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'''Khurshedji Nusserwanji Seervai''' (?–1897) was a highly educated and devoted Parsi Theosophist, and an eloquent speaker. He served as Joint Recording Secretary of the [[Theosophical Society]] in 1880, and signed up about 200 two hundred subscribers to [[The Theosophist (periodical)|''The Theosophist'']] when it was a new publication. He helped organize the Bombay branch, and was one of its founding officers. He worked as a tax collector, but found time to author ''Zoroastrianism and Theosophy'' and several other texts. After the [[Hodgson Report]] was published, he resigned from membership in the Society.

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