Bridges and bonds built at the 12th World Zoroastrian
Congress are meant to be unifying
Parinaz M. Gandhi
Holding a sheaf of papers Anahaita Kotval represented "the old.” With his laptop on the podium, her son Zal Kotval Shroff represented "the new.” Between them they shared a script, disclosing their religious perspectives, observations, reflections and possible takeaways from the 12th World Zoroastrian Congress. Entrusted with "the daunting task of providing the closing remarks,” woven into their presentation on July 4, 2022 were the results of the online survey titled "Our Beliefs” that sought to ascertain the religious leanings of the delegates.
Anahaita Kotval (l) and Zal Kotval Shroff Photo: Jasmine D. Driver;
Born and raised in the......