Over the past two centuries, fizzy drinks have become a $8bn (£6.9bn) industry in India.
Interview with Berjis Desai - Author of Oh! Those Parsis and The Bawaji
Capturing a vibrant community, all in black & white.
For decades, Iranian cafes have been a popular haunt for youngsters looking out for their daily quota of bun-maska and chai. Standing strong since 1964, Café Yezdan has seen modernization, contemporary problems, rising prices of real estate, youngsters unwillingness to carry on the family business, and a lot more. By Protima Tiwary | DNA India […]
Zoroastrianism, one of the oldest monotheistic religions, has many significant symbols. Here we look at the most popular Zoroastrian symbols.
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Design of the bottle and graphics for men's fragrance. RNB LaboratoriesCodizia Man is a men’s fragrance from the same brand which was launched three years ago for the female market. It shares the same quality product positioning differentiation, and has…
Khordeh Avesta (Khordeh Avesta Bā-Māyeni). The oldest Zoroastrian religious scripture - here as a free PDF e-book in English
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People of the Good Faith – Brief history of the Parsis by Aryaa Naik.
In 17th century, the Parsis established themselves in Bombay, achieving notable prominence. Rich culture left a lasting impact on early architectural marvels
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Parsis revel in their reputation as hedonistic gourmands. Every gathering, celebration, religious occasion, and even loss is marked by food. Writer Sabrina Medora shares never before printed recipes for a proper Parsi dinner party.
Zoroastrianism, ancient pre-Islamic religion of Iran with both monotheistic and dualistic elements that likely influenced the other major religions, including in angelology and eschatology. Zoroastrian communities still exist in Iran and in India, where they are known as Parsis.
The Parsis once played a key role in Bengal’s trade and social landscape, but today, their numbers have dwindled to a few hundred. From pioneering businesses and shaping the city’s economy to their gradual decline post-Independence, this is the story of Calcutta’s Parsi community.
Embark on a delectable journey through India's diverse culinary heritage with leaf-wrapped delicacies. From the tangy Patra of Gujarat to the aromatic Paan of North India and the delightful Patra ni Macchi of the Parsis, these unique treats reveal the artistry of Indian cuisine and its cultural significance.
