The IranShah Initiative Inspiration With Vision 2020 IranShah: Our Emblem Of Freedom Free To Be A Zarthushti By: Meher Amalsad, Westminster, California, USA Humanity Wakes Up In Different Times And In Different Ways. Humanity woke up two and half millennia ago in ancient Persia (Iran) With Cyrus the Great freeing slaves in Babylon And issuing… Continue reading IranShah: Our Emblem Of Freedom Free To Be A Zarthushti
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Perzen Patel: ‘There’s more to Indian food than butter chicken’
Perzen Patel was a finalist in the University of Auckland’s Velocity $100k challenge after cooking up an idea for a tasty business. Perzen Patel: By day she’s communicating the services of the General Library; by night she’s working on her Indian paste business. Perzen Patel is a digital engagement and communications adviser for Te Tumu… Continue reading Perzen Patel: ‘There’s more to Indian food than butter chicken’
A Film on the life of Nani Palkhivala
Nani – The Crusader The film introduces Nani to a generation who never knew him and provides an excellent account of the manifold contributions of this great son of India to the law, business and polity. Click here to watch the film: https://www.imdb.com/video/vi2726146585
Mubadala | 49th UAE National Day by Hanoz Navder
Hanoz Navder of Dubai UAE, is the video editor on this lovely film celebrating the 49th National Day of the United Arab Emirates. Mubadala | 49th UAE National Day from Hanoz Navdar on Vimeo. Client – MubadalaDirector – Nayla Al KhajaProduction – AIM FilmsDirector of Photography – Mik AllenEditor – Hanoz NavdarMusic Production & Sound… Continue reading Mubadala | 49th UAE National Day by Hanoz Navder
Last rites: Parsis turn to tech as vulture numbers decline
The Tower of Silence located in Parsi Gutta, the final resting place of the 1,200-strong Parsi community in Hyderabad, now has a solar concentrator to speed up the decomposition of dead bodies due to the dwindling number of vultures that used to devour the flesh. Article by JBS Umanadh | Telangana Today Hyderabad: The dwindling… Continue reading Last rites: Parsis turn to tech as vulture numbers decline
Ruzbeh Bacha: In Conversation with CEO of CityFALCON
What is the business and how did it start? Back in 2014 I was investing and found it impossible to easily gather data on the market. I knew there were solutions for this, but they were not cheap. They still aren’t. Few people can afford up to £2000 a month to trade or invest their… Continue reading Ruzbeh Bacha: In Conversation with CEO of CityFALCON
Maneckji Seth Agiary – Parsi Imprint on Mumbai
Anyone who has lived in or grown up in Mumbai would know at least one Parsi for sure. And if new, you will wonder about the fuss around Bun-Maska (Bun-Butter), Bhurji-Pav (Scrambled eggs-Bread) and Irani Chai (Persian Tea). That is the extent to which the Parsis are part of the cosmopolitan weave of this city.… Continue reading Maneckji Seth Agiary – Parsi Imprint on Mumbai
Rusi Surti: Indian cricket’s original braveheart and ‘the poor man’s Garry Sobers’
Queenslanders saw one of their own in the first and only Indian Test player to play in the Sheffield Shield Patrick Skene Indian Test cricketer Rusi Surti plays a classic cover drive. ‘To see him perform in the middle was like sipping champagne and he gave endless pleasure to fans,’ says Kersi Meher-Homji. Photograph: Percy… Continue reading Rusi Surti: Indian cricket’s original braveheart and ‘the poor man’s Garry Sobers’
Kamalrukh Khan: Anti-conversion law should be nationalised
Wife of late Wajid Khan writes on her sufferings in an inter-faith marriage, says anti-conversion law should be nationalised Months after music composer Wajid Khan of the Sajid-Wajid fame passed away due to coronavirus related complications, his wife Kamalrukh Khan has taken to social media to share her first-hand account of life in an inter-faith… Continue reading Kamalrukh Khan: Anti-conversion law should be nationalised
