Publications

Here are a few of my published writings:

 Websites
I have written the full content of the following websites:
1. Graphic Land: http://graphiclandart.ae/
2. SpringBoard Foundation: http://springboardfoundation.in/

Articles
The following is a list of my published articles:

1. The Moulana of liberation India needs
The Indian youth today is uncertain and ambiguous about its role and responsibility in the pluralistic Indian society. Lack of awareness about the lives of leaders such as Maulana Azad (who was not only a religious figure, but also a champion of secular values and tolerance) has deprived the youth of role models to be followed. Being a prominent leader of the nation, Maulana Azad was also the leader of his community.
Full Article: http://thecompanion.in/the-maulana-of-liberation-india-needs/

2. Destiny Disrupted - Book Review
History has many lessons in store for humanity. It enables us to gain knowledge about the doings of the former generations on one hand, while on the other hand it guides us in our own personal and collective lives. The knowledge about the mistakes committed by the past generations will certainly stop us from repeating them again, while their successes and glories will encourage us to follow their course of action on different situations.
Full Article: http://thecompanion.in/destiny-disrupted-book-review/

3. Respect for pluralism and diversity must for communal harmony: Irfan Engineer
If we look into the history of India, it has always been a peaceful country from centuries. No other country can match its democratic culture and the culture of pluralism. CSSS would like to remind the people of this country about their peaceful past. We want the people to continue and recollect India’s peaceful culture and embrace the other. In simple terms, we would like the people to remember and respect the three Ds, that is, Diversity, Dialogue and Democracy.
Full Interview: http://54.80.30.31/web/guest/full-story/-/asset_publisher/Qd8l/content/respect-for-pluralism-and-diversity-must-for-communal-harmony:-irfan-engineer?redirect=/web/guest/in%20depth

4. Mere Human Rights does not serve the question of Responsibility: Edith Sizoo
In an exclusive interview with Newzfirst, Mrs. Edith Sizoo spoke about her experiences and her works on ‘Human Responsibility’ in many countries including India. Here is an excerpt of her conversation with our correspondent.
Full Interview: http://www.ethica-respons.net/Mere-Human-Rights-does-not-serve?lang=fr
Blogs
1. To share my experience of reading books, I have created this blog for book reviews:
http://thekitabikeeda.blogspot.com/
2. My love for making memes takes a next step with this meme template blog:
http://shatirmemes.blogspot.com/

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