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A 125 Year Legacy | The Story of Jeena & Company

What began with a young entrepreneur and a $75 loan has grown into a family-led enterprise that mirrors India’s evolution in trade, travel and logistics. From historic firsts to embracing AI and automation, Jeena & Company is ready for the next century of change.  

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New Book – Entrepreneurship – Corporate to Calling

NEW BOOK LAUNCH! A few years ago, I started noticing a recurring pattern in conversations with colleagues, clients, and friends. They were successful… yet unfulfilled. Accomplished… yet disconnected. They said: “I don’t know where I am going with this!” That reflection resonated deeply with us. After spending decades in corporate roles, delivering results and leading teams, both Colleen Sequeira and

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117 Years of Trust, Tradition and Time: CT Pundole & Sons

CT Pundole & Sons, India’s oldest watch retailer, has marked 117 years of trust, tradition, and expertise. In a city that has changed dramatically over the decades, CT Pundole has remained a consistent benchmark of quality and reliability. Why CT Pundole Stands Out From luxury wristwatches to the largest collection of wall clocks in India, the company is more than a retailer. It

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Zoroastrian Bank ties up with Tata Power for Solar Energy Financing

We’ve teamed up with Tata Power Renewables to make solar solutions more affordable for all!  Low interest, minimal fees, flexible repayment—going green just got easier. #ZoroastrianBank #AffordableSolar #Sustainability #LowInterestRate #ZCBL     Zoroastrian Bank’s Solar Loan/s: Powering the Transition to Renewable Energy In a decisive move toward a cleaner future, Zoroastrian Bank is proud to introduce its new Solar financing

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How Parsis shaped India’s taste for soft drinks

A bottle of Pallonji’s raspberry soda comes with this helpful disclaimer: “Contains no fruit.” Electric red in colour, and syrupy sweet to the taste, the raspberry soda is a beloved cultural icon of India’s fast-disappearing Parsi community – as well as the endangered Irani cafes in the western city of Mumbai. It is pure, fizzy nostalgia. But peer more closely

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