"My first idea of being a Parsi came from my friends. There is so much affection towards us that you start
to see yourself the way they do.”
Hirji Jehangir, law student,
indianexpress.com, September 29, 2025
"The likelihood of our becoming a country that systematically makes sections of its own citizens —
minorities, Dalits, the poor and
the marginalized — targets of hate and knowingly deprives them of their fundamental right is now,
more than ever, frighteningly real.”
A letter to Prime Minster Narendra Modi
by a group of 108 former bureaucrats,
The Indian Express, April 27, 2022
"Consumers at the top of
the pyramid are ‘money rich
and time poor.’ They expect
convenience as an essential
component of any solution. It’s
the opposite for middle India.”
T. N. Hari, author, Mint, May 30, 2022
"J. B. Petit High School for Girls has gone through radical changes in teaching, infrastructure and ethos. Change is inevitable, and integrating new technologies with teaching
methodologies is the most
significant change I’ve seen.”
Binaifer Pavri, teacher, J. B. Petit High School for Girls, Sunday MumbaiMirror, July 13, 2025
"Most rapes are committed by people known to victims, whether these victims are women or children. Fathers, neighbors, uncles and other assorted family friends are on top of the rapist charts. The home is the single most unsafe place in India.”
Priya Ramani, columnist and co-founder,
India Love Project, The Times of India,
July 6, 2025
"Furniture is a big ticket buy, and you don’t change it frequently. If one wants to give their homes a refresh, they won’t have to buy a whole new sofa, but just get it reupholstered.”
Nyrika Holkar, executive director,
Godrej Enterprises, Business
Standard, September 10, 2025
"Michael Treacy and Fred
Wiersema, authors of The
Discipline of Market Leaders,
reportedly spent over $ 250,000
(Rs 2.13 crores) buying their own books across the US to get into
the New York Times bestseller
list. It could let them hike their
speaking fees and get bigger
consultancy and book deals.
Rita McGrath, professor, Columbia
Business School, and M. Muneer,
co-founder of the non-profit Medici
Institute for Innovation,
Mint, May 16, 2025