Noshir Dadrawala: BPP trustee steps down

Says the chairman humiliated him in front of staff members The internal bickering among the trustees of the Bombay Parsi Punchayet (BPP), city’s oldest and richest trust, continues. On Wednesday, Noshir Dadrawala, one of the seven trustees, stepped down from his post. Mr. Dadrawala alleged that the BPP’s chairman, Yazdi Desai, had humiliated him during… Continue reading Noshir Dadrawala: BPP trustee steps down

Parsis fear for Kolkatta’s first fire temple

The death of the last known trustee of Calcutta’s first Parsi fire temple, defunct and decrepit but listed as a Grade I heritage building, has raised concern in the community about land sharks laying their hands on the property. Article by Subhajoy Roy | The Telegraph Cursetjee Manackjee Rustomjee, who died aged 81 on April… Continue reading Parsis fear for Kolkatta’s first fire temple

Brigadier Dosoo Gimi’s Military Sword Bequeathed to HighGate RSL

A very special bequest was made to Highgate RSL during our March meeting, with the presentation of the military sword belonging to BRIG Dosoo Gimi, by his daughter, Kamal Plank, on behalf of her Mother. BRIG Gimi played a significant part in the history of the Indian Armyduring the tumultuous post- War years, with a… Continue reading Brigadier Dosoo Gimi’s Military Sword Bequeathed to HighGate RSL

Karachi Press Club: The majestic heritage monument that still stands tall

The southern port city of Pakistan, Karachi has enjoyed immense strategic value for centuries. When the British realised its strategic significance, the city became the centre of many official civil and military activities of the province of Sindh – the British also adorned Karachi with Victorian style buildings housing civil, commercial, educational departments along with… Continue reading Karachi Press Club: The majestic heritage monument that still stands tall

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BBC Forum: Sacred flames that burn for hundreds of years

It is a religion that has lasted three millennia, claims to be the world’s first monotheistic creed and to have influenced major faiths such as Christianity, Judaism and Islam, inspired artists from Voltaire to Freddie Mercury but Zoroastrianism may be heading for extinction: in some communities only children of male Zoroastrians are admitted to the… Continue reading BBC Forum: Sacred flames that burn for hundreds of years

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