BPP requires grieving relatives to prove the deceased Parsi family member has not left her religion Whaat...??!! Yes, really... Now when a Parsi woman married to a non-Parsi man dies in Mumbai, besides grieving and taking care of other formalities, her family members will also have to organize an
19th All India Zoroastrian Youth Meet - Vadodara A reminder going out to all Zoroastrian youth, to sign up for the youth meet in November this year, at Vadodara. Hurry, early bird registrations on right now, time is running out! The meet also needs donations, so if you can,
Matrimonial Meet at Bardoli The Bardoli Jarthosti Anjuman will be hosting a “Matrimonial Meet” for eligible single Parsis, on 20th & 21st November, 2010 at Bardoli. The participants should reach Bardoli either on 19th evening or latest by 20th morning and leave on the evening /night of 21st November
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Aapro bijo Zubin Everyone knows 'aapro philharmonic orchestra walo Zubin'. We'd like to introduce you to another Zubin, who is orchestrating change in the US$ 52.9 billion diversified group - United Technologies. The task is challenging, but not impossible for a man of his experience. DelhiParsis wishes him all
Will Zoroastrianism Survive? By Yezad Kapadia Having just returned from a trip to the north of Europe, during which I could interact with many Zoroastrians in different geographic locations, I thought I would put down my thoughts on paper and post them on our website. In Oslo we caught
Homi Nusserwanji Sethna - R.I.P Former Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) chairman and one of the guiding lights behind India’s first nuclear test, Homi Nusserwanji Sethna, died on Sunday at his Walkeshwar residence after a prolonged lung ailment. He was 87 years of age. Sethna passed away on Sunday night,
Mumbai Parsis celebrate Janmashtami "The dahi handi celebrations in Mumbai are, undoubtedly, huge. It is common to see people of different faiths intermingle during the exercise where human pyramids stretch as high as nine levels to break the coveted pot. But it was quite unusual to see Parsis (Zoroastrians)
A Date With Parsis "The new saviours of a 3,500 year-old faith are hip and tech-savvy. Parsi-Zoroastrian youngsters are using Facebook, speed dating, and paintball competitions to meet, make merry and perhaps marry " An article by Janaki Viswanathan in Mid Day >> click here to read
