All civilizations, including tribal communities, have worshipped the sun as an essential force of nature and source of life. The sun’s disappearance at night and its rising again in the morning symbolises death and rebirth. The sun is either worshipped as a personified, life-giving deity or as a symbol. Sun symbols are often shown by […]
Dogs can make great travelling companions, but for a lot of dogs and owners long car journeys can be a stressful experience. Planning in advance helps make the journey easier for the dog and owner. Use our tips below to ensure both you and your pet have a safe and comfortable journey: Prepare in advance […]
Man has always prayed. He is a praying animal. Prayer was born with Gaya Maretan, the first man and it will live up to the time of Saoshyant, the last man to be born upon earth. It is instinctive and innate. It is the inborn urge in man – like breathing and thinking and speaking. […]
Anthroposophy is an inclusive science touching upon fields including education, medicine, social sciences, agriculture and the art of Eurythmy (an expressive movement art used in education, for claimed therapeutic purposes). Dr. Rudolf Steiner (1861 – 1925), an Austrian philosopher, scientist and initiate, was the founder of Anthroposophy, a spiritual science and a path of knowledge […]
Malcolm Baug held its 25th Gahambar/Food-Fest organized by the residents of Malcolm Baug on 26th January 2017. In this unique yearly tradition, the residents are the volunteers themselves who cook Mutton Dhansak and serve it at Malcolm Hall to all those who attend the festival. A record turnout of 475 attendees showed up this year. […]
. Malbari Mutton Korma: The highlight of delicious Malbari cuisine, this korma is a rich and creamy curry flavoured with choice spices. Ingredients: 500g Mutton; 2 big, sliced -Onion; 1½ tsp. each, crushed – Ginger and Garlic; 2-3 slit – Green Chilly; 2 -Cardamom; 1 – medium piece Cinnamon; 2 – Cloves; ½ tbsp. – […]
On 25th January, 2017 Bengallee Girls High School celebrated their annual prize distribution function at Tejpal Auditorium, Mumbai. The event was attended by Trustees and Members of the Managing Committee of The Parsee Girls’ School Association including Minoo Bilimoria, President and ex-officio Accountant; Kersi Commissariat, Hon. Treasurer; and members Prof. (Dr.) Pearl Pastakia and Jimmy […]
The Bombay Institute Of Deaf Mutes (BIDM) at Mazgaon held a drawing and colouring competition which was conducted at the Experiment In International Living, Bombay Center. Held under the leadership of Community Chairperson of the Bombay Chapter, Dr. Lily K Mistry, the competition’s theme was ‘National Integration’ and saw a hundred and forty participants divided […]
On 12th January, 2017, Rtn. C H Kapadia, Consul General of Madagascar in India, honored 23 differently abled persons from the National Society for Equal Opportunities For The Handicapped, in a meeting of Rotary Club of South Mumbai, of which two recipients were presented equipment made by Residents’ Funds, which were donated by Kapadia.
Distortion Of Facts By A BPP Employee It is reliably learnt that an employee of BPP, probably planted by people with vested interests, goes about misguiding the unaware people and these innocents, desperate for grant of accommodation from the BPP, are being taken for a jolly good ride. Of course, the modus operandi being affirming […]
Three Cheers To Our Fab Four! Dear Readers, What a proud and inspirational start to the year to see our Parsis and Zarthostis being honored for their brilliant achievements globally and nationally! Hats off to our Mumbai’s very own Padma Shri Dr. Tehemton Udwadia for being conferred yet another prestigious, top civilian honour – The […]