Iyanah Bativala Curates Kids in Focus Exhibition at Max Mueller Bhavan

If you happen to be in town with some time to spare, we recommend you hop over to Kala Ghoda’s Max Mueller Bhavan Gallery to catch Kids in Focus. The one-of-a-kind photo exhibition has on view the work of children from Salaam Baalak Trust. The exhibition will showcase over 80 photographs taken by the children… Continue reading Iyanah Bativala Curates Kids in Focus Exhibition at Max Mueller Bhavan

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The Parsi community is shrinking but not in Singapore

Globally, the Parsi community is shrinking so fast from an ever- declining birth rate that India is now campaigning for Parsis to make childbearing a duty. One such campaign advertisement earlier this year went: “Be responsible. Don’t wear a condom tonight. Our numbers dwindle… Which is why, if you’re married, maybe you should think about… Continue reading The Parsi community is shrinking but not in Singapore

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India’s Parsis search for new funeral arrangements

India’s Parsis search for new funeral arrangements as there are not enough vultures to dispose of bodies by Leila Nathoo  | Independent UK Katy Gundevia spent her final days in an apartment in one of Mumbai’s designated Parsi colonies, a few hundred yards away from the cavernous, circular wells where her community traditionally disposes of… Continue reading India’s Parsis search for new funeral arrangements

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There’s something about Parsis

Hindi films that churn the box-office mill have never been known to be kind to the diversity of the country’s culture. Without losing much sweat you will find the money-minting Gujarati, the loud-mouthed Punjabi, the bookish Bengali, the drunken Christian, the nasal accented ‘south Indian’, the Nepalese ‘bahadur’. Article by Usri Basistha | Tehelka And… Continue reading There’s something about Parsis

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