Please join us in the next ZTFE Zoroastrian Legacy webinar and discussion on Sun, 26 July 2026 at 4 PM UK time, 11 AM EDT,
WEBINARS
Education
2026 FEZANA Scholarship Applications Now Open
2026 FEZANA Scholarship Applications Now Open FEZANA is proud to announce that the application portal for the 2026 Scholarship cycle is officially open. This year,
Small Business
Fravahar (Farohar) Mosaic Project
Join us for a creative online workshop this Friday June 19th at 8pm ET hosted by Delzin Choksey! Join Zoom Meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81610776804?pwd=ryMhbs6Kqz04pjjvelQ1x6xXCbWqAd.1 Delzin is a
TARANA 2026 – Ashdeen’s new collection
TARANA 2026 Our new collection of sarees has been conceived as a bridge that brings together two beautiful textile art forms-hand-dyed Bandhani and Parsi Gara
Introducing USHTAVE – Flavors That Linger
Dear Friends & Well-Wishers, I’m delighted to share that I’ve started my new venture — USHTAVE With passion and love for authentic food, we bring
Parsi Gara by Zenobia Davar – New Delhi
Sharing something very close to my heart ❤️ For the first time in Delhi, The Kunj brings you an opportunity to experience the beauty of
Food
Introducing USHTAVE – Flavors That Linger
Dear Friends & Well-Wishers, I’m delighted to share that I’ve started my new venture — USHTAVE With passion and love for authentic food, we bring
Books
Arts
How Perizaad Zorabian Left Bollywood And Turned Her Family’s Poultry Business Into A Rs 120-Crore Enterprise
Perizaad Zorabian was at the peak of her career when she decided to quit acting and turned her focus to her family’s poultry business The
NEWS
Chef Zarnak Sidhwa reflects on preserving Parsi heritage as community numbers decline
Celebrity chef speaks about Pakistan’s shrinking Parsi community as younger generations increasingly migrate abroad Photo: Zarnaksidhwaoffical/Instagram For years, Chef Zarnak Sidhwa has been a familiar
HISTORY
Echoes in a Parsi attic: How a box of keepsakes opens story of early Jamshedpur via Mumbai
MUMBAI: In 1935, Khurshed Maneckji Bharucha – the first Indian chief cashier of Tata Steel in Jamshedpur – borrowed Rs 3.5 lakh from a friend
