
Month: July 2016 Articles

Book Launch: Lt General Faridoon Bilimoria: His Life & Times

Restoration of the Sardar Patel Agiary in Pune

India’s vanishing people

Khurshid Mehta: From Nonna’s Kitchen – A Trip to Mumbai

Book launches for Dadabhai Naoroij: Selected Private Papers

Salesman held for selling shoes with Parsi religious symbols

Kaizad Hansotia Co-Founder of GetNatty Provides Platform for Indian Fashion Designers

Cricketer Freddy Sidhwa Has a Dream Run at Lord’s

Westminster Service Honours Parsi/Irani Soldiers in United Kingdom

Indian Census Shows 18% Decline in Parsi Population

Meher Marfatia: Whose lane is it anyway?

Todiwala’s Café Spice Namaste Wins UK’s National Recycling Award

Zoroastrian Cooperative Bank staff strike work over transfers

Quetta Parsis: The Untold Story

Uthamna Service on WhatsApp

Nazneen Contractor Joins CBS Drama ‘Ransom’
Jame Response on the Recent Happenings

Lord Karan Bilimoria and Bahram S. Bekhradnia Awarded Honorary Doctorates from University of East Anglia
Noshir Dadrawala’s Open Letter to Jam-e-Jamshed Weekly
Dasturji Peshotan Mirza: Obituary by Dinyar Patel

Dhunji S Wadia: Write a buzzing chapter in the history of Rediffusion
Open Letter to the Editor of Jame Jamshed

From Modi’s Fate To The World’s End, Bejan Daruwalla Unwraps The Future On His 86th Birthday

Khushroo Poacha’s idea to crowdsource food now touches 2,500 lives

Getting Better: A Documentary on KEM Hospital By Gulserene Dastur at New Hope Festival

Reminiscing Memories of Three Parsi Stalwarts we lost in last three months

Niloufer Mavalvala: The Art of Parsi Cooking; Reviving an Ancient Cuisine

Where Did All The Vultures Go ?

OZCF Atashkadeh In Canada Comes One Step Closer To Reality

Parsi prayer hall’s success produces new worries

Dina Pestonji: A Profile in Courage and Determination

Del Irani stands for diversity on Australia’s television screens

Such a long journey: Malika Abbas

Digging up the past: Neil MacGregor

In Search of Bobby Mugaseth Bags Raghu Karnad the Sahitya Akademi Yuva Award

The First Navjote: A Book By Ava Mehta.

Villie M. Appoo Named “Most Intriguing” by Who’s Who Diversity in Color

In New York, New Temple Provides A Focal Point for Zoroastrians
