Month: September 2021

MAZDA Multimedia presents: Hoshaang Gotla, Founder XYZ In Conversation

MAZDA Multimedia presents: Hoshaang Gotla, Founder XYZ In Conversation Xtremely Young Zoroastrians (XYZ) is an organisation aimed at promoting togetherness and camaraderie within the youngsters of the community. Since its inception in 2014, XYZ aspires to mould the children of the Parsi community between the ages of 5 and 15 years to become better individuals… Continue reading MAZDA Multimedia presents: Hoshaang Gotla, Founder XYZ In Conversation

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Farida Master: In Hunt of the Elusive MIQ Lottery to Return To New Zealand

MIQ’s Hunger Games begin Former Times news editor Farida Master shares her experience from Canada of an anxious four-hour wait in the new MIQ Virtual Lobby with 22,909 desperate Kiwis ahead of her trying to get a spot to return home. It was a heart-stopping moment. At the stroke of 8am (NZT), Kiwis all over… Continue reading Farida Master: In Hunt of the Elusive MIQ Lottery to Return To New Zealand

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Tanaz Godiwala: My dream is to build a global empire of Parsi food

Parsi Institutionand brilliant multi-generational caterer Tanaz Godiwala speaks to food blogger Kalyan Karmarkar on all things Parsi cuisine. I am proud to present to you the legendary Tanaz Godiwala in this episode of #FoodocracyForHer Tanaz Godiwala is considered to be the ‘queen of Parsi catering.’ She is the second generation owner of the fifty year… Continue reading Tanaz Godiwala: My dream is to build a global empire of Parsi food

Parsi population in India is certainly dwindling’ says veteran Indian journalist Coomi Kapoor

A Parsi herself, Kapoor has penned a book about her community, Veteran Indian journalist Coomi Kapoor, who herself is a Parsi, has penned a definitive book about her community, The Tatas, Freddie Mercury & Other Bawas: An Intimate History of the Parsis, which is a riveting account of some of the prominent members of the… Continue reading Parsi population in India is certainly dwindling’ says veteran Indian journalist Coomi Kapoor

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Jehan Mehta : How this Parsi boy is ensuring Mumbai’s wafer ice cream sandwich reaches masses

Tandy’s Creamery was founded in 2019. The brand wants to make wafer ice cream sandwich reach the masses. Despite the ups and downs caused by the pandemic, the brand’s revenue is touching Rs 7 lakh a month. Article By Palak Agarwal | YourStory Mumbai’s famous vada pav, akuri on toast, Bombay sandwich, and Bombil fry… Continue reading Jehan Mehta : How this Parsi boy is ensuring Mumbai’s wafer ice cream sandwich reaches masses

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Maya Guzdar: What Happened the Day After I Was Sexually Harassed at the Pentagon

Ms. Guzdar is a senior at Stanford University. She was an intern this summer at the Department of Defense and is interning at the Leadership Council for Women in National Security. I was an intern at the Department of Defense attending an office happy hour in July when a drunken senior employee — a man… Continue reading Maya Guzdar: What Happened the Day After I Was Sexually Harassed at the Pentagon

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