Ervad Cavas Bagli Mentors New Navars
Ervad Cavas Bagli, Head Priest of the Dar-e-Meher in Delhi, mentors a new generation of devoted mobeds to serve the community.
Ervad Cavas Bagli, Head Priest of the Dar-e-Meher in Delhi, mentors a new generation of devoted mobeds to serve the community.
The Path of Zarathushtra https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJdw0nr3SNA A feature film 'The Path of Zarathustra' will be released at Mumbai in PVR theaters on Friday September 3, 2015. It will also be released at theatres in Delhi, Bengaluru and Pune. The film is the culmination of the vision, tenacity and determination
Navroze in Delhi is filmmaker Shernaz Italia's account of the little-known lives of Parsis who moved to Delhi at the turn of the 19th century.
Zoroastrian Population Figures There is a lot of debate about the number of Zoroastrians living around the world today. Nergish Mistry from Delhi, pointed us to this page on Wikipedia that contains a list of countries where Zoroastrians are known to be living, along with the numbers available. The list is attributed
Mumbai Priests - Have The Courage To Say No. Have The Courage To Face The Truth By Jehangir Mehta | Perth, Australia Good leaders are invaluable to an association, community and the country. Bad leaders and gutter politics can destroy the very foundation of the pillars of any organization into economic disrepair
Fire Altar: Poems on the Persians and the Greeks Keki Daruwalla, the famous Zoroastrian Author, Poet and Policeman, Former Zoroastrian Representative on the National Minorities Commission of India, is making a rare appearance in the U.K for a Poetry Reading from his Zoroastrian themed new book Fire Altar: Poems
A Zoroastrian Odyssey - A Frohar Foundation Exhibition Zoroastrian Odyssey - Overview Zoroastrian Odyssey - Details The Frohar Foundation of Mumbai is holding its annual exhibition at Albless Baug from 18th to 21st april, 2013. It is really an exhibition worth viewing, even if you have
Why I Chose to be A Zoroastrian Dorian Gordon Bates was born to parents, one of whom who is an atheist and the other agnostic. As he came to the conclusion that he could not subscribe to the view that there was no God, he started searching for a religion
Where Parsis First Lit Their Holy Fire By Nikita Puri, in MailToday An article that appeared in "Travel Mail on Sunday" section of Mail Today, features Udvada - the place where Zoroastrians from Persia, first arrived on Indian shores, many centuries ago. "About four- odd hours away from Mumbai,