Tag "Shirin Fozdar"

tag name:	Shirin Fozdar	type:	People
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"Shirin Fozdar" appears in:

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Keith Munro. Through the Eyes of Margaret Cousins: Irish and Indian Suffragette (2018). — Biography of the co-founder of the Irish Women's Franchise League, a theosophist, who met both Mart...

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1936-00-02 — The first woman was elected to the National Spiritual Assembly of India, Shirin Fozdar.... 1950-05-25 — Dr Khodadad M. Fozdar, a medical officer of the State Railways in India, arrived in Singapore, the f... 1954-02-18 — Shirin Fozdar arrived in Saigon, the first pioneer to Vietnam. In June 1954, her daughter-in-law... 1954-03-02 — Shirin Fozdar visited Cambodia to receive the first medallion and Certificate of Satrei Vatthana (Ch... 1958-04-26 — The passing of Dr M Khodad Fozdar in Singapore. He was the first Indian Parsi to accept the Faith... 1975-06-19 — Two* Baha'i women represented the Baha'i International Community at the first World Conference on Wo... 1988-03-08 — Shirin Fozdar, ardent champion of women's rights and influential women's leader, was honoured for he... 1992-09-02 — The passing of Shirin Fozdar (b. 1 March 1905 in Bombay (now Mumbai)) in Singapore. She was an Indi...

 

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