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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...

Parsi Khabar on Twitter

Parsi Khabar on Twitter

We are happy to announce that Parsi Khabar is now on Twitter. If you are on twitter, please add us to your follow list Our twitter handle is @parsikhabar or you can easily find us here...

No more Farzins

Concerned community comes together for last prayers for shunned half-Parsi child who died of starvation By Manoj R Nair in the Mumbai Mirror Neglected in life, Farzin Batlivala - the seven-year-old...

Parsis and National Politics of India

We Parsis have had a long tradition with politics at the national, state and city level. Dadabhoy Navroji was one of the founding fathers of the Indian National Congress in the late 19th Century. He...

Maneck Engineer: An Interview

Shernaaz Engineer interviews Maneck Engineer, one of the front runners in the election for the lone seat left vacant by the passing away of BPP Trustee Rustom Tirandaz Today the community is split...

Bangalore Dasturji in Critical Condition

Received via email on a newsgroup It is unfortunate that Ervad Jamshed Unvalla,  younger brother of our departed Bangalore High Priest Nadirshah Unvalla has suffered burns to 70% of his body....

Dokhmenshahi in UK: A contrarian view

Farrukh Dhondy, noted writer, talks about religious funeral practises in a recent article in the DNA India. It talks about a petition filed by a Hindu UK resident to be allowed in death to be...

Iran: The Forgotten Glory: DVD

Iran: The Forgotten Glory: DVD

Iran: The Forgotten Glory is a two part DVD Movie about the Persia of yore. "Shot in over 60 locations in the province of FARS and 5 years in the making, “IRAN, The Forgotten Glory” is the first...

Bapsy Sidhwa: Mystique of Her Art

The irremovable stains of blood marked on the dead body of an innocent girl compelled her to pen her thoughts and that’s when it all started. Bapsi Sidhwa, noted writer and Pakistani-based American...

Navroze at Pasargade

Navroze at Pasargade

Here are some pictures of Navroze being celebrated in Pasargade. However I do not have the year this was. Probably 2009 or 2008.

The Persepolis Celebrations of 1971

The Persepolis Celebrations of 1971

From Teheran to Persepolis: All the Glitter of the Empire   This is the title of a fantastic website that has the entire event in photographs and text. A definite must read. Website Link

To steer Nano, 96 is not old

To steer Nano, 96 is not old

She captured through her lens India’s tryst with destiny. Now, Homai Vyarawalla wants to be in the driver’s seat when the country makes automobile history. India’s first woman photo-journalist, the...

Nawaz Modi Singhania on Navroze

Mumbai: It's an early start to the day for Nawaz Modi Singhania, wife of industrialist Gautam Singhania, just like when she was younger, she says. "New Year binds you with family and religion, and...

Happy Jamshedi Navroze 2009

Parsi Khabar and all its three editors wishes all our readers and subscribers a very happy and prosperous Jamshedi Navroze (Nooruz / Nowruz). We value your readership and your participation on our...

Irani or Parsi, what’s the difference?

By Meher Marfatia in DNA India Who hasn't smiled at quaint "By Order" instructions written in coloured chalk at Irani restaurant entrances? But walk to your corner café today. The interior will...

Dilshad Patel : I can play anyone

Dilshad Patel is one hell of a performer. With a cheerful laugh she says, "I can play anybody you want, between 22 and 26 years. I would call that my screen age." Patel, the latest entrant...