Spring is off to a new start&mdash;Navroze is a great time to explore Zoroastrian cuisine if you haven&rsquo;t already [Report by: Nasrin Modak Siddiqi]

Salli Boti or Patra Ni Macchi, one cannot celebrate the Parsi new year without relishing these lip-smacking traditional dishes. On the occasion of Navroz 2023, we list the top 6 dishes you must savour

Celebrate a majja ni life with these Parsi treats and delicacies

On the last day of the year 2020, we take a look at how festival celebrations in Mumbai were a low-key affair due to the COVID crisis. From Parsis visiting fire temples to Govinda pathaks breaking Dahi Handi, the festivities were held in a subdued manner.

The coronavirus failed to dampen the spirit of Mumbaikars as citizens were seen celebrating the Parsi New Year and also prepping for the Ganesh Chaturthi festival. From visiting fire temples to offer prayers for Navroz and buying Ganpati idols and decorations, here's how Mumbaikars are celebrating the festivals during pandemic.
(All photos/Shadab Khan, Satej Shinde, Ashish Raje, Bipin Kokate)
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Navroz

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Year-ender 2020: COVID-19 shadows celebration of festivals in Mumbai

In photos: Mumbaikars celebrate Navroz, prep for Ganesh Chaturthi

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