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Directory of Anjumans Panchayat's Name Designation First Name Middle NameLast Name Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Pincode Phone1 Phone 2 Fax Email Shri Abu Road & Mount Abu Jarthosti Anjuman President Ms.Minoo R Sattarewalla Parsee Chawl Abu Road Hon.Secretary Mr.Cavas Ghatigarah Parsee Chawl Abu Road Hon.Treasurer Mr.Keki N Contractor St.Joseph's Secondary School, Mount Abu 38289 3,730,835,306 [email protected] Adajan Parsi Jarthosti Anjuman Adajan Dist.Surat 395010 President Mr.Darabshah K Adajania Adajania House,803 Dr.Ambedkar Road, Dadar,Mumbai 400014 412819 Hon.Secretary Mr.Pirojsha Bhatporia 37,Kawasji Nagar Old Adajan Road,Adajan,Dist Surat 395010 (0261)268843 Trustee Mr.Noshir Dabhoiwala Meher Bungalow,No:E-7 Old Umer Jakat Naka,Surat (0261)3220243 (0261) 3210980 Agra Parsi Anjuman Rustam Bagh, Pratap Pura,Ajmer Road Agra 282001 President Mr.Hoshang R Debara Debara House,38/5, Nagar Kanti Colony Old Idgah,Agra 282001 R:264503 O:267519 F:371275 Hon.Secretary Dr.(Ms)Rati H Khambatta 12,Rupal Apt,Dholpur House ,M.G.Road,Agra 282001 361476 363756 Hon.Treasurer Mr.Zubin N Jogina 50-A/5,Taj Road, Agra Cantt 282001 225687/360052 O:330933 331500 [email protected] Ahmedabad Parsi Panchayat Parsi Agiary,Bukhara Mohalla, Khamsa Gate Ahmedabad 380001 5350439 5350449 President Mr.Areez P Khambatta Behind Elisbridge Gymkhana, ,Patdi Darbar Bungalow Ahmedabad 380006 R:6565158 O:6403338/6427774 6562574 [email protected] JT.Hon.Secretary Mr.Navroze B Kanga B 2/6,Shailly,Opp.Ketav Petro; Pump Ambawadi Ahmedabad 380015 R6308181 M:9824022621 6306285 shirroz@e gujarat.net JT.Hon.Secretary Mr.Firoz H Davar B/503,Borsali Apts, Khanpur, Ahmedabad 380001 R:5600659 Ahmednagar Parsi Anjuman Parsi Agiary Daware ,Lane Ahmednagar 414001 (0241)347720 Vice President Mr.Bhikaji Shroff Daulat Compound Zendigate,Ahmednagar 414001 (0241)343632 (0241)201924 [email protected] Hon.Secretary Mr.Mehernosh Mehta Shirin Cottage,Satha Colony Station Road Ahmednagar 414001 R:(0241)323010 O:(0241)321534 353395 [email protected] President Lt.Col.(Retd)Khushru Jalnawala Connaught House,14,Nagarwalla Road,Ahmednagar414002 95241-2327106 Shri Ajmer Parsi Jarthosti Anjuman Parsi Fire Temple, Vivekanand Marg, Ajmer 305008 (0415)424210 President Maj.(Retd)NoshirK Marfatia Alu Villa,Alwar Gate,Mayo College Road Ajmer 305008 421345 429459 Vice President Mr.Phiroz C Navder Navder House,P.O. G.C Road, Srinagar Road,Ajmer 305007 621930 Hon.Secretary Dr.Aspi E Contractor Fram Villa,Opp.Mayo, P.O.Srinagar Road ,Ajmer 305007 421305 Hon.JT.Secretary Mr.Adarbad D Motafaram Gulshan',Near Parsi Temple Vivekanand Marg,Ajmer 305008 427314 Hon.Treasurer Jai S Bodhanwala Arna Villa, Srinagar Road, Ajmer 305008 421485 Hon.J.Treasurer Mr.Ratan K Tavadia Ratan Lodge, Srinagar Road, Ajmer 305008 428653 Hon.Member Mr.Khorshed S Sopariwalla Maher Mansion,Above Union Bank,Srinagar Rd,Ajmer 305008 623763 Zarathosti Anjuman Trust Of Akola Parsi Agiary,Opp. Panchayat Samiti, Mashruwalla Marg,Akola 444001 (0724)424972 President Mr.Framroze MehernoshjiVajifdar Navjeevan Terrace,Flat No:202, 2 Nd Flr,Jatharpeth Road,Akola 444005 (0724)433948 Hon.Secretary Mr.Naryosang