Aryan — Noble warrior
Zara — Blooming flower
Vihaan — New dawn
Myra — Sweet beloved
Advait — Unique one
Aisha — Alive, prosperous
Rehan — Fragrant breeze
Pari — Fairy angel
Dhruv — North star
Anaya — Caring free soul
Kabir — The great one
Saanvi — Goddess Lakshmi
Riya — Singer graceful
Arjun — White silver
Layla — Night beauty
Vivaan — Full of life
Kyra — Sunlight
Ishaan — Lord of Sun
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Parsi · 2031 · New Delhi

Parsi (Zoroastrian) Calendar 2031

Pateti, Navroz, Khordad Sal, Zarthost No Diso, the Jashans, Muktad and the start of every month on the Shahenshahi calendar, with Jamshedi Navroz — the same dates everywhere in India; the city only sets the calendar file: New Delhi.

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August 2031

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    Muktad (Farvardegan days) beginमुक्ताद (फरवरदेगान दिन) आरंभ
    Ten days before Navroz to honour the souls (fravashis) of the departed. Story →
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How the dates are worked out

🔥 Parsi. Most Parsis in India follow the Shahenshahi calendar: twelve months of 30 days and five Gatha days, 365 days with no leap day, so Navroz comes a day earlier every four years. Irani Zoroastrians follow the Kadmi calendar (a month earlier), and the Fasli calendar keeps Navroz on 21 March — Jamshedi Navroz, celebrated by all.

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