The Parsis are a monotheistic sect of Zoroastrian origin, descended from the Persons, and now found predominantly in western India. A Parsi is a member of the sect, the larger of two Zoroastrian communities in the Indian subcontinent. Tradition holds that the Parsis had their origin in a group of Iranian Zoroastrians who emigrated to western India a thousand years ago, their long presence in the region distinguishing them from the Iranis, who are of more recent origin.
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Representing Parsisi in Delhi, Gurgaon and Noida, the DPA was established for the purpose of nurturing and preserving the endangered community of Parsis, through its board of trustees. The DPA owns and operates the Mehgusi Parsi Dharamshala, which houses books on Zoroastrian history and culture, and its site features historical and contemporary information on the Parsis and Zoroastrianism in general. - Delhi Parsis Anjuman
http://delhiparsis.com/
The chief objective of this site is to disseminate news articles about Parsis and Zoroastrians, although opinions, commentaries, and announcements are also featured. - Parsi Khabar
http://parsikhabar.net/
A variety of articles relating to the Parsis are presented here, topics including Parsi history, identity and culture, as well as profiles of famous Parsis, and other features. - Parsis
http://www.parsi.com/