The Fire That Never Goes Out

What can we learn about long-term thinking from millennia-old Zoroastrian fire rituals? By Richard Fisher | Long Now Apr 13, 02023 At some point in the late fifth century, as the Western Roman empire fell, a group of Zoroastrian priests in Iran’s Fars Province lit a very special fire. As the days passed, they kept… Continue reading The Fire That Never Goes Out

Zoroastrian Museum in Kerman, Iran

Zoroastrians anthropological museum is located in Kerman province, Iran. The museum is comprised of different sections and each section deals with one of the customs of Zoroastrians. Article By Shakiba Saberi Mehr News

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Professor Hoshang Jehangir Unwalla Receives 2022-23 Outstanding Mentor Award from Florida Education Fund’s McKnight Doctoral Fellowship Program

Congratulations to Hoshang Unwalla, PhD, who received the 2022-23 Outstanding Mentor Award from the Florida Education Fund’s McKnight Doctoral Fellowship Program. The McKnight program aims to increase the number of African Americans and Hispanics in Florida who earn PhDs. Professor Unwalla was nominated by his graduate student Maria José Santiago who also attended the awards… Continue reading Professor Hoshang Jehangir Unwalla Receives 2022-23 Outstanding Mentor Award from Florida Education Fund’s McKnight Doctoral Fellowship Program

Spotlight on Khushnooma Kapadia: Marketing Head at Marriott International in South Asia

“Marriott gave my passion, foresight and creativity the ‘wings’ and my abilities the ‘roots’!” ….Says Khushnooma Kapadia, Senior Area Director, Marketing, South Asia, Marriott International Khushnooma Kapadia, Senior Area Director, Marketing, South Asia, Marriott International, Hotelier India, this month, features India’s ace Corporate Communications’ leaders in the hospitality industry who are not only passionate about … Continue reading Spotlight on Khushnooma Kapadia: Marketing Head at Marriott International in South Asia

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Where have the Parsees in Indian cricket gone? They were the first Indians to play cricket

The Parsees founded the Oriental Cricket Club in 1848 and the Young Zoroastrian Club in 1850, and as for an opposition to play against, who better than the British themselves? Article By Abhishek Mukherjee | Money Control The teams representing the Bombay Presidency and the Bombay Parsees in the Presidency cricket match in 1893. The… Continue reading Where have the Parsees in Indian cricket gone? They were the first Indians to play cricket

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