
Books Articles

Religiographies on Zoroastrian Esotericism: Special Issue

The Route to Parsi Cooking: From Pars to India and Beyond

Parsi Bombay, Then and Now: Iona Italia Speaks to Nev March

The Museum of Failures is an excellent example of Thrity Umrigar’s strengths as a novelist

The Navjote Book By Delzin Choksey

Said so much with understatement: Gieve Patel’s life in art and poetry

One Woman’s Fight for Justice & Equality in Historic Bombay: Book Review

Bakhtiar Dadabhoy’s Homi J Bhabha: A Life

The Colonial Public and the Parsi Stage : Book Review

The Parsi Theatre’ is an important addition to the sparse information available on the matter

Dukhi Dadiba and the Irony of Fate

Memoirs of a Parsi daughter: Book review |

Book Launch: WHO WANTS TO MARRY KAI JUICEWALLA

From India to Iran, via Bombay and its Parsis, Rabindranath Tagore and a forgotten book

Peril at the Exposition by Nev March: Book Review

Bapsi’s Crow Eaters and the art of moralising

Sohrab Homi Fracis Releases His Third Book

Victim To Victory Co-Authored by Feritta Khambata

Tata Administrative Service: Here’s the book review on six-decade old journey of leadership programme

The Travel Writer as Soldier: The First World War Adventures of Nariman Karkaria

Tanaz Bhathena wins inaugural Bapsi Sidhwa Literary Prize

Who Is A Parsi: Prochy Mehta

Homi J Bhabha: A Renaissance Man among Scientists by Biman Nath

Bapsi’s portrayal of Parsi paradigm

Leeya Mehta: A Story of the World Before the Fence

Parsi Kitchen: A Memoir of Food and Family by Anahita Dhondy

Parsi chef Anahita Dhondy on her newest passion

Book Review: The British Raj Was Once a Narco-State

How did the Mistrys of the Shapoorji Pallonji group manage to acquire shares in the Tata Group?

When Shapoorji Pallonji funded Mughal-e-Azam and Khojeste Mistree became a religious pop star

Coomi Kapoor: The Tatas, Freddie Mercury & Other Bawas: An Intimate History of the Parsis

India’s Mini-Craze for Bicycling Around the World

Zarathushtra: The Man And The Message by Meheryar Rivetna

Book Review | The TATAS — How a family built a business and a nation

When Arthur Conan Doyle responded to the call of a Parsee Lawyer

A Portrait of Ruttie Jinnah That Doesn’t Hold Up

The Parsis who pedalled across the world

Timeless Mahindra: Tracing the roots of Mahindra to the new Thar by Adil Jal Darukhanawala

Crossroads by Armeen Kapadia Basavaraju

From Tendon Transplants to Eradication of Smallpox: What Pesi Did: A Surgeon’s Story

Mystery Murder Story Set in Colonial Bombay

Fluid Jurisdictions and Solid Perpetuities: A Review By Leilah Vevaina

“Timeless Mahindra” by Adil Jal Darukhanawala Hits The Stands

Fashion Musings by Meher Castelino

India’s Parsi Community and the Making of Modern Iran: An Interview with Afshin Marashi

At Last, a Biography of India’s Grand Old Man

The Adventures of the Pillow Gang: Illustrated by Delzin Choksey

How the first English novels by Parsis were written in the backdrop of the plague and politics

The Bundahisn
