Bombay High Court To Consider Exempting Parsis from Two Child Norm

The government could consider exempting the Parsi community from the ‘two-child norm’, the Bombay high court suggested on Wednesday. Hearing a matrimonial dispute case between a city-based Parsi couple, a division bench of Justices P B Majmudar and Anoop Mohta was informed of incentives given to Parsi couples to have more children. By Shibu Thomas… Continue reading Bombay High Court To Consider Exempting Parsis from Two Child Norm

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Anu Aga Nominated to the Rajya Sabha as a Member of Parliament

Anu Aga the former Chairwoman of Thermax India has been nominated to the Rajya Sabha as a member of the Indian Parliament. Her nomination by the President of India was announced recently. Below is some info about the life and work of Anu Aga From Thermax website Anu Aga began her career in Thermax in… Continue reading Anu Aga Nominated to the Rajya Sabha as a Member of Parliament

Navroze Contractor, Photographer & Cinematographer: In Conversation

Of Indian Origin in conversation with Navroze Contractor Multi-Award winning Cinematographer, Navroze Contractor is a huge contributor to the documentary world across the globe. He has been a part of many award winning films like The Legacy of Malthus by Deepa Dhanraj (Winner of Several International Awards), Limited Manuski by Nachiket Patwardhan (Winner of the… Continue reading Navroze Contractor, Photographer & Cinematographer: In Conversation

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Adi Marzban Night: A standing ovation for Parsi nostalgia

Nostalgia was the lead player. Tuesday night, and the Tata theatre was packed to the rafters. There was room left only for laughter. Laughter in the House revived the magic of Adi Marzban whose plays and musical revues had kept all of Gujarati-speaking Bombay in splits for over 30 years. In the process, this multiple… Continue reading Adi Marzban Night: A standing ovation for Parsi nostalgia

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