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    • Iconic Parsi magazine 'Parsiana' to shut after 60 years: 'Sense of tiredness mixed with sadness'

      The magazine’s closure is attributed to dwindling subscriptions, lack of funds, and no successor to carry the torch. The 15-member team, many in their 60s and 70s, will retire alongside the publication.

    • Sari with kimono blouse and experimenting with different drapes: designer Ashdeen Lilaowala on how Gen Z is wearing the traditional garment

      National Institute of Design Ahmedabad-graduate Ashdeen Lilaowala on the history of Parsi Gara, his new collection of printed saris, how Gen Z is wearing and styling the sari and how there's no dearth of talent when it comes to embroidery in India.

    • Navroz Mubarak: From Ratan Tata to Boman Irani, 5 prominent Indian Parsis

      Navroz 2024: As we ring in the Parsi New Year 2024, a look at some of the most prominent Parsis in India across sectors from medicine to business and Bollywood.

    • Where have the Parsees in Indian cricket gone? They were the first Indians to play cricket

    • Old pic of Cyrus Mistry eating at dhaba with his driver goes viral

    • Decoding the original biskoot - naan khatai, an Eid special

    • Parsi quota for COVID-19 vaccine: Adar Poonawalla to keep ‘more than enough' as Ronnie Screwvala suggests so

    • Chandrasekaran will take Tata group to new heights: Ratan Tata

    • Controversial campaign urges Parsi's to procreate

    • Things to keep in mind while drafting a will

      An important thing for a person while drafting a will is to make sure that the nominees and the joint holders gets synchronised completely with the will, personal finance expert, Feroze Azeez, Anand Rathi Private Wealth Management said.

    • Dipping ratings,draping new trend,stealing the show

      Television Audience Measurement (TAM) has just released viewership data for news channels after a 13 week break.

    • Tata's choice of chairman preserves Parsi tradition

      The days when Mumbai's Parsi community dominated a city they helped to build may have faded, but the rise of Cyrus Mistry to the helm of the Tata Group reinforces the clout it wields in some of India's biggest conglomerates.

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