On the occassion of the Parsi New Year, the BBC ran a special telecast of the Navroze ceremonies from the STFE headquarters in London.
They also ran a short segment about Zoroastrianism
Robert Pigott of BBC reports…
Followers of one of the world’s oldest religions have been celebrating their holiest day of the year, with a nervous eye on their dwindling numbers.
Zoroastrianism was founded around 3,000 years ago in Persia – now known as Iran.
But from a population of millions, the church now has around 200,000 members.
Robert Pigott reports.
