History Articles
Kozikhode: Parsi culture still has its fire glowing
Jamsheed Marker: Indians were furious we managed to secure the Americans first
The obscure religion that shaped the West
Navrozji Fardunji, 19th-century reformer and the great son whom India forgot too soon
The Real Mrs Jinnah: New Book Offers Insights Into the Fascinating Life of Ruttie Petit
Ardeshir Godrej: Founder of a Billion Dollar Indian Business Empire
Family matters: Raghu Karnad and the Calicut Parsis
Vanishing point:The last remaining parsis of Delhi
Uncovering Shanghai’s Parsi Past: Mishi Saran
Emperor Akbar’s Parsi counsel
Such a long journey: Malika Abbas
Mr. Alpaiwalla’s Legacy: India’s Parsi Museum
Once upon a Hill Road
Parsi surnames & the places they are derived from
When Nani Palkhivala Refused to Defend Indira Gandhi in Court
Bumsuckerwallah Family of Karachi
My father, the Param Vir Chakra Hero: Lt. Colonel A. B. Tarapore
New Delhi To Host First Ever Large Scale Festival on Parsi Culture in 2016
Zoroastrianism in Iran and India: Then and Now: Summer School at University of Zurich
In Udvada: The Maha Kumbh of the Parsis
Ruttie Petit and Bella Captain: The Tale of Two Parsi Women
Parsi Mumbai: The Legacy of Zoroastrianism in India’s Urban Fabric
Mercenaries and merchants: A short history of the strong ties between India and Yemen
Death and Legal History on Sunday Afternoons
Emperor Akbar’s Parsi counsel: The First Dastur Meherji Rana
Navroz in New Delhi: Shernaz Italia
Jamsetji Tata’s residence wins UNESCO honour
Tehnaz Bahadurji: What’s it Like to be a Parsi ?
The changing face of the legal profession
Of Steel, Metal Birds And More: The Tatas
Bombay Heritage Walks for Tata Employees
Nobody learns Parsi history in schools, says historian
Godrej Legacy and Winning in India
How an accidentally distorted drawing of the Prophet led to a riot in 19th-century Mumbai
East India Company, Bombay Talkies, Tatas… a family tree forms
Chennai and its old Parsi flame
Picnics at Juhu Beach: Indian Memory Project
Pakistani Zoroastrians Must Keep The Fire Ablaze
A sense of belonging: We must recognise the contributions of our minorities
Bhonu Prakash: A Talk by Dan Sheffield
His Honourable Son-in-Law: Feroze Gandhi
Kavasji Jamshedji Petigara: An Extraordinary Policeman
Zoroaster: The World’s First Bessemer Ship
Shahnameh, a Persian Masterpiece, Still Relevant Today
An Excerpt from the life of Dosebai Cowasjee Jessawalla
Chinese excavations likely to redefine Zoroastrianism’s origin
Parsis and their cars
Royapuram: Wheel of time takes the sea away
