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Echoes in a Parsi attic: How a box of keepsakes opens story of early Jamshedpur via Mumbai

In 1935, Khurshed Maneckji Bharucha, the first Indian chief cashier of Tata Steel in Jamshedpur, borrowed ₹3.5 lakh from a friend who owned an island near Bombay. Soon, on an open ground at Bistupur junction, arose a four-storey building with...

Sapat Makers: Kerawalla and Company

Aug 19, 2009 | Culture, Heritage

Somewhere in the noisy lanes of Dhobi Talao stands a picturesque shop; a little old fashioned, with a small cosy...

Why Parsis love Western classical music

Jul 18, 2009 | Bombay, Culture, Mumbai, Music

Europe’s classical music is trying for us to listen to, and very few Indians like it By Aakar Patel in LiveMint.com To...

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Echoes in a Parsi attic: How a box of keepsakes opens story of early Jamshedpur via Mumbai

Sapat Makers: Kerawalla and Company

Why Parsis love Western classical music

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