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Dear Fudgeecool,

You are right to some extent. Now we almost don't have Parsi community. Those (a bigger part) live in today's India (mainly in Bombay-Mumbai), do they keep on going for the same tradition of burial now-a-days?

Do you think descents of Jamshed-bhai Tataji or Feroze Gandhi keeps on maintaining the tradition of their forefathers?

My question was for knowing: Is someone keep on continuing the same old tradition?

For example, Hindus with burning (cremetion by fire) to ashes is still continuing the trend.

Have you heard about the Bahaiya community? Have they preserved the old tradition of their forefather Parsis?

I would be loving to have some new highlights!

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I don't know that whether it belongs to a particular religion, but i saw this on the discovery channel - it is done in Tibet; is an ancient custom. I believe it is called a sky burial

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