Giving New Life to Vultures to Restore a Human Ritual of Death

Fifteen years after vultures disappeared from Mumbai’s skies, the Parsi community here intends to build two aviaries at one of its most sacred sites so that the giant scavengers can once again devour human corpses. By GARDINER HARRIS | NYTimes   Construction is scheduled to begin as soon as April, said Dinshaw Rus Mehta, chairman… Continue reading Giving New Life to Vultures to Restore a Human Ritual of Death

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Ancient Persian religion on the decline in Pakistan

The Parsis, who fled Iran in the face of the country’s Muslim conversation centuries ago, settled across India and Pakistan. But in recent years, the prominent Karachi religious minority is declining, to the portion where the community may totally disappear. Published by Public Radio International   It isn’t easy these days being a Parsi. The… Continue reading Ancient Persian religion on the decline in Pakistan

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Eat Live Pray: A Celebration of Zarathushti Culture and Cuisine

FEZANA the umbrella Zoroastrian organization in North America celebrates it’s 25th year in 2012. On this occassion they have come out with a wonderful e-book titled “Eat  Live Pray: A Celebration of Zarathushti Culture and Cuisine.” It is available for free download here. Dolly Dastoor, the Editor of the viagra cheap FEZANA Journal has this… Continue reading Eat Live Pray: A Celebration of Zarathushti Culture and Cuisine

Ardeshir Cowasjee RIP: Mourning a man who mourned for Pakistan

A year ago, an obituary appeared on the pages of Dawn of someone called A. Cowasjee. Many well-meaning fans and friends of famous columnist and social activist Ardeshir Cowasjee, rushed to non prescription viagra his home, only to find the man up and about, playing with his dogs and inspecting his garden. By Nadeem F.… Continue reading Ardeshir Cowasjee RIP: Mourning a man who mourned for Pakistan

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