A Stream Runs Through It

How 10 days at the ASHA Centre Transformed, Inspired and Enriched the First-Ever World Zoroastrian Youth Leaders Forum In the heart of pastoral Gloucestershire, England, the transformational ASHA Centre played host and facilitator for the first World Zoroastrian Youth Leaders Forum. Uniting 20 Zoroastrian youth leaders from a myriad of views, backgrounds and geographies –… Continue reading A Stream Runs Through It

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Parsis are indifferent when it comes to saving community institutions says petitioner Berjis Desai

Even as the Bombay High Court steps in to rein in a rampant MMRCL over the tunnelling process under sacred fire temples at Princess Street, petitioner Berjis Desai says that the community is often silent when it is its duty to speak up Article by Gaurav Sarkar | Mid-Day The Metro corridor will pass right… Continue reading Parsis are indifferent when it comes to saving community institutions says petitioner Berjis Desai

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Parsi Khabar at the 11th World Zoroastrian Congress 2018 in Perth Australia

In less than a week, the 11th World Zoroastrian Congress shall begin in Perth Australia. This is a Congress of a few firsts. It is the first in the Southern Hemisphere and the first in Australia. As the Congress website states: Australia welcomes you to the 11th World Zoroastrian Congress Team Australia and worldwide supporters… Continue reading Parsi Khabar at the 11th World Zoroastrian Congress 2018 in Perth Australia

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A town by the sea

A slice of Parsi life in tranquil Udvada With a shrill toot, the autorickshaw rumbled to a stop next to us as we walked into the village. “Ice cream?” offered the gentleman behind the wheel as he gestured to the mound of creamy mango confection nestled in an ingenious ice-lined wooden barrel sitting snugly in… Continue reading A town by the sea

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India’s first ‘open fire temple’ in Pune breeds new hope for Zoroastrianism, Parsis

India’s first ‘open agiary’ mainly caters to ex-communicated Parsis, i.e. those who have married out of their community, and their children, and Zoroastrian enthusiasts who want to learn more about the religion. Article by Prachi Bari | Hindustan Times A fire temple for Parsis ex-communicated may sound like an oxymoron in terms of the traditional… Continue reading India’s first ‘open fire temple’ in Pune breeds new hope for Zoroastrianism, Parsis

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