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The Avesta, an ancient Zoroastrian book, describes many different animals. Some of these animals are considered good, and some are considered bad. Here you can read about these animals, find out what the Avesta says about them, and what we know about them today.

http://www.zoroastriankids.com/animals.html

Member - National Commission for Minorities

responsibilites_dr-mehroo-d-bengalee.pdf

An Invitation to all Zoroastrians to join the Library in the following categories ……. More

dadar-library.pdf

Set up in 1919, a year after the untimely demise of Sir Ratan Tata at the age of 47, the Sir Ratan Tata Trust is one of the oldest philanthropic institutions in India, and has played a pioneering role in changing the traditional ideas of charity and introducing the concept of philanthropy. Through its grant making, the Trust supports efforts in the development of society, through institutional grants in areas of Rural Livelihoods & Communities, Education, Enhancing Civil Society & Governance, Health and Arts & Culture. Besides institutional grants, the Trust also makes individual grants for education and medical relief.

The Parsi community in India is paying couples to have children, says a study by the National Commission for Minorities on Parsi birth rate. Census figures show their population declined by 40 per cent in the years between 1941 and 2001….More

Vol. V - nos. 3, 4, 5 & 6

Nov.-Dec. 2007 & Jan.-Feb. 2008

tpv-volv-3-6-part-i.pdf

tpv-volv-3-6-part-ii.pdf

tpv-volv-3-6-part-iii.pdf

Zoroastrianism in Sassanian Times - S. H. Jhabvala- June 1952 - Courtesy - Homi Dhalla - WZCF

Zoroastrianism - Dr. Annie Besant - first printed in Four Great Religions in 1897 - Courtesy Homi Dhalla - WZCF

The Parsee Religion - Dadabhai Naoroji - Professor of Gujarati in the University of London - from the proceedings of the Liverpool Literary and Philosophical Society - 1864 ………..courtesy Homi Dhalla - WZCF