Do you know? The FD Alpaiwalla Museum, established in 1952 and recently restored with the support of Ministry of Culture, Government of India, is the only museum dedicated to showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Parsi Irani Zoroastrian community. It houses rare manuscripts, artefacts dating back to _c_ . 4000-5000 BCE, a model fire temple, and exquisite objets d’art from the collections of eminent Parsis. #CultureUnitesAll PMO India Press Information Bureau - PIB, Government of India Gaj

The Parsi community, known for its remarkable contributions to #India’s history, is adding another milestone to its legacy. The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (#TISS), in collaboration with the #UNESCO-backed Parzor Project, has introduced the first-ever academic course dedicated to the preservation and study of Parsi-Zoroastrian heritage. This unique initiative aims to educate and inspire future generations to appreciate and preserve the rich cultural history of the Parsi community. #ParsiHe