An excerpt from ‘The Story of Tata: 1868 to 2021’, by Peter Casey. By Peter Casey | Scroll Nobody can hurt me without my permission. — Mahatma Gandhi There are a great many erroneous stories about the Dinshaw relationship with the Tatas and Wadias. The families were indeed close and were leaders in the Bombay… Continue reading How did the Mistrys of the Shapoorji Pallonji group manage to acquire shares in the Tata Group?
Month: September 2021
Now an app to nudge Indian truck drivers to drive well
We are thrilled to read about the new app that will ultimately help save lives and make trucking in India safer. Our dear friend and WZCC Global Youth Director Jehaan Kotwal has been working on this app for a few months now and its now ready for use. Jehaan Kotwal the founder of JFK Transport… Continue reading Now an app to nudge Indian truck drivers to drive well
The oldest surviving Zoroastrian scriptures were found not in Iran or India, but in China
In its Epic Iran exhibition, the British Library will be displaying its unrivalled collection of manuscripts. Article by Ursula Sims-Williams | Scroll.in The opening to chapter nine of the ‘Videvdad Sadah’. | British Library (Public domain) In the United Kingdom, the British Library has an unrivalled collection of Zoroastrian manuscripts and therefore welcomed the opportunity… Continue reading The oldest surviving Zoroastrian scriptures were found not in Iran or India, but in China
What is Zoroastrianism? : A Conversation with Antonio Panaino
Howard Burton speaks with University of Bologna Iranian specialist Antonio Panaino about Zorastrianism: What is it? How was it influenced by, and in turn influence, other religious and cultural traditions? And what did it mean for the people of ancient Iran? Zoroastrianism is an in-depth conversation with University of Bologna Iranian specialist Antonio Panaino about… Continue reading What is Zoroastrianism? : A Conversation with Antonio Panaino
