The Parsi community in Delhi is struggling because of dwindling numbers. But how is it really coping with this issue? NDTV visits the only Parsi temple in New Delhi on its 50th Anniversary, to know more.
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It’s golden jubilee time at the Parsi Anjuman, New Delhi’s Fire Temple, reports Sonal Srivastava.The Parsi community in New Delhi is ready for Jashan – a fire ritual similar to havan among Hindus. In Jashan, the ceremony is performed on a white sheet with a pot of milk and flowers. Sandalwood and incense are used to keep the holy fire burning. The Jashan will be a part of the Delhi Parsi Anjuman’s celebration of the Golden Jubilee year of the holy fire in the Kaikhushru Pallonji Katrak Dar-e-Meher fire temple. The two-day celebrations starting December 18 will include panel discussions, an exhibition and a play besides the much awaited dance and dinner.
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We have values, we are very proud of,” Mistry adds.sonal.srivastava@timesgroup.com
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We have values, we are very proud of,” Mistry adds.sonal.srivastava@timesgroup.com
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/spirituality/faith-and-ritual/The-celebration-continues/articleshow/11168020.cms