A Taste of Persia, and Old Bombay: Irani Chai Restaurants

By Kavitha Rao MUMBAI | As Mumbai’s classical architecture gives way to skyscrapers, the curious traveler needs to be quick to see those parts of old Bombay that still remain. There were once Iranian cafes at nearly every corner in south Mumbai. Originated by Iranian immigrants in the 19th century, they provided cheap food and… Continue reading A Taste of Persia, and Old Bombay: Irani Chai Restaurants

Parsi couple seeks divorce after 40 years of marriage

A Parsi couple, married for 40 years, is fighting a legal battle for divorce in the Bombay High Court which has asked both life partners to settle their dispute amicably without any further bitterness. Roshan Cooper (74) has sought Rs 2 crore lump sum alimony from her 80-year-old husband, Dadi Eruchshaw, for alleged mental and… Continue reading Parsi couple seeks divorce after 40 years of marriage

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India’s Youth Vote Rises From Ashes Of Mumbai Attacks

MUMBAI — Before the November terrorist attacks on this city left three of his friends dead, Kaizad Bhamgara, 19, spent his evenings jamming with his hipster goth-rock band or chilling on the wave-sprayed boulders along the high-rise-ringed shoreline. But the pain of his loss and his frustration over the ineptitude of the government’s response to… Continue reading India’s Youth Vote Rises From Ashes Of Mumbai Attacks

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BPP Says It Tried to help Ferzin Batlivala’s Mother.

Yesterday we reported about the really tragic story of little Ferzin Batlivala who died due to starvation. Here is a follow up article. In a case before the Bombay High Court on housing for poor Parsis, chief justice Swatanter Kumar incredulously asked: "Are there poor Parsis?" It may seem like an oxymoron; in reality, there… Continue reading BPP Says It Tried to help Ferzin Batlivala’s Mother.

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