Updated June 23, 2008 Chronicling Parsi culture on the
Net After the great success of www.TheParsiDirectory.com, where more than 63,000 Parsis, Iranis, and Zoroastrains have registered themselves, we have now launched www.Zoroastrians.net This new web site is unique in that it covers everything related to us Parsis, Iranis, and Zoroastrains. Plus you can post your comments on improvements, additions, and deletions in each topic. You can also include your own website about your area of interest in the appropriate topic to have a global reach. Started a new web site called TheParsiVideo.com. Please check it out at www.TheParsiVideo.com and let me know your thoughts. The idea behind the TheParsiVideo.com is simple: use the power of the Internet to help fellow Parsi's and Zoroastrians be able to view and hear videos and audio's about our community. Consider it a audio visual history of our community. Started a new web site called TheMissingParsi.com. Please check it out at www.TheMissingParsi.com and let me know your thoughts. The idea behind the TheMissingParsi.com is simple: use the power of the Internet to help fellow Parsis and Zoroastrians connect with people they have lost touch with. Check it out and let me know your thoughts. Started yet another web site called TheParsiMatch.com. Please check it out at www.TheParsiMatch.com and let me know your thoughts. Very simply it is a FREE match making web site for our community. So go ahead and register every single Zoroastrian man and woman you know for FREE, and you will be rewarded in heaven for having made a Zoroastrian Match :) Started another new web site called TheParsiDirectory.com. Please check it out at www.TheParsiDirectory.com and let me know your thoughts. It is the largest free Parsi Zoroastrian directory with over 50,000 registrations! Everything you ever
wanted to know about Parsis and Zoroastrians! Be sure to refresh this page to view the newest articles. New articles are added to the site daily. Please glance at the mini descriptions of the articles below. Click on any hyperlinks that interest you. Please bookmark the site, visit it often, and tell other Parsis and Zoroastrians about it. Thank you. Click here to go straight to the most recent articles Hi and welcome to TheParsiChronicle.com My name is Ader Gandi and I live in San Francisco, California, USA. My email address is Ader@Gandi.com and AderGandi@gmail.com . my AIM name is AGandi .... my MSN Messenger is AderGandi Currently, I am in Bombay. You can reach me on my cell phone 93249 16509 I started TheParsiChronicle.com on December 1st. 2003. My idea behind the TheParsiChronicle.com is simple: keep a chronicle of Parsi-Zoroastrians mentioned in the news. Consider it a living history of our community. I welcome your comments and
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Hi Ader, Villi joins me in congratulating you on a great web site. I visit it often, and tell a lot of people about it; specially those who express an interest in our religion. Ken Bhappu If you are the same Ader Gandi from Parsi Colony in Karachi i salute you on launching this site. It is very informative . Regards Rohinton Jehangir Ader, The Parsi Chronicle is a great idea; I am
a journalist with the Philadelphia Inquirer. Would love to stay in touch
with you. Regards, Hello Ader, I am Mehernosh from London and want
to say I am glad I visited your site. Will keep in touch with it. It has
good links and lots of information. Thank you. Great website you have; as an adopted Parsi
(I'm English by birth and married to a Parsi), I find great interest in
the different pieces from all over the world, containing different.,
mind-opening perspectives. I love your site!!! I am not a Parsi but I am
entranced and in deep admiration of your culture and history. I have
read quite a bit about Parsis but not enough by far. Your site was a
great find. Sincerely, Dear Ader, As a fellow Zarathushtrian, allow me to congratulate you on hosting and setting up a new web site, theparsichronicle.com. I have visited it and perused almost all of the articles. It makes very interesting reading. -Noshir Read almost all articles. I think the varied
choice adds flavor. You have a bit of current, past, music, social
issues and the arts. Good luck. J... Hi Ader. My name is Ava and im a young parsi
girl living in England. Iv searched the web high and low for good sites
about our religion and by-far, yours is one of the best. Keep up the
good work! take care. Been reading your site with interest for the last two months. I look forward every week to see what the media has to say about us. Hope you can find the time and energy to keep it up. - Aspi Doctor Ader, I'm just writing to you to say thank you for setting up theparsichronicle.com website. It's fantastic! As a Parsi, it's great to find so much international Zoroastrian news & information in one place - especially as I live in London and don't get to spend that much time with fellow Parsis. Once again, thank you & well done. Shirin |
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NCM’s pill for falling Parsi numbers: no family planning
http://www.indianexpress.com/story/322653.html
Zoroastrians of India may be Silenced by Success
India's first English cricket play launched
Iran as a nation of negotiation, through the eyes of Romanian
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Ground ...
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Murder she wrote
Margao park to get new look
A look beneath the glitter of the metropolis
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Mama Parsi threatens to shut down after being ‘harassed’ by
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A Forbidden Journey
When it comes to the crunch
Sachin buys bungalow in Bandra for Rs 39 cr
MA Jinnah’s better half
Bonding over bytes
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Come on, be honest
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Zoroastrian
Fires and Temples
CHATTER BOX
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Winners of the 2008 James Beard Foundation Awards
Tao cafe of Kashmiri militancy
Two interpretations Roshan’s
typewriter ticks no more
OZCF - Ontario Zoroastrian Community Foundation - Events
A Corner of a Foreign Field
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Highlands alum follows in mother's footsteps
With cricket as their religion, they walk the extra mile
PRIDE AND PAIN AT PARSA-POLIS: What Iran Has Given to the
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Archaeologists discover Achaemenid predecessor of Yazd city |
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