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How Parsi-Irani Oral History Project is documenting the community
Updated On: 06 September, 2022 10:49 AM IST | Mumbai | Sammohinee Ghosh
An aural archiving initiative records big-hearted Parsi-Iranian stories to inform the future of oral traditions

Freny Daruwalla with Mani Bhagat
They are a community of stories. They understand life, and learn and share its teachings through tales they remember to tell. Mani Bhagat’s 106-year-old memory reaches for fuzzy, warm accounts; when done recounting, she hopes for a lifetime of well-being: “There were a lot more kajio-kankaaj [disputes] in our times; but now, there’s room for love. May all live with tandorosti [health and prosperity].” The profoundness of her words moved Frény Daruwalla, an educator-turned-chronicler who hosts the podcast Parsi-Irani Oral History Project.

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