Why we should all care about the Bombay Parsi Punchayet elections

The administrative body controls a vast corpus of funds as well as significant property: a chunk of the prosperity of contemporary Mumbai. Article by Dinyar Patel |Scroll In a matter of days, one of the smallest elections in India will take place. Members of the Parsi community in Mumbai will head to the polls on… Continue reading Why we should all care about the Bombay Parsi Punchayet elections

Finding Men of Honor

An Op-Ed by Maneck Davar Dear Humdins, As the BPP election draws to a close, I am left with mixed feelings of desolation and hope. Desolation, because of the plight of our humdins I have met, especially the poor. The worst affected appear to be residents of BPP colonies, with Panthaky Baug and Nirlon at… Continue reading Finding Men of Honor

Daara Patel: In Conversation

Daara B. Patel is one of the candidates standing for the Bombay Parsi Panchayet 2015 elections. Below are three video messages he sent us to share with our readers.

Electronic Voting Machines, 500 officials for big, fat Parsi polls in Mumbai

With just a week to go for the Bombay Parsi Punchayet (BPP) elections, aspiring trustees have been giving stump speeches at colonies across Mumbai. On Wednesday, three candidates, who are canvassing together as “The Tremendous Three” were speaking at Colaba’s Cusrow Baug — a citadel of lemon yellow buildings, green lawns and vintage Fiats. With… Continue reading Electronic Voting Machines, 500 officials for big, fat Parsi polls in Mumbai

Ads galore for Bombay Parsi Punchayet elections

BATTLE FOR VOTES: For better recall value, Parsis are being peppered with advertisements by candidates putting a question mark over the code of conduct They may not be throwing lavish dinner parties or distributing gifts to induce voters, but this does no mean the Bombay Parsi Punchayet elections are a dull affair. Article by Ashutosh… Continue reading Ads galore for Bombay Parsi Punchayet elections

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