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 […]
A Baloch Tragedy of Love and Loss: The Legendary Story of Umar and Maho
Nigar Raazzaq Zamurani writes a research article for SIT Readers\’ Club. The research article explores the story of Umar and Maho.
Analysis | Great Expectations by Charles Dickens
Noor Shah Saleem, in his latest to SIT Readers\’ Club, analyzes Charles Dickens \’Great Expectations\’. Noor Shah explores all the major themes of the novel and provides a better understanding of the novel.
Karachi Literature Festival: A Personal Experience
Shehzad Peeral, in his latest to SIT Readers’ Club, writes about his personal experience at the Karachi Literature Festival.
From Peaks to Prosperity: How Tourism Boosts Pakistan’s Economy
Siddique Marri, in his latest to SIT Readers’ Club, writes about tourism and its potential for Pakistan’s economy. He explores different hiccups and challenges, and gives enlightening insights into the tourism industry of the country.
Technology has Exceeded Humanity
Mahnoor Javed secures first position in SIT Readers’ Club First Essay Competition. In her essay, she highlights the potentials of technology and its impacts on human. She argues that technology has, indeed, exceeded humanity. Read more:
Book Review | Rumi’s Daughter by Ameela Baloch
Ameela Baloch reviews Rumi’s Daughter novel. The novel is written by Muriel Maufroy. The story explores the transformative power of love and the complexities of human relationships.
Book Review | The Alchemist by Sanober Baloch
Sanober Baloch reviews Paulo Coelho\’s famous novel, The Alchemist. She writes The Alchemist is one of the most exciting books to be read as it inspires the readers to follow their dreams.