Dr. Cyrus Poonawalla Republishes ‘Mazda – Yasna’ For Community Youth

The popular and much needed prayer book, ‘MAZDA – YASNA’, the little prayer book which comprises some of the fundamental, daily prayers in Roman script with English translation, has been re-published by Dr. Cyrus Poonawalla, in loving memory of his dear wife, Late Villoo Cyrus Poonawalla, for FREE distribution within the Zoroastrian community.  This will be of tremendous importance to those in our Community who […]

‘My English Pocket Book of Nirangs’

Readers will be pleased to know about the availability of ‘My English Pocket Book of Nirangs’ – or short Zoroastrian prayers – by Er. Rustom Noshirwan Panthaki, the ex-Principal, Dadar Athornan Madressa. Nirangs are short but powerful prayers that can be recited to invoke divine blessings and help for numerous reasons including spiritual protection; inner […]

SBOW Pays Tribute To Dabbawala With Comic Book Launch: ‘Dabbawala – A Tribute to the Superhero’s of the City’

SodaBottleOpenerWala, Mumbai’s much adored Bombay-Irani Café and Bar chain presents yet another ode to the city with a tribute to one of the oldest communities: The Dabbawalas. Last month, SodaBottleOpenerWala unveiled a comic book on dabbawalas at Palladium, Mumbai, titled ‘Dabbawala’ – the true Superheros of the city, by artist Abhijit Kini. The brainchild of Chef and singer Anaida […]

Book Launch: ‘TATA VS MISTRY: The Battle For India’s Greatest Business Empire’

Authored by finance journalist Deepali Gupta, and published by Juggernaut Books, ‘Tata vs Mistry: The Battle for India’s Greatest Business Empire’ has been reviewed as methodical and researched literature, providing insights into the inner workings of this sensational corporate war. As the story develops, it takes readers to the heart of one of the Indian […]

Book Launch: ‘The Collected Scholarly Writings of Dastur Firoze M. Kotwal Vol. 1’

Edited by Firoza Punthakey Mistree and Cashmira Vatcha Bengalli   Ten years ago, at the Golden Jubilee of the Delhi Parsi Anjuman, in a conference attended by priests and scholars from India and abroad, each drew upon Vada Dasturji Firoze Kotwal’s research at some point in their study of Zoroastrianism. However, when I asked him […]