Zoroastrian Association of Victoria’s 30th Anniversary was celebrated by Zoroastrians on November 29, 2008 in Melbourne, Australia [Continue]

کامیار نیک انجام: با هدف پیشبرد وضعیت جسمی‌، روحی‌ و اجتماعی جامعه زرتشتیان هند، سمیناری  دو روزه توسط پارزور(پروژهٔ زرتشتیان پارسی تحت حمایت یونسکو) در بمبئ هندوستان برگزار شد. [ادامه]

Dr. Mitra Ara is a professor of religious studies and Persian culture and language at San Francisco State University. She received her B.A., M.A., and Ph.D., all in Asian studies (with a focus on Asian religions and languages) from the University of California at Berkeley. In addition to publishing several articles, she has authored a book titled “Eschatology in the Indo-Iranian Traditions: The Genesis and Transformation of a Doctrine”, which was released at the American Academy of Religion meeting on Nov. 1st, 2008 in Chicago. [Continue]

Russian and Iranian behdins became Zoroastrian after their Sedreh Pooshi ceremony was held in Russia. [Continue]

Dariush Jamasb: On December 20, 2008 Zoroastrians of Washington D.C. area gathered in Mclean, Virginia  to celebrate Yalda, the longest night of year. The event was organized by Zoroastrian Association of Metropolitan Washington (ZAMWI) and was attended by almost seventy people. [Continue]

This year Yalda Night (Chelle) is also celebrated by different Zoroastrian groups and organizations around the world. [Continue]

Maneck Bhujwala: Zoroastrian religion was represented at the interfaith Thanksgiving service organized by the Greater Huntington Beach Interfaith Council. The event was held at the LDS(Mormon) church  in the city of Huntington Beach in the United States on November 23, 2008. [Continue]

On Thursday Dec. 11th 2008, Jashan ceremony was performed for Dr. Rose and her Claremont Zoroastrian studies graduate and PhD students and guests. [Continue]

Vancouver-Houman Abtin: Zoroastrian kids from Vancouver area spent a Saturday evening until Sunday morning at Arbab Rostam Giv Dare Mehr in Burnaby, British Columbia. [Continue]

With the goal of improving physical and socio-psychological health of the Zoroastrian community in India, a two-day seminar is to be held by Parzor (UNESCO Assisted Parsi Zoroastrian Project) in Mumbai, India. [Continue]