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Zerbanoo Gifford Receives the Emmeline Pankhurst Award at Women of the Year 2026

MANCHESTER: Zerbanoo Gifford, human rights campaigner, author and founder of The ASHA Centre in the Forest of Dean, has been honoured with the Emmeline Pankhurst Award at the Women of the Year Luncheon & Awards, held at Manchester's Etihad...

The Tata feud stings Parsis

The Tata feud stings Parsis

As the Trust contests N Chandrasekaran’s reappointment and Tata Sons weighs listing, the community, largely behind Noel Tata, fear for a charitable legacy they consider their ownIn Navsari, a town...

The Iran League: Bombay’s bridge to Persia

The Iran League: Bombay’s bridge to Persia

In a creaking colonial building on DN Road, a group of volunteers works to keep alive the memory of a friendship between two nations — one that history, and geopolitics, seems poised to forgetOn the...

The Sound Not Meant to be Music

The Sound Not Meant to be Music

One of the smallest religious communities in Pakistan, the Zoroastrians, are more commonly known by their South Asian name, Parsis. By the most recent estimates from community leaders, there are...

Nariman Karkaria: Travels in Iran In the 1920s

Nariman Karkaria: Travels in Iran In the 1920s

When Nariman Karkaria, an Indian-Parsi soldier who fought in World War I, departed from Bombay on October 24, 1923 for a trip to Iran, the country was in the throes of a regime change. Before...