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Who is Noel Tata? The man pipped to be inducted in Tata Sons Board Noel Tata, trustee and half-brother of Ratan Tata, may be inducted as Director on the board of Tata Sons. Reports say discussions on appointing Noel on board of Tata Sons have intensified, however, a final decision is yet to be made.… Continue reading Who is Noel Tata? The man pipped to be inducted in Tata Sons Board

Witness the journey of 100 years of Secunderabad’s Parsi Fire Temple, Khan Bahadur Edulji Sohrabji Chenai Anjuman Dar-e-Meher. As per the Zoroastrian Shenshai calendar, 14th July 2020 marks the centenary of the Khan Bahadur Edulji Sohrabji Chenai Anjuman Dar-e-Meher. Hon’ble Dastoor Khurshed Dastoor Behram Jamasp Asa consecrated the Dar-e-Meher. Since then, it has served as… Continue reading Where The Fire Burns Eternally: Chenai Dar-E-Mehr Secunderabad

Khan Bahadur Edulji Sohrabji Chenai Anjuman Dar-e-Meher in Secunderabad will complete 100 years on July 14 Ervad Aspi Patel, the head priest of the temple, is seated in the verandah. An air of tranquility, and dominance of white and peace pervade the place as we approach to meet him. The Khan Bahadur Edulji Sohrabji Chenai… Continue reading Chenai Anjuman Dar-e-Meher in Secunderabad will complete 100 years

No, not that one – the rock band Queen are to feature on a series of UK postage stamps over the summer. They become only the third band to be honoured by Royal Mail, following the Beatles in 2007 and Pink Floyd in 2016. Guitarist Brian May said: “Sometimes it’s strange to wake up and… Continue reading Freddie Mercury & Queen to appear on postage stamps

Still, I was in search of something more, something concrete, something material Article by Meher Mirza | Catapult.Co Last October, I walked on the trail of emperors. Like most ogle-eyed tourists, I ping-ponged my way through different cities in Uzbekistan: Samarkand, Bokhara, Khiva, Nukus, Urgench, Margilon, Tashkent, Termez, Andijan, and Kokhand. Unlike most tourists, though,… Continue reading Looking for My Ancient Religion in Uzbekistan

He awarded the Vir Chakra for gallantry during the 1971 Indo-Pakistan war Sqn Ldr Parvez Jamasji (retd), who was awarded the Vir Chakra for gallantry during the 1971 Indo-Pakistan war, has died, family sources said. He was 77. Jamasji, who used a walking stick due to the injuries he sustained as a helicopter pilot while… Continue reading 1971 war hero Sqn. Ldr. Parvez Jamasji passes away

The faith is shrinking in Iran and India but growing in the U.S. and Canada. Most elementary-school boys spend their free time playing videogames or hanging out with friends. Zerkxis Bhandara’s childhood was a bit different. He started training to become a Zoroastrian priest when he was 9. Article by By Amy DePaul | Wall… Continue reading Zoroastrianism Rises in North America

Zarir Bhathena, a sitting Trustee of the Bombay Parsi Panchayet passed away on June 24, 2020 after a prolonged illness and hospitalization. Garothman Behest to the Ruvan of Zarir and the condolences on behalf of Parsi Khabar and all its readers to the Bhathena Family and to his fellow Trustees at the BPP. Below is… Continue reading Sad News: Passing Away Of BPP Trustee Zarir Bhathena