Category Archives: Notable Zoroastrians

Justice Rohinton Fali Nariman : Priest at Heart Jurist by Profession

By Vineet Malik | London, England | February 06, 2021 Justice Rohinton Fali Nariman was appointed as a Judge of the Supreme Court of India on July 07, 2014. Nariman’s retirement is due in August this year. He is no ordinary Judge. Justice Markandey Katju (Ret’d), on his blog revealed that, Nariman was trained as a learned Parsi priest at

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Fali Nariman

“There are some great minds that create a great mark. Fali Sam Nariman continues to be one such personality. He is a jurist, a true living prodigy of law. Fali Sam Nariman has had a thriving career as a lawyer. He started his career at the Bombay High Court. He practiced law for 22 years and he was then appointed

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THE STORY OF SANT KUKADARU SAHEB

Sant Dasturji Jamshedji Ervad Sorabji Kukadaru Saheb was born at Surat on May 26, 1831, on Mah Avan, Roj Zamyad. Dasturji Jamshedji Kukadaru Saheb was a pious man who led a pure and righteous life. He remained away from worldly ways and personal publicity. His great­ness lay in his simplicity and humanity. His material needs were restricted to the bare

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Dance pioneer Astad Deboo passes away in Mumbai

‘His works represent an important segment in contemporary dance expression in India,’ the Sangeet Natak Akademi had said. Dance pioneer Astad Deboo passed away in the early hours of Thursday, his family said in a brief announcement. He was 73. “He left us in the early hours of December 10, at his home in Mumbai, after a brief illness, bravely

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How PARSIS of India Contributed to build India a world leader?

  The first thing people say when speaking of PARSIS before we go How “PARSIS of India contributed to India”, is “How tiny the community is”. POST CONTENTS  hide  The Basic definition of a pure PARSI: A huge-hearted prophet Nature-friendly rituals of Parsis of India Parsis of India mention in Indian History books The socio-economics of Parsi-Panu The great Parsi Bhonu

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Naoroji, India’s forgotten first nationalist

#SoftCover Speaking on his new book “Naoroji: Pioneer of Indian Nationalism” at ThePrint’s new collaboration with Harper Collins called ‘SoftCover’ and online launch, historian Dinyar Patel talks about the man who inspired Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru – Dadabhai Naoroji. Patel points out in this eminently readable biography that Naoroji is far more important to the idea of India than

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Jivanji Jamshedji Modi’s speech at the Parliament of Living Religions

Sir Jivanji Jamshedji Modi’s Speech at the Parliament of World Religions.1893 at Chicago The glory of the Parliament of World Religions was most obvious in the opening ceremony, on Sept. 11, 1893. More than 4000 people had gathered in the Hall of Columbus, when at 10oclock a dozen representatives from different faiths marched into the hall hand in hand. At

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Sir Jamsetji Jeejeebhoy

Birthday Salutations to Sir Jamsetji Jeejeebhoy (15th July-1783 to 14th April 1859) The biggest Philanthropist — Maker of Modern Mumbai His wife Lady Jeejeebhoy by making Mahim Causeway contributed to biggest wealth creation in Indian History Development of city of Mumbai Today is the 237th  Birth Anniversary of Sir JJ. His contribution towards building this great city is unparalleled and

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In conversation – Sam Manekshaw

Some interesting snippets: Thanks Mahtab for the link – You can watch the full documentary by Parzor Foundation here: : https://youtu.be/fmV0AlnVw34

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