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About The Indian Parsi & Parsi New Year (Navroz)


For people living in the cities and towns of India, the chances of your awareness of the Parsi community will be quite high. However, only those, who have interacted socially with a Parsi, will have some basic knowledge of the … Continue reading

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The Hearty Delights of Parsi Food


Personally, I am not a great fan of either Snack Shack, Oliaji, Jamjo Ji or Jimmy Boy. They are far below average and not even “Ok-Ok”. But then, each to her/his personal taste. 😉 — Porus ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Hearty Delights … Continue reading

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When The Souls Come Visiting ~ The Parsi Muktad Ceremony


Friends, ‘Muktad’ is an annual ceremony observed by Parsi Zoroastrians all over the world, ten days prior to the Parsi New Year (‘Navroj’/’Navroz’). Some of the words, practices/rituals, customs, ceremonies and beliefs may seem quaint to non-Parsis. Zoroastrianism being one of … Continue reading

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How “Salli” Became An Integral Part Of Parsi Cuisine


Most of the city’s Parsi food-serving Irani restaurants are around Fort, and fried foods and sweets shop Camy Wafers has a sound and solid reputation among them for the quality of their salli, the well-loved, deep-fried and salted juliennes of … Continue reading

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The Origin Of Parsis & The Origin of The Zoroastrian Sacred Fire


As a Parsi, I have often been asked questions such as, what is my race, where do I come from (originate), what is my religion; and other such questions in a similar vein. Through this article, I will try to … Continue reading

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