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.
Civil Services in Balochistan: Why Dreams Die Young?
Explore the crisis of civil service in Balochistan—why so many aspirants fail, what the systemic flaws are, and how change can happen.
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.
Suffering in the Silence: Plights of Women in Southeastern Balochistan
Asmatullah, in his debut to SIT Readers\’ Club, writes about the plights of women in Southeastern Balochistan. He devles deep into the debate and discusses the intricate relationship of gender equality and patriarchal stereotypes.
Drug Addiction in Balochistan
Mehernisa Sagheer Baloch, in her debut to SIT Readers\’ Club, writes a letter about drug addiction in Balochistan