Studies show that exercise can be effective antidepressants in treating mild to moderate depression (and with side effects such as improved health and weight management, rather than the bloating and sexual dysfunction associated with medicines). How does moving the body change the mind? A wealth of work – both in the lab and with patients […]
Tag: Parsi
Coping With Anger
Life can be like a roller coaster ride, at times open and smooth, at other times challenging to the extreme. What helps you manage both, is your ability to adapt and cope with that moment. The word ‘coping’ refers to the ability to deal effectively with something that is challenging and difficult as per the […]
PGSA Marks Over Two Decades Of Unbroken 100% Record
. The Bai MN Gamadia Girls’ High School and the Bai B S Bengallee Girls’ High School, both constituents of the Parsee Girls’ School Association (PGSA), have yet again delivered cent per cent results in the SSC examinations conducted in March 2018. The Bai MN Gamadia School witnessed 48 out of 59 students of scoring […]
SOAS Shapoorji Pallonji Institute for Zoroastrian Studies Launched In UK
The SOAS Shapoorji Pallonji Institute for Zoroastrian Studies, UK, was officially declared open on 27th June, 2018, with a launch event organised in the Brunei Suite of the Brunei Gallery, SOAS University of London. The event was attended by Shapoor Mistry, whose generous donation in the name of his late grandfather, Shapoorji Pallonji provided for the […]
K11 Fitness Funda – ‘Estrogen – The Feminine Hormone’
Widely known and discussed of all hormones, it is Estrogen that makes every woman feminine, enthusiastic, outgoing, happy, in great mood and full of energy! It gives a woman her smooth skin, her curves and the ability to create life. It protects a woman’s bones, joints and heart. Estrogen works with calcium, Vit D and […]
SPORTS ROUNDUP – 7th July 2018
FOOTBALL: FIFA 2018 The battle to clinch the ultimate title of champions has already begun… as now just eight top sides remain i.e. Uruguay, France, Brazil, Belgium, Sweden, England, Russia and Croatia, off the initial 32 at the World Cup in Russia. England Clinch Quarter-Final Spot After a high drama night in Moscow, England […]
Death The Harvester
Death the grim harvester is heedless of the seasons of life. Old age and sickness provide a rich harvest for it. As the frosty wind cuts off the buds that have not yet blossomed and flowered, so does death fall as a noiseless shadow upon sprouting human seedlings and blows its withering wind upon […]
Letters To The Editor
Miles To Go And Promises To Keep! We step into the second half of 2018 as a community which seems to have grown in unity, especially over the past few months. It was wonderful to witness the community’s unity manifest into the much-needed ‘Save Our Atash Behram’ Movement, last month. And more recently, the BPP […]
DPCG Organises All-Parsis Cricket Tourney
DPCG organised the ‘All Parsee Cricket Tournament 2018’ in the memory of Late Hosie Amroliwalla, former Indian Ranji Trophy cricketer and two times winner of the Jasdanwala Trophy for scoring the fastest century in the H D Kanga league. This year, 24 teams participated for the tournament, with ZCA (Zoroastrian Cricket Academy) and CJ (Cowasjee […]
From The Editor’s Desk
Dear Readers, We step into the second half of 2018 as a community which seems to have grown in unity, especially over the past few months. It was wonderful to witness the community’s unity manifest into the much-needed ‘Save Our Atash Behram’ Movement, last month. And more recently, the BPP Board welcomed its newly elected […]
Pic Of The Week: ISLE OF DOGS
Genre: Animation, Fantasy 101 minutes Rating: 4/5 Director: Wes Anderson BFF, not so long ago, signified something else: it meant the friendly and loyal dog. Writer/producer/director Wes Anderson (Fantastic Mr. Fox, The Grand Budapest Hotel) takes us through a story of exile and reinforces our belief, though circumlocutorily, that BFF is still the canine. Orphaned […]