Kamran Dar e Mehr Opens in Washington D.C. USA

The birth of a new Dar-e-Mehr is a rare and momentous occasion. We were lucky to witness the inauguration of the newest Dar-e-Mehr in all of the Zoroastrian world on September 20th, 2014 in Boyds, Maryland; in the Washington D.C. vicinity in United States. The Kamran Dar-E-Mehr is the home of the Zarathushtis of the… Continue reading Kamran Dar e Mehr Opens in Washington D.C. USA

Bombay Parsi Punchayet finds Rs 21 lakh, gold jewellery in late CEO’s cupboard

The Bombay Parsi Punchayet (BPP) has found Rs 21.43 lakh and gold jewellery in a cupboard belonging to its late CEO, Mehli Colah. The discovery has set tongues wagging in the community as earlier there have been allegations that some of the property transactions include a cash component, a charge which the Punchayet has denied.… Continue reading Bombay Parsi Punchayet finds Rs 21 lakh, gold jewellery in late CEO’s cupboard

The Buckingham Secret: Review

Writer-director Meherzad Patel’s latest stage offering, The Buckingham Secret, couldn’t have made its debut at a better time. After all, the British Royal Family is once again in the news, with Prince William and Kate expecting their second child, the new royal baby! Coming to the play, as the title suggests, it tells the story… Continue reading The Buckingham Secret: Review

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Meherzad Patel: Celebrating the Parsi way of life via theatre

Through all its plays, Meherzad Patel’s theatre company, Silly Point Productions, celebrates the Parsi way of life. As the company turns six, we look at its journey, and how Patel created a niche, with several original productions to his credit- the latest being, The Buckingham Secret, which was recently staged in the city. We get… Continue reading Meherzad Patel: Celebrating the Parsi way of life via theatre

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Why Delhi’s Parsis don’t want non-Parsi spouses in their cemetery

The community is likely to vote against a proposal to allow the husbands and wives of those who marry outside the faith to be buried in the Parsi graveyard. The Parsis – one of India’s smallest minorities – have been worried about their dwindling numbers for decades. But in Delhi, members are at the verge… Continue reading Why Delhi’s Parsis don’t want non-Parsi spouses in their cemetery

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