India's iconic Parsi magazine to shut after 60 years
Summary
The Parsi magazine, Parsiana, based in Mumbai, India, will shut down in October after 60 years due to dropping subscriber numbers and financial issues. The magazine, started in 1964, has been an important resource for the Parsi community worldwide, sharing news and stories about their culture and concerns. Jehangir Patel, who has led the magazine since 1973, noted the magazine's dedication to journalism and covering sensitive community topics.Key Facts
- Parsiana is a magazine for the Parsi community that began in 1964.
- The magazine will close in October due to fewer subscribers and financial problems.
- Jehangir Patel has been leading the magazine since 1973.
- The magazine was known for covering difficult topics like divorce rates and interfaith marriages.
- Parsiana has reported on important community events and institutions, such as the Parsi museum in Mumbai.
- The team working on the magazine includes many older members who plan to retire with its closure.
- The closure has saddened readers and community members who valued its legacy.
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