Arriving Displaced, Giving Back in Full

Sometime between the seventh and ninth centuries, a group of immigrants landed on the shores of India's western state of Gujarat, after what probably was a long and arduous voyage from Persia, now modern-day Iran. Not much is known about that journey, but what is known is that like many others in similar situations today, these refugees, who came to be known as the Parsis, were fleeing religious persecution in a land they had called their home for centuries. Over time, they became one of India's most prosperous ethnic communities and have contributed greatly to the development and progress of their adopted home....