For some, the miseries don't end with death...

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One death begets another and it's one death too many for yet another death. It's just another sordid saga, a forgotten sub plot in the tragicomic unfinished epic called India. In a strange cycle of death, dead cattle carrying traces of a hitherto popular veterinary drug become lethal agents of death for scavengers like the White-backed Vultures, which with its worse than a dodo fall in numbers can't do enough to help the Parsis in their final hour.

Zoroastrians, for spiritual purposes, aren’t allowed to bury or burn their dead. The bodies of those who have passed on are considered nasu (unclean) and are thus exposed to the raging sun along with swarming vultures that circle overhead in the Towers of Silence (or dokhma). A mute witness to this age-old tradition, the spires are raising some stink with not only those outside the fold of Zoroastrians, but also within. This “final act of charity” finds itself in grave danger with growing threat to the vulture population, courtesy spiraling pollution, urban development and the use of Diclofenac.

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Source : IIPM Editorial, 2006

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