Quotes
So they say
“Every agiary has its own trust deed and depending on the
objects of the trust, the fire temple can make its own rules.”
Dinshaw Mehta, chairman, Bombay Parsi Punchayet, DNA,
February 28, 2011
“There is no justification for interfering in someone’s
religious belief by any means.”
Division Bench of the Supreme Court consisting of Justices P. Sathasivam and Dr B. S. Chauhan, delivering judgment on the Graham Staines and his two sons’ murder case, Freedom First, March 2011
“Sometimes we (my husband Maneckshaw) would both take pictures on the same Rolliflex camera and then fight about who took which one. I would try to include him in every frame of my shots so I could win the bet!”
Homai Vyarawalla, India’s first woman photojournalist,
Hindustan Times, February 27, 2011
“Boating is not just an exclusive activity. In New Zealand and Australia for example, people have boats just like they have cars. In India, there are people who want to buy boats but there are basic concerns such as where to park the boat, refuelling or simply seeking several permissions each time you want to use your boat after sunset because of security issues post November 26.”
Maneck Daver, chairman, Mumbai International Boat Show, DNA,
February 27, 2011
“Earlier, pirates would come on board armed with knives and the motive was plain and simple robbery. Now, Somali piracy has its genesis in a different problem; the pirates feel deprived of their livelihood and absolutely desperate, hijacking vessels demanding ransom.”
Kersi Khambatta, former merchant navy captain, now into
maintenance of yachts, Mid Day, February 22, 2011
“It is a big game, Somali pirates now have negotiators, money gets siphoned off to banks and a lot of people are involved, not just the pirates one sees on board.”
Capt Jamshed Appoo, crew manager, Mid Day, February 22, 2011
“Even if you strip off the skin, discard the dark meat and use
a non-fat cooking method, chicken is still 23 percent fat.”
Dr Neal Barnard, author, PETA’s Animal Times, Volume 10, Number 1
“The Shirdi Sai temple... investments total 420.17 crore rupees
(nearly $ 90.3 million).”
Philanthropy, November-December 2010
objects of the trust, the fire temple can make its own rules.”
Dinshaw Mehta, chairman, Bombay Parsi Punchayet, DNA,
February 28, 2011
“There is no justification for interfering in someone’s
religious belief by any means.”
Division Bench of the Supreme Court consisting of Justices P. Sathasivam and Dr B. S. Chauhan, delivering judgment on the Graham Staines and his two sons’ murder case, Freedom First, March 2011
“Sometimes we (my husband Maneckshaw) would both take pictures on the same Rolliflex camera and then fight about who took which one. I would try to include him in every frame of my shots so I could win the bet!”
Homai Vyarawalla, India’s first woman photojournalist,
Hindustan Times, February 27, 2011
“Boating is not just an exclusive activity. In New Zealand and Australia for example, people have boats just like they have cars. In India, there are people who want to buy boats but there are basic concerns such as where to park the boat, refuelling or simply seeking several permissions each time you want to use your boat after sunset because of security issues post November 26.”
Maneck Daver, chairman, Mumbai International Boat Show, DNA,
February 27, 2011
“Earlier, pirates would come on board armed with knives and the motive was plain and simple robbery. Now, Somali piracy has its genesis in a different problem; the pirates feel deprived of their livelihood and absolutely desperate, hijacking vessels demanding ransom.”
Kersi Khambatta, former merchant navy captain, now into
maintenance of yachts, Mid Day, February 22, 2011
“It is a big game, Somali pirates now have negotiators, money gets siphoned off to banks and a lot of people are involved, not just the pirates one sees on board.”
Capt Jamshed Appoo, crew manager, Mid Day, February 22, 2011
“Even if you strip off the skin, discard the dark meat and use
a non-fat cooking method, chicken is still 23 percent fat.”
Dr Neal Barnard, author, PETA’s Animal Times, Volume 10, Number 1
“The Shirdi Sai temple... investments total 420.17 crore rupees
(nearly $ 90.3 million).”
Philanthropy, November-December 2010
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