Dear Editor,
Re: New Column BPP Connect.
I suggest adopting a strategy similar to one adopted by the Government for giving up fuel subsidy. Also, address circulars to those paying for car-parking and request them to give up subsidized rent or at least a part, thereof. Ensure that you do not send circular to those who have paid huge deposits.
Jal Sethna
Scary Stats Dear Editor, We Parsis, especially the youth in our marriageable and reproduction age need to do some serious soul searching, if we as a community expect to survive in India. The seriousness of the survival issue that we Parsis face will be evident on seeing the following statistical data. 1. We Parsis are…
In The Wonderland Of Inter-Marriages Our community has disintegrated. Had our community not dwindled inspite of inter-marriages, would we have made an issue of it? Had our community been poverty stricken, would the inter-married have bothered to claim their stake? Obviously all the claims of affinity towards the religion, religious fervour etc. would have…
Re: Your Editorial In PT Issue Dated 10 November, 2018 Thank you for the very inspiring and motivating editorial last Saturday. It’s really a sad situation when seniors have to spend their last days lonely, ignored and sometimes at the mercy of maids who make their lives even more miserable. We, the seniors of Rustom…
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…
Re: Bhabha Sanatorium Suggestion – ‘INCREDIBLY IMPERATIVE’ I read a lot about your crucial issues dated 7/7/2018 in Parsi-Times, my sincere support for solving your legal and complicated issues is that just believe in Almighty God as the ‘Biggest Issues Of Properties’ is a transitory phase of life gifted by our God/s… this is aptly…
‘Dream Udvada’ Projects. Asst. Editor, Delaveen Tarapore’s report on above subject is heartening, but the opening of police chawki (Seaview Road/Gymkhana Road) in the village, announced in your esteemed Weekly with all the ‘fun-fare’ , has not as yet been fully operational. The ‘structure’ has no electricity, no telephone line, no policemen for all 24…