Nagpur Parsi youths collecting relief for Nepal victims

Lending a helping hand to the Nepalese population in this hour of crisis, a group of city youngsters from the Nagpur Parsi Gymkhana are collecting relief material for those affected by the earthquake. The youngsters have started a drive asking citizens to contribute relief items for the quake survivors. The relief material will be handed… Continue reading Nagpur Parsi youths collecting relief for Nepal victims

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Manekshaw for Bharat Ratna: Will you undo this wrong, Mr Modi?

Dear Prime Minister Allow me as a citizen of the Republic which has the good fortune of having you at the helm of affairs, to thank you for the bold decision to create a memorial for the much-underrated P.V. Narasimha Rao, whose prime ministership not only ushered in economic reforms in 1991 that launched India… Continue reading Manekshaw for Bharat Ratna: Will you undo this wrong, Mr Modi?

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Parsis prepare list of defunct Anjumans, other properties

Mumbai: Soon after the demand for a “waqf-like” board by Parsis to manage their properties, members of the community have begun to prepare a list of properties that they want to be controlled by the Parsi Anjuman of India. Members of the community met officials of the National Minority Commission (NMC) during their recent visit… Continue reading Parsis prepare list of defunct Anjumans, other properties

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Collector forbids Mhow Parsi community from selling property

Based on a letter from the under secretary of the Minority Department of Government of India regarding a complain filled by Parveen Jahangir, collector Akash Tripathi found mismanagement, after conducting an investigation, in the working of Mhow-Parsi   Zorostrian Anjuman Trust. Collector asked for an audit report from the executive president of the trust. Taking a… Continue reading Collector forbids Mhow Parsi community from selling property

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Emperor Akbar’s Parsi counsel: The First Dastur Meherji Rana

Established in 1874, the first Dastoor Meherjirana Library in Navsari is named after the first Parsi high priest of India. The most priceless manuscript at the library is a framed original document deed that states 200 ‘vighas’ of land has been granted to Dastoor Meherji Rana by Emperor Akbar Article by Ashleshaa Khurana, TNNThe history… Continue reading Emperor Akbar’s Parsi counsel: The First Dastur Meherji Rana

Train to Jamshedpur: The story of Tata, India’s global giant

A BBC documentary in which Dr Zareer Masani tells the story of this 150-year-old Indian giant with a reputation for ethical capitalism. India’s biggest industrial plant is hidden away in what were once the jungles of Bihar. Jamshedpur, named after its founder, Jamsetji Tata, is a four hour train journey away from Calcutta. And its… Continue reading Train to Jamshedpur: The story of Tata, India’s global giant

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