Sarosh Taraporewalla Navjeevan Terrace,Flat No:202, 2 Nd Flr,Jatharpeth Road,Akola 444005 (0724)433948 The Allahabad Parsee Zoroastrian Anjuman Behind Palace Cinema, Streachy Road, Allahabad 211001 420184 President Cpt.Homi Pirojsha Dandiwalla Behind Palace Cinema, Streachy Road, Allahabad 211001 420184 Vice President Mr.Dossa FaramrozGhandhi Palace Cinema,M.G.Marg, Civil Lines, Allahabad 211001 601569 Trustee Mrs.Shireen Homi Dandiwalla Behind Palace Cinema, Streachy Road, Allahabad 211001 420184 Amroli Parsi Anjuman Amroli Karobari Mr.Sorabji B Engineer Pushpavati Bldg, 568,Chira Bazar Mumbai 400002 Ankleshwar Parsi Panchayat Parsiwada, Ankleshwar 393001 (02646)48456 President Prin.(Dr.)Bomi B Kavina M.Com., LL.B., Ph.D. Parsiwada, Ankleshwar 393001 (02646)47893 Vice President Mr.Homi E Kelawala Parsiwada, Ankleshwar 393001 (02646)46476 Hon.Secretary Mr.Pervez J Kathawala Parsiwada, Ankleshwar 393001 (02646)46476 Badnera Amravati Parsi Anjuman C/o: Edulji Framji Dotivala G & P Factories Pvt Ltd, P.O.Box No:45,College Road,Amravati 444601 572030 [email protected] President Mr.J.J Dotivala G & P Factories Pvt Ltd, P.O.Box No:45,College Road,Amravati 444601 574709 [email protected] Hon.Secretary Mr.R.N. Daruwalla G & P Factories Pvt Ltd, P.O.Box No:45,College Road,Amravati 444601 Banaras Zarthosti Anjuman Dhun Villa,Lane No:10, 153 Ravindrapuri, Varanasi 221005 President Dr(Miss) Behroz Gandhi Mehmoor Ganj, Sigra, Varanasi 221005 (0542) 360741 Hon.Secretary Mrs.Kashmira Gundevia Dhun Villa,Lane No:10, 153 Ravindrapuri, Varanasi 221005 (0542) 312686 Hon.Treasurer F S Gundevia 153,Ravindrapuri, Lane No:10, Varanasi 221005 (0542)276471 The Bangalore Parsee Zoroastrian Anjuman 15,Queens Road, Bangalore 560001 2867488 2864535 [email protected] President Mr.Kali D Cawasji 7/1,1 st Main Defence Colony, Indira Nagar, Bangalore 560038 5262081 5262082 [email protected] Hon.Secretary Mr.Phiroz B Bharda 63, Cunningham Apts, 5 Edward Road, Bangalore 560052 2283632 [email protected] Hon.Treasurer Mr.Dinshaw Cawasji 16,Alexandra Street, Richmond Town, Bangalore 560025 2214110 2214610 2211682 [email protected] Bardoli Jarthosti Anjuman Parsi Street, Bardoli, Dist.Surat 394601 President Mr.Jamshed Jalejar Mohta Navroz', Parsi Street, Bardoli, Dist.Surat 394601 (02622)26879 Hon.Secretary & Hon.TreasurerMr.Pervez BomanshaMehta Aashish' Suthar Falia, Bardoli, Dist.Surat 394601 R:(02622)20965 (02622)22943 (02622)22943 [email protected] Belgaum Parsi Zarthosti Anjuman Parsi Fire Temple, BC 134,Camp Belgaum 590001 President Mr.Sharook Rustomjee Plot No:20, Hanuman Nagar, 2 Nd Stage,Belgaum 590001 R(0831)446110 Hon.Secretary Mr.Jamshed Keki Mehta RS 186/5,Plot No:11, Race Course, Belgaum 590001 R:447560 O:(0831)422941 Hon.Treasurer Mr.Jehangir Y Irani Mazda Mansion,3 rd Main 2 Nd Cross Road, Sadashiv Nagar,Belgaum 590001 R:(0831)471573 Bhagwa Village Parsi Anjuman The Retreat, Timaliwad,Nanpura, Surat 395001 (0261)3474718 (0261)3474721 (0261)3474721 Managing Trustee Mrs.Roshan Kavasji Modi The Retreat, Timaliwad,Nanpura, Surat 395001 (0261)3474718 (0261)3474721 (0261)3474721 The Bharuch Parsi Punchayet Dalal Street, Furja Road, Fort, Parsiwad, Bharuch 392001 (02642)64762 President Mr.Dinshaw