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Parsiana
The global Zoroastrian link medium
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Subscribers offer their views on Parsiana on the subscription renewal form returned to us. With their consent we publish their comments so that their thoughts may be known to a wider readership. Unless another name is affixed to the remarks, Parsiana assumes they are written by the subscriber whose name appears on the form.

Wide coverage. Excellent printing quality. Professionally managed. Brand name developed over years, stands for "race” and not "religion.” Shortcomings are: Highly partisan editorials/cover pages and matter. Must restore balance and work towards uniting the community.
PERVEZ K. AVARI
Bombay

Information on our Zoroastrian community, objectively.
MEHROO BALI
Bombay

Unbiased and frank outlook. Please keep it up the same way.
WG CDR GEV D. BAMBOAT (Retd)
Secunderabad

A nice journal worth reading and highly awaited in our household. If possible it should include inspirational articles highlighting the life of Parsi stalwarts in different fields.
RUSI FRAMROZ BESANIA
Surat

Too focused on issues within India. Too much focus on past achievements and not on current achievements. I would like to see more coverage of what is happening in North America, Europe and Australia so that you truly represent all Parsis.
NILOUFER BHESANIA
Ontario, Canada

It’s very informative about the achievements of our community members.
FEROZA C. CHINOY
Bombay

Your strengths are global coverage, unbiased and neutral publication, progressive and practical editorials. You need to penetrate Parsi colonies/baugs to counter narrow minded and unZoroastrian views published by the Bombay Parsi Puncha­yet in their publication. There is a need for articles on Iranian history and Parsis in India since Sanjan, and to edit letters/article from readers to delete personal attacks/references and to stick to facts, information and views.
PHIROZE J. KUTAR
Bombay

Your strengths are publishing current topics in time and being regular in dispatching the publication.
KERSI P. MAHUDAWALA
Bombay

Basic facts are stated, opinionated journalism is avoided. I would like a focus on achievers, true stories, positive and progressive thinkers. You could dedicate a page for this.
JEHANGIR D. MISTRY
Bombay

You courageously put into print with veracity issues which haunt our small community, which other publications avoid doing. There seems to be a dearth of interviews with prominent personalities.
ABAN P. PATEL
Bombay

Progressive.
Cmdr J. S. POSTWALLA
Bombay

Fantastic, great and keep it up! Congratulations!
MANI R. WARDEN
Bombay

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