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Parsi New Year greetings, Happy Pateti greeting cards, Send free and all new latest Salgirah mubarak Navroz festival 2010 greetings to all your friends. Nowruz is the traditional celebration of the ancient Iranian New Year. Nowruz is also widely referred to as the Persian New Year. Nowruz is celebrated and ... Full story

Parsi new year SMS, Send all new and latest Happpy Pateti festival wishes and Navroz 2010 messages from 160by2 free sms. Nowruz Persian: "New Day", originally "New Light") is the traditional celebration of the ancient Iranian New Year. Nowruz is also widely referred to as the Persian New Year. Parsi new year SMS, Send all new and latest Happpy Pateti ... Full story

Pateti 2010 - Parsi New Year - Navroz festival Celebrations. Happy New Year For all Persians, Zoroastrians and Iranians. Zoroastrian brings the Navroze or the Parsi New Year on Thursday - Today (August-19th-2010). The Ten days before Navroz are marked by prayers for the departed, at Agiaries in the city. ... Full story

Parsi New Year 2010 date is on 19, Thursday. The latest news and updated reports on Indian Fairs and Festivals. Nowruz (Persian: "New Day", originally "New Light") is the traditional celebration of the ancient Iranian New Year. Nowruz is also widely referred to as the Persian New Year. ... Full story

'Jamshedi Noruz Zoroastrians/Parsis festival 2010' - "New day" in Persian is Noruz, and the festival of that name marks the beginning of the year, which is still celebrated at the equinox in modern-day Iran. Persian King Yima—Jamshid, the most famous of the prehistoric Iranian kings—with the creation of the calendar; as a result, ... Full story

Pateti is the  festival of the Parsis (Zoroastrian community) is celebrated on the eve of New Year of the Zoroastrian calendar. Pateti comes in the  month of Navroj by the Parsis.On Pateti day, the parsis visit the fire temple or agiary. Other parsi families ... Full story

Jamshedi Navroz is the Parsi New Year. It usually falls on 21st March. Parsi New Year was named after the legendary King of Persia, Jamshed who started the Parsi Calendar. As per the Parsi mythology, universe is recreated on this day and life with all its glory is cherished. Navroz ... Full story

Parsi, Zoroastrian Holidsays or festivals during 2009, The Parsi calendar is divided into 12 months of equal length and five festal days. The Parsi calendar is divided into 12 months of equal length and five festal days. The five festal days are presided ... Full story