Dear Readers, When families speak of inheritance, our minds often turn to property, jewellery, investments or cherished heirlooms carefully passed from one generation to the next. Yet, the greatest inheritance we can ever pass on cannot be valued in rupees, recorded in legal documents or divided among heirs. It is our values. Look through these […]
Despite heavy storms and strong winds sweeping through the region on 31st May, 2026, over 80 members of the Zoroastrian Association of Western Australia (ZAWA) gathered for a memorable Dae Mahino Jashan that celebrated faith, unity and community spirit. Commencing at 4:00pm, the Jashan was performed by Er. Aspi Madan, Er. Aspi Billia and Er. […]
Dear Readers, Often, one pauses to marvel at the extraordinary footprint of a community that constitutes barely a minuscule fraction of the world’s population. This week’s edition offers several such moments. From Kenya to Australia, from London to Karachi, Parsis continue to leave behind institutions, ideas and legacies that enrich the societies they call home. […]
WZO (India) held a Dae Mahino Jashan, on 6th June, 2026, at Cama Baug, drawing in a house-full of community members who enjoyed an evening of devotion, entertainment and exceptional cuisine in air-conditioned comfort. The event commenced with a Jashan led by Dasturji Kaikhushru Ravji Meherjirana, the 18th generation direct descendant of the legendary Dasturji […]
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Lady Shri Ram College for Women, University of Delhi, in collaboration with the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) and the ParZor Foundation, is organising an Online, Short-term Certificate Course titled: ‘The Parsi Presence: Migration, Integration, Innovation’. The programme will explore Parsi history, culture, heritage, migration, identity, demographic challenges […]