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Alpaiwalla Museum Reopens Today

Framji Dadabhoy Alpaiwalla Museum Reopens Today After Restoration, Showcasing Parsi-Zoroastrian Heritage The Framji Dadabhoy Alpaiwalla Museum at Khareghat Colony, Hughes Road (N S Patkar Road), the only centre in Mumbai that showcases Parsi-Zoroastrian history, will reopen today after extensive restoration and upgradation. The archaeological and ethnographic museum, set up by the Bombay Parsi Punchayet in 1954, received a grant from

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They Have a Minute Left

This boy Vidhan Sharma has made a documentary film. Dedicated to his school teacher Yasmin Panthaky. It has been selected for Kolkata International Micro Film Festival & The 8th New Delhi Film Festival – NDFF 2025

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An Epic of Kings: The Great Mongol Shahnama - exhibition

Dates September 21, 2024–January 12, 2025 Location Arthur M. Sackler Gallery | Galleries 23 and 24 Collection Area Arts of the Islamic World At A Glance This exhibition focuses on a single copy of the Shahnama made around 1330 in Iran, not on the literary work completed by the Persian poet Firdawsi three hundred years earlier around the year 1010. Monumental in

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Qissa-e-Parsi: The Parsi Story

Qissa-e-Parsi: The Parsi Story. FYI … A film by Ketatun’s nephew Zal Cowasji’s daughter Divya ….  A high-res link to Divya and her colleague, Shilpi’s film on the Parsis, commissioned by the Ministry of External Affairs, and produced by the Public Service Broadcasting Trust of India (PSBT), is now available at    The Film explores the history of the Parsi

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Hoshnar Kaikobad’s Nature Masterpieces: A Stunning Painting Exhibition

  Step into the world of Hoshnar Kaikobad’s stunning nature-inspired paintings at the Nehru Centre, Worli, Mumbai! The exhibition will be open from October 1st to October 7th 2024, between 10:30 AM and 7:30 PM, showcasing breath-taking pieces that are also available for purchase. Hoshnar’s love for nature comes alive in every stroke, capturing the magic and healing essence of

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