Business Sustainability Talks with Shireen Mistree, Head of ESG at VFS Global

Our dear friend and Head of ESG at VFS Global Shireen Mistree speaks about “Navigating the Evolution of ESG in Service Industries.” The session focused on the current ESG landscape, uncovering trends and regulatory developments shaping the sector’s trajectory. Conversations dealt with discovering practical strategies for integrating ESG frameworks into day-to-day operations, from supply chain… Continue reading Business Sustainability Talks with Shireen Mistree, Head of ESG at VFS Global

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Lucknow Parsis appeal to govt for funds to maintain community building

The Parsi community wants the MP from Lucknow to allocate funds for maintenance of Hormazd Bagh (a building in the cemetery) which is in a debilitated state. The community also demands them to provide recurrent funds for maintenance of old graves in the aramgah (cemetery). Parsis began settling in the city during the times of… Continue reading Lucknow Parsis appeal to govt for funds to maintain community building

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Avabai Wadia: Architect Of Change In Indian Family Planning

Avabai Wadia’s remarkable journey from a pioneering legal luminary to a trailblazer in family planning stands as a testament to her unwavering commitment to social progress. Article on Her Circle Born in 1913 into a progressive Parsi family in Colombo, her life’s work would leave an indelible mark on India’s landscape of women’s rights and… Continue reading Avabai Wadia: Architect Of Change In Indian Family Planning

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Why Mumbai’s 300-year-old Bhikha Behram Well is more than just a sacred site for Zoroastrians

Why Mumbai’s 300-year-old Bhikha Behram Well is more than just a sacred site for Zoroastrians A year short of turning 300, the Bhikha Behram Well in the heart of Churchgate is not only sacred to Parsis but is a city institution. Here’s an insight into the wells history and recent restoration by AD100 architect Kirtida… Continue reading Why Mumbai’s 300-year-old Bhikha Behram Well is more than just a sacred site for Zoroastrians

Heard of Zoroastrianism? The ancient religion still has fervent followers: National Geographic

Heard of Zoroastrianism? The ancient religion still has fervent followers National Geographic Magazine | May 2024 Article by Kristin Romey Once the faith of millions, a small but devoted number of adherents in Asia and North America keep the flame of faith burning. Farzin Yezishne, a Zoroastrian mobed (priest), performs a blessing ceremony at a… Continue reading Heard of Zoroastrianism? The ancient religion still has fervent followers: National Geographic

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Edulji Sohrabji Chenai Dar-E-Meher in Secunderabad Wins INTACH Heritage Award

Khorshed S. Chenai the President-Parsi Zoroastrian Anjuman of Secunderabad & Hyderabad writes in to inform us We are thrilled to announce that the Khan Bahadur Edulji Sohrabji Chenai Anjuman Dar-E-Meher (Anjuman Agiary), Secunderabad, has been honoured with the prestigious INTACH Heritage Award. Mr. Homi D. Chenoy, Hon. Secretary-Trustee, PZASH, collected the award on behalf of… Continue reading Edulji Sohrabji Chenai Dar-E-Meher in Secunderabad Wins INTACH Heritage Award

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Shahin Bekhradnia Speaks About Nowruz at the House Of Lords in the United Kingdom

The celebration of Nowruz is becoming better known these days, possibly because UNESCO recognized it in 2010  as an Intangible Heritage of Humanity.  And Wikipedia, calling it Persian New Year,  lists around 20 countries where it is currently celebrated. Yet, as Shahin Bekhradnia explained in the House of Lords just one month ago on Nowruz… Continue reading Shahin Bekhradnia Speaks About Nowruz at the House Of Lords in the United Kingdom

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