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Ashis Ray, Indian Foreign correspondent based in London who is been serving in BBC , ITN, Times of India moderated

The British Library is fortunate in having an unparalled collection of over 100 Zoroastrian works ranging from the oldest, the

Every day, at 7 o’clock sharp in the morning, the radio player at Niloufer Mavalvala’s home would be switched on,

KARACHI: The 134th birth anniversary of Jamshed Nusserwanjee Mehta (born on Jan 7, 1886), the first mayor of Karachi, was

Same ceremonies were also held by followers of the Zoroastrian faith in several other cities across the country, including Tehran,

For Zoroastrians, all roads led to Rustom Baug on the 25th of January for The BuzZYNG Flea, the launch event

“230 and counting…” – that is the number of children born to Parsi couples since 2014, who benefitted from the

Mrs Dhun Bagli has been more than just a pillar of her Parsi community, she’s practically an institution. Under her

In a meeting held last week, office bearers of various Parsi groups decided that a new trust, Global council of

A talent show is inviting members of the little but animated community to get up on stage Look around at