The Centre has revamped Jiyo Parsi scheme to arrest the declining population of Indian Parsis. For every 150 Parsis born in a year, there are 600 deaths. Senior citizens playing cards at Cusrow Baug | Shubhangi Misra | ThePrint Mumbai, Pune, New Delhi: There was something unsettling about Navsari. Dr Shernaz A Cama couldn’t quite put her finger on during
Read moreDear Fellow-Zoroastrians: I am a writer from Mumbai visiting the U.S. this fall for a reading tour. I am looking for a place to stay in Brooklyn/Manhattan: a room with an attached bathroom and a work desk, or even a studio apartment. As I have my mother with me, the place should have decent connectivity and cafes and restaurants at
Read moreWe are pleased to share the latest edition of Manashni with you. Please click here to view. We would like to sincerely thank Nadish Naoroji, who over the past 12 years has generously volunteered his time and efforts towards assembling the Manashni publication every quarter. Nadish would now like to pass on the baton and we are looking for a volunteer
Read moreAn e-mail scam in the name of prominent Parsis is being perpetrated by fraudsters. Emails are being sent out with the address being similar to the one used by well-known Parsis but with some alphabet changed or dropped. The message says the person is abroad for some celebration and is not receiving OTPs to send money to some relative so
Read moreThe Bombay Panjrapole is hidden in a maze of little streets in Bhuleshwar. It is a two acre shelter that looks after hundreds of cows, as well as other rescued stray animals and birds. It was established in 1834 by businessmen Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy and Amichand Shah, with the support of philanthropist Cowasjee Patel (After whose Name C.P.Tank came to be
Read moreThe Parsi community in India is renowned not only for their love of automobiles but also for their commitment to sustainability – restoring their old classics rather than buying new models. Parsi-owned cars and motorcycles hold a special place in the second-hand market, commanding higher prices due to their reputed exceptional maintenance. To delve deeper into the Parsis’ automotive fascination,
Read moreBaalwala Explores A Secret Parsi Graveyard Located In Lahore That No One Knows About.
Read moreDosebai Cowasjee Jessawalla was one of the first women in India to receive a British education. She recounts her travels and adventures in ‘Story of My Life’ Every room or landing was guarded by two soldiers, and after passing through six orseven we reached a magnificent hall where I was told to sit down. This room and the furniture
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