Category: Bombay Parsi Panchayat

Left, Right, and a little bit of the Centre

Community politics and mud-slinging has hit the Parsis’ representation in the National Commission for Minorities ONCE again, in the battle between the conservative Right and liberal Left, the Indian Zoroastrian commu­nity seems to be the biggest loser, as its nomination to the National Commission for Minorities (NCM) is still vacant. Article by GAURAV SARKAR |… Continue reading Left, Right, and a little bit of the Centre

ZYNG Speaks Up.

‘We will continue ZYNG’ing’ For 7 years ZYNG has served society and our community, working tirelessly for the positive growth of our community youth. We are now the largest youth body of our community anywhere in the world, encompassing more than four thousand youth between the ages of 15 – 40. Despite what some say… Continue reading ZYNG Speaks Up.

Bombay Parsi Punchayet cuts ties with youth wing ZYNG

The Bombay Parsi Punchayet (BPP) is the talking point once again in the community after its board of trustees cut ties with its youth wing Zoroastrian Youth for Next Generation (ZYNG). Article by Ashutosh Shukla | DNA India ZYNG was formed in December 2009 by former board of trustees of the BPP. Back then, ZYNG… Continue reading Bombay Parsi Punchayet cuts ties with youth wing ZYNG

A Trust deficit that needs to be bridged urgently: Noshir Dadrawala

Politics is too serious a matter to leave to politicians. Rightly did Federick Lewis Donaldson in a sermon at Westminster Abbey, London, on March 20, 1925 say: “The Seven Social Sins are:1. Wealth without work.2. Pleasure without conscience.3  Knowledge without character.4. Commerce without morality.5. Science without humanity.6. Worship without sacrifice and 7. *Politics without principle.*… Continue reading A Trust deficit that needs to be bridged urgently: Noshir Dadrawala

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