Soldier extraordinaire: Book Review

A riveting account of the life and times of the first Field Marshal of India. Review By PURNIMA S. TRIPATHI | Frontline IN April 1971, General Sam Hormusji Framji Jamshedji Manekshaw, the Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), reportedly overruled Prime Minister Indira Gandhi when she wanted the Indian Army to attack what was then… Continue reading Soldier extraordinaire: Book Review

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New Zoroastrian Community Centers in North America

Federation of Zoroastrian Associations of North America held a panel discussion earlier in 2014 on the theme of New Zoroastrian Community Centers in North America. This was a Pre-AGM event before the 27th Annual General Meeting in Bellevue, a suburb of Seattle in Washington State, USA. The video of the panel discussion is now online… Continue reading New Zoroastrian Community Centers in North America

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Unaccounted cash at Parsi trust office: The theories don’t add up

MULTIPLICITY ast week, trustees of the Bombay Parsi Punchayet (BPP), the largest representative organisation of ParsiZoroastrians, found nearly Rs22 lakh and some gold jewellery in a locked cupboard that was used by their former CEO. Mehli Colah, the official, died in December 2013 after prolonged illness. Article by Manoj Nair | Hindustan Times After the… Continue reading Unaccounted cash at Parsi trust office: The theories don’t add up

Danesh Irani: The Last Parsi

Why this Parsi stand-up comedian doesn’t want to be seen in a pair of shorts! Danesh Irani in conversation with Glynda Alves | The Economic Times   Describe yourself in 140 characters. 140 characters? I’m only 24, and have been an actor for 10 years. I’ve only played 35 odd characters to date. Which TV… Continue reading Danesh Irani: The Last Parsi

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