Khushroo Suntook has a vast repertoire. He is an avid tennis player, owns a wide collection of vintage records, has served the Tata group in various capacities for 32 years and possesses a photographic memory. At 78, when most septuagenarians prefer enjoying their retired life, this gentleman is heading the National Centre for Performing Arts… Continue reading Khushroo Suntook: It’s never too late to dream
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Jamsheed Marker : Eminent Parsi, The First Amongst Equals
IT is unthinkable to talk about the cricket history of the sub-continent and not mention the contribution of the Parsi community to the game which we on both sides of the divide so passionately follow. Article by Qamar Ahmed | The Dawn, Pakistan The Parsees were the first to learn the game by the sailors… Continue reading Jamsheed Marker : Eminent Parsi, The First Amongst Equals
Lawyer Cyrus Mehta Featured in Who’s Who Legal Worldwide
Cyrus Mehta has been ranked No. 2 among the most highly regarded immigration lawyers in the world by Who’s Who Legal – Corporate Immigration Law Legal Marketplace Analysis: Corporate Immigration 2014 Practitioners from firms of all sizes across the world have been selected for inclusion this year, reflecting the global scope and varied nature of… Continue reading Lawyer Cyrus Mehta Featured in Who’s Who Legal Worldwide
Dhun Noria: Indian-origin doctor honored in Canada
Dr Dhun Noria, who heads the Lab Medicine Program lab at Scarborough Hospital, is set to receive Global Lifetime Achievement Award for her impressive professional accomplishments and community services. Article By Ajit Jain | The Indian Diaspora She will be the second person in the hospital’s history to receive such an honor. “Dr. Noria is… Continue reading Dhun Noria: Indian-origin doctor honored in Canada
Minoo Shroff: Economic slowdown due to poor governance
Economic growth in the world’s largest democracy has slowed down considerably in the last three years -India recorded a bleak 5% growth after recording an average of 8% over the past several years. This slowdown is attributable to a combination of weak governance, bad politics and a string of corruption scandals over the last few… Continue reading Minoo Shroff: Economic slowdown due to poor governance
Parsis urge leaders to drop case against ‘rebel’ priests
Bombay Parsi Punchayet, which has already spent Rs 3 crore on litigation, insists on pursuing the case even though many in the community feel the issue could easily be settled out of court. The Bombay Parsi Punchayet (BPP) has spent Rs 3 crore from the community’s funds over the past three years to fight a… Continue reading Parsis urge leaders to drop case against ‘rebel’ priests
For long a Congress vote bank, Parsis willing to give Narendra Modi a thought
In 2011, on the 1290th anniversary of the Zoroastrian Atash Behram or place of worship in Udvada, the guest of honour, Narendra Modi, hit all the right notes. “I have come here for selfish reasons,” he said. Article by Nergish Sunawala | Times Of India “I want the Shreeji Pak Iranshah (sacred Parsi fire) to… Continue reading For long a Congress vote bank, Parsis willing to give Narendra Modi a thought
