Why is India’s wealthy Parsi community vanishing?
Udvada is an obscure hamlet in India’s western Gujarat state which houses the holiest fire of India’s Parsi community.
Legend has it that it was consecrated some 12 centuries ago on the nearby Sanjan beach, landing point of a boatload of refugees who had fled the Arab conquest of Persia to save their 3,000-year-old Zoroastrian faith, and that it has remained unquenched ever since.
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