by good friend of Parsi Khabar, Mr. Dinshaw K. Tamboly. Charter For Co-Existence Seldom has our small community been so riven with divisiveness and factionalism as now. Divergent opinions on almost every issue are exacerbated further by being aired in the media, not just the community press but the Internet,… Continue reading Charter For Co-Existence

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Parvez Patel: Bangalore’s Ideal Chef for Parsi Delights

The Parsis are a small community with a rich culinary heritage that a lot of people don’t have a clue about. Recently, Bangalore was treated to an array of authentic Parsi dishes whipped up by none other than the legendary Parvez Patel, at Cubbon Pavilion at ITC Gardenia. Chef Patel has been serving Parsi food… Continue reading Parvez Patel: Bangalore’s Ideal Chef for Parsi Delights

Provocative ads to revive Parsis’ numbers

Good advertising has to offend someone to work,“ said Sam Balsara, chairman and managing director of Madison World, at an event to elaborate on Jiyo Parsi, a Rs 10-crore scheme, funded by the ministry of minority affairs, to increase the Parsis’ dwindling population. By Nergish Sunavala | Times Of India A series of ads, designed… Continue reading Provocative ads to revive Parsis’ numbers

Jiyo Parsi Launches A Brilliant Print Advertising Campaign

Jiyo Parsi is a Government of India supported scheme to arrest the decline in population of the Parsi Zoroastrian Community in India. Headed by the phenomenal Shernaz Cama, the program launched a major ad blitzkrieg today. The advertisements will run in the print media in the days and weeks to come. The advertising campaign was… Continue reading Jiyo Parsi Launches A Brilliant Print Advertising Campaign

India’s oldest scouting group turns 100 on November 8

One of the oldest continuously run scout groups in the city will complete 100 years on November 8. Sethna’s 18th West Bombay, whose members are mostly Zoroastrians, was founded in 1914. Started by Rustomji Edulji Sethna, the group was initially open for membership only to Parsi boys. Post independence however, Sethna truly embraced the underlying… Continue reading India’s oldest scouting group turns 100 on November 8

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