Parsi Pride Brigade

PT’s Parsi Pride Brigade celebrates the academic performances of our young achievers who have triumphed in the Board exams and other academic achievements. We are delighted to feature our bright sparks who make our community proud! We invite you to celebrate your success with our worldwide community and feature in PT’s Parsi Pride Brigade! Mail us with details, along with a copy of your passing certificate (compulsory), at editor@parsi-times.com.

Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Shining and Successful Future to our Young Guns…

Zealous Zarir!
15-year-old Zarir Farrokh Shroff, from Maneckji Cooper Education Trust School, scored a stellar 91.8% in the ICSE Boards exams, topping History with a perfect 100%! The Salsette Parsi Colony resident looks to pursue the Science stream (Chemical Engineering). The son of proud parents Armaity and Farrokh Shroff, Zarir enjoys participating in Model United Nations debate competitions and is a keen dog lover.

Kosmic Kayomarz!
Kayomarz Yezdi Dhabhar, from The Dadar Parsee Youths Assembly High School, has soared a remarkable 95.20% in the SSC Boards. A 16-year-old space enthusiast, DPC-resident Kayomarz has excelled in the Indian and International Space Olympiads and has even visited NASA! He plans to pursue the Science stream to build a career in Engineering, he enjoys cricket and badminton.

Zesty Zaal!
15-year-old Zaal Burzin Engineer, from Dadar Parsi Youths Assembly High School, secured 93.2% in the SSC exams. The Dadar Parsee Colony resident enjoys scouting, trekking, swimming and football. The son of delighted parents, Burzin and Delzeen Engineer, Zaal is set to pursue the Science stream en route to a successful career as an Engineer.

Majestic Merzina!
Merzina Mehernosh Irani, from J B Vachha High School, notched up 95.8% in the ICSE boards! A first-degree Black Belt in Karate and a Blue Belt in Judo, she’s won accolades at MSSA, DSO and state-level competitions. A certified professional ballet dancer, eloquent speaker and former Senior Head Girl, Merzina is the daughter of proud parents Naznin and Mehernosh Irani, and looks to pursue a career in teaching.

Joyful Jenaiynna!
Jenaiynna S. Gandhi from Bai Avabai F. Petit Girls’ High School student, achieved 96% in the ICSE Board examinations. The 16-year-old resident of Dadar Parsi Colony aspires to pursue the Science stream (Engineering). Embodying the perfect blend of intellect, discipline and dynamism, Jenaiynna is an avid sports enthusiast, passionate about badminton and basketball.

Magnificent Mehran!
Mehran Vistasp Hodiwala, from Smt. Sulochanadevi Singhania School, scored 96% in his ISC Class XII Humanities exams, including a stellar 99% in English and 98% in Mass Media Communications. The 17-year-old Thane resident was awarded a full scholarship to FLAME University (Pune) and plans to major in Economics. The son of overjoyed parents, Dr. Anahita and Vistasp Hodiwala, Mehran is a gifted writer and musician and shares his original songs on YouTube. Proud parents celebrate his achievements!

Masterful Mazdaa!
Mazdaa Davar, from Bombay Scottish School, scored 93% in the ICSE Board examinations. The 16-year-old resident of Dadar Parsi Colony is a dedicated scouter and fitness enthusiast. He plans to pursue the Commerce stream and aims to become a Chartered Accountant. The twin brother of Mafrin Davar, Mazdaa and Mafrin have given much reason for a grand celebration!

Marvelous Mafrin!
Scoring a commendable 88.80%, Mafrin Davar, from Bombay Scottish School, plans to pursue Commerce and dreams of a future in Law. Residing in Dadar Parsi Colony, 16-year-old Mafrin balances her love for singing with strong academic goals. The twin sister of Mazdaa Davar, the dynamic duo has given the family double the reason to celebrate!

Noteworthy Naasha!
15-year-old, Bombay Scottish School student, Naasha Firdosh Pooniwalla scored an impressive 90.2% in the ICSE Boards. Passionate about football, cricket and baking, Naasha wishes to pursue the Hospitality industry and hopes to become a celebrated pastry chef!

 

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