Published on the web by Star on August 29, 2005 Mumbai – Hundreds of vultures once circled above a sacred area in one of India’s poshest suburbs, waiting to feed on the remains of followers of an ancient religion that does not allow its dead to be buried or burned. Older members of the small-but-prominent… Continue reading For Parsi culture, it’s all a matter of life and death
Month: September 2005
Online Zoroastrian Calendar
Online access to the Zoroastrian Calendar courtesy TheLalis
Profile: DELNAZ PAUL
Express India ….recalls Delnaz Paul. You might find that difficult to believe when you realise that she is currently in the comic, Batliwala House No.43….
ARZ opens doors to families of Parsis married outside religion
Afternoon Dispatch and Courier …Zoroastrianism should survive even if Parsis don’t….
Tribute to Hosi Vasunia
Express India Stage artistes take a bow for Sunshine Boy of theatre …Theatre personalities pay tribute to Hosi Vasunia over food, wine at NCPA; recall memories of working with the star…
Behnaz Sarafpour: Rising star in the Fashion Design world
NewYorkMetro.com …After Anna Wintour of Vogue predicted that Sarafpour was poised to become the next big thing,…
