Once you pick up your phone to check a message, an hour vanishes. To check the message, you slide into social media. Five minutes later, you are watching a penguin sliding down an ice. Ten minutes later, you are giggling at the jokes of Kapil Sharma and Dr. Mashoor Gulati. Half an hour later, you are watching celebrities coming out of the gym and paparazzi running behind them. Once you realize you have wasted hours in the wildness of this content.
The Dark Reality Behind AI: Is AI as good as it looks?
Maham Qadeer, in her debut to SIT Ink & Insight, writes about the dark reality of AI. She argues that AI is becoming more dangerous day by day.
Climate Change is a Tool for Great-Power Politics
Climate Change is no longer just an environmental crisis—it’s a weapon in the arsenal of global power politics. In this thought-provoking analysis, Mehboob Malik explores how world leaders and powerful nations exploit the climate crisis for economic gain, political leverage, and global dominance—while the planet burns. From climate finance as economic blackmail to green imperialism and the hypocrisy of “Net Zero” promises, this piece uncovers the dangerous politicization of our planet’s survival.
Silent Inside and Smiling Outside: The Hidden Pain of Today’s Youth
In the age we live in, silence has become the default response to struggle. Mental illness remains one of the most ignored realities of our generation — whispered about behind closed doors, dismissed at dinner tables, and labelled as weakness. In places like Balochistan, where cultural stigma and a lack of proper facilities deepen the crisis, countless people fight invisible battles in silence. The question is not why they don’t speak, but why we don’t listen.
Humanity Bleeds In The Name Of Honor
Amna Baloch, a Level One student at SIT Quetta, raises her voice against the horrifying reality of honour killings in Pakistan. In this compelling article, she questions traditions that justify murder, exposes the role of illegal jirgas, and mourns the lives lost in the name of so-called honour. Through the tragic story of Bano Bibi, Amna urges society to reflect: Is this truly honour, or simply cruelty disguised as culture? Her call is clear—justice must rise where humanity has bled.
BPSC Can’t Be a Retirement Reward
BPSC will have a new Chairman in few days. There are rumours that IGP is contesting himself for the post. What are the implications if he is appointed as the Chairman of BPSC? Who appoints BPSC chairman and what is the process in other provinces especially KPK and Punjab? Jahanzaib Mengal delves deep into these questions and compares Balochistan’s selection process with other provinces. He also highlights critical reforms needed for BPSC.
What’s Wrong with Our Education System
Our schools are full, but our minds are empty. Across Balochistan, students memorize facts without understanding, attend classes without thinking, and graduate without purpose. In a system driven by profit and appearances, intellect is neglected, creativity discouraged, and critical thought silenced. This article explores the silent, growing crisis at the heart of our education — and why reclaiming the power of thought is no longer optional.
Parenting Mistakes We Normalize
In today’s world, many parents are unknowingly raising children who are emotionally fragile, undisciplined, and overly dependent—not because they don’t care, but because they’ve misunderstood what true parenting means. In this bold and critical reflection, Shabir Rustam explores how modern parenting—rooted in unchecked love, early liberty, and emotional transparency—has weakened parental authority and created behavioral chaos. Drawing on Maria Montessori’s developmental theory, the article argues that effective parenting must begin early, be intentional, and focus on building self-reliance rather than comfort. This piece challenges readers to rethink parenting norms and calls for a return to discipline, quiet strength, and authentic responsibility.
Sometimes Peace Needs a Bomb: Iran Nuclear Bomb Debate
This article explores the Iran nuclear bomb debate and argues why a nuclear-armed Iran could bring strategic stability to the Middle East.
Beyond Religion: What drives Iran-Israel Conflict?
The war between Israel and Iran is far more than a religious or ideological clash, it is a calculated as struggle for economic dominance, energy control, and geopolitical leverage. The war between Israel and Iran is all about the lust for power and the dollar. Many misunderstand it as purely religious, but it is fundamentally […]