DadabhaiGandhi Dalal Street, Furja Road, Fort, Parsiwad, Bharuch 392001 (02642)40183 Bhathagam Parsi Anjuman Trust Fund The Retreat, Timaliwad,Nanpura, Surat 395001 (0261)3474718 (0261)3474721 (0261)3474721 Managing Trustee Mrs.Roshan Kavasji Modi The Retreat, Timaliwad,Nanpura, Surat 395001 (0261)3474718 (0261)3474721 (0261)3474721 Bhavnagar Parsi Anjuman Bhavnagar 364002 Hon.Secretary Dr.R Mahuvawalla 2150/B, Waghawadi Road, Bhavnagar 364002 Bheshan Parsi Anjuman The Retreat, Timaliwad,Nanpura, Surat 395001 (0261)3474718 (0261)3474721 (0261)3474721 Managing Trustee Mrs.Roshan Kavasji Modi The Retreat, Timaliwad,Nanpura, Surat 395001 (0261)3474718 (0261)3474721 (0261)3474721 Bhopal Parsi Anjuman 36,Sector I, Shanti Niketan Bhopal 462023 (0755)580821 [email protected] President Mr.Rohin Homi Gandhi E08/25,Arera Colony, Basant Kunj, Bhopal 462016 (0755)564043 M:9826035250 [email protected] Hon.Secretary Mr.Gev Dhunjibhoy 36,Sector I, Shanti Niketan Bhopal 462023 (0755)580821 [email protected] Hon.Treasurer Col.Firoze B Allavali Sultania Infantry Lines, Bhopal 462002 R:702243 O:702242 Bhusawal Parsi Anjuman Bhusawal 425201 Hon.Secretary Mr.S. F Amroliwalla Naju Mansion, Garud Plot,Yawat Road,Bhusawal 425201 Bilimoria Parsi Zoroastrian Anjuman's Trust Funds Agiayari Street, Soniwad, Bilimoria 396321 (02634)85576 Managing Trustee Mr.Marzaban Nadirsha Baria Kaizad Cottage, Station Road Bilimoria 396321 (02634)86874 Trustee Mr.Phiroze Sorabji Vaghaiwala Mota Mansion,Motibai Street, 3 Rd Flr,Opp Bhatia Hosptl, Tardeo, Mumbai 400007 3880312 Trustee Mr.Farokh Sorabji Vasania Desra Road Bilimoria 396321 (02634)85884 Trustee Mr.Jehangir Nariman Medhora Rizvi Heights,12 th Flr,Behind Paradise Cinema,Mahim Mumbai 400016 4473637 Trustee Dr.Homiyar Sorab Billimoria Rati Villa', Desra Road, Bilimoria 396321 (02634)86357 Secretary Mr.Homiyar Nariman Medhora Navapura Bilimoria 396321 (02634)86357 Bodhan Parsi Anjuman Via Kim, Bodhan Dist.Surat 395010 Parsi Punchayet Funds & Properties, Bombay 209,Dr.Dadabhai Naoroji Road Fort, Mumbai 400001 2617421-22-23 2630010 [email protected] President Mr.Jamshed N Guzder Neville House, Ballard Estate Mumbai 400001 R:2151749 / 2151351 M:9821012226 O:2613434 / 2617020 2610596 Trustee Mr.Minoo R Shroff J.K.Industries,New Hind House, N.Morarjee Marg, Ballard Estate,Mumbai 400001 R:3640854 / 3641559 M:9820070501 O:2618321 / 2632677 2620052 [email protected] Trustee Mrs.Silloo K Kavarana 59.WodeHouse Road, Colaba Mumbai 400005 O:2185989/ 2844280 Pager:9624265265 Trustee Dinshaw R Mehta Rusi Mehta Bldg, 3 Rd Flr,Above Akar Art Gallery, 49-A,Warden Road,Mumbai 400026 R:3675884 / 3677955 M:9820087164 O:3094967 / 3097539 /30932103619518 / [email protected] Trustee Dr.Dadi B Engineer M/s.Crawford Bayley & Co, State Bank Bldg Annexe, Vaidya Marg, Mumbai 400023R:3611599 / 3691750 M: 9821044346 O:2663713 / 2660277R:3679042 O:[email protected] /2660986 Trustee Mr.Rustom S Tirandaz Karani Mansion,780, Jame-Jamshed Rd,Mancherji E.Joshi, Colony,Dadar Mumbai 400014 4127209 M:9820281465 4137209 [email protected] Trustee Mr.Dinshaw K Tamboly Shanti,5 Th Flr, Banaji Street, Fort,Mumbai 400001 R:2813718 / 2813719
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