Parsiana Magazine to Cease Publication After 60 Years

Parsiana, a magazine about the Parsi (Zoroastrian) community, is stopping its printing after 60 years.

The magazine wrote about the lives and issues of the Parsi community, sometimes causing controversy.

The magazine was started in 1964 to share stories about the Parsi community.

Even though the magazine had a good reputation and many readers, they could not find someone to take over and had an aging staff.

While there will be no new editions, the magazine's archives will still be available.