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Author Archives: Rashid Faridi
Communalism : A Perspective
Communalism refers to a strong allegiance to one’s own community, especially when this sense of identity leads to division, antagonism, or conflict between groups based on religious, ethnic, or social distinctions. In the context of India, communalism is most commonly … Continue reading
Putting a stop to shifting sands
Long-running shelterbelt forest program ring-fences deserts in country’s north, as Zhang Xiao reports By Zhang Xiao | China Daily | By Zhang Xiao | … Putting a stop to shifting sands
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Impact of Housing on Well Being
Several key factors determine the impact of housing on well-being, spanning the physical, economic, social, and environmental dimensions of both housing units and neighborhoods. Prime Impacts Biological Physical Physical improvements in housing (better insulation, ventilation, eliminating hazards, providing basic amenities) … Continue reading