Parsiana, a semi-monthly magazine in English published from Bombay, carries information on, and features of interest to the International Zoroastrian community. As of 2015, it is in its 51st year of publication. Parsiana was founded in November 1964 by Pestonji Warden in Bombay. It's tag-line is “A new medium for old wisdom”. The magazine covered articles pertaining to Zoroastrian religion, its history, customs and traditions. The magazine became embroiled with community politics especially when Warden got into a tussle with the Bombay Parsi Punchayet (BPP) over the printing of the monthly at the Godrej Printing Press run by the apex Bombay trust. For some time it was cyclostyled. In 1973 the aging Warden sold the publication for Re 1 to Jehangir Patel, a journalist. The ownership was subsequently transferred in 1983 to Parsiana Publications Private Limited.