January (Lucky No. 10; Lucky Card: Justice): A powerful and rewarding month lies ahead, bringing success, confidence and recognition. Those planning to start a family may receive positive developments. Emotional burdens that have weighed heavily on your mind must now be released. Trust yourself and move forward with clarity, optimism and renewed inner strength. February […]
Tag: Zoroastrian
From Gym Reels To Painful Knee Deals: The Modern Knee Crisis!
-DR. KAIWAN RANDERIA There was a time when knee pain was considered a problem reserved for grandparents, retired cricketers and people who confidently predicted rain based on joint stiffness. Today, patients in their twenties and thirties visit me with complaints that sound suspiciously middle-aged! “I have knee pain while climbing stairs,” or “My knees make […]
Of Vacations And Veneration
Dear Readers, Over the past several weeks, families across the community have been travelling far and wide, making the most of the summer holidays before schools and routines resume once again. Some have journeyed abroad to reconnect with loved ones, while others have explored destinations across India or enjoyed brief local getaways with friends. Holidays […]
ZWAS Summer Camp Blends Culture, Creativity, Cheer
The Zoroastrian Women’s Assembly Surat (ZWAS) recently conducted its three-day Summer Camp, attracting 60 children for an enriching programme that combined religious learning, creativity, confidence-building and recreation. Designed to help youngsters connect with their Zoroastrian faith and cultural heritage in an engaging manner, the camp featured sessions on the life of Prophet Zarathushtra and the […]
Faith, Fellowship, Literature At ZAC Atashkadeh
A meaningful meeting of faith, community spirit and literature recently took place at the sacred Atashkadeh of the Zoroastrian Association of California (ZAC), highlighting the strong bonds shared by Zarathushtis across continents. On 20th May, 2026, Kerfegar Antia, Trustee of the Zoroastrian Anjuman of Secunderabad-Hyderabad (ZASH) and Vice Chairman & Managing Director of The People’s […]
Young Author Veyraa Hansotia Impresses With Debut Book
At an age when most children are discovering their interests, young Veyraa Hansotia from Hyderabad has already stepped confidently into the world of literature with the release of her debut book, ‘Billy & Silly – A Story of Love & Kindness’. A second-grade student of Orchids The International School, Veyraa has displayed a remarkable flair […]
Parsi Pride Brigade
PT’s Parsi Pride Brigade celebrates the academic performances of our young achievers who have triumphed in the Board exams, across schools and colleges. We are delighted to feature our bright sparks who make our community proud! We invite you to celebrate your success too with our community and feature in PT’s Parsi Pride Brigade! Mail […]
ASHA Centre Hosts Third World Zoroastrian Youth Leaders Forum
The third edition of the World Zoroastrian Youth Leaders Forum (WZYLF) brought together 16 promising young Zarathushti leaders from across the world at the renowned ASHA Centre in Gloucestershire, United Kingdom, from May 19 to 26, 2026. The immersive eight-day forum aimed to nurture leadership, strengthen global connections and inspire collaborative thinking among the next […]
The Great Parsi Eedu Obsession: In Eedu We Trust!
By Behram Bharucha National Egg Day is arriving on 3rd June, but honestly, for Parsis, every day, since the existence of poultry, has been National Eedu Day! Eedu for Parsis is beyond food – it is emotion, it is therapy, it is tradition. Doctors prescribe vitamins. Parsis prescribe eedu. Somewhere inside every Parsi fridge sits […]
Young Dastoor Brothers Ordained Martab
Joy and pride marked the ordination ceremony of young Dastoor brother – Er. Gian Arzaan Dastoor and Er. Xavi Arzaan Dastoor as Martabs, on 19th and 20th May, 2026, respectively. The sacred ceremonies were held at Mumbai’s Soonawala Agiyari, under the guidance of Er. Kershasp Sidhva and Er. Khushroo Kanga. The young priests received dedicated […]
Kissah-e-Sanjan and the Sixteen Sanskrit Shloka
The ‘Kissah–e–Sanjan’ or the ‘Story of Sanjan’ was originally written in Persian at the close of the sixteenth century (1599) by Mobed Bahman Kaikobad, the grandson of Dastur Hormazdyar Sanjana, and the granduncle of Darab Hormuzdyar, the compiler of the well- known collection of Revayets compiled in the seventeenth century in India. Its importance arises […]










