Zunaira, a daughter of war, receives her father’s whereabouts in a grave buried months ago without her knowledge. Can we deem it a violation of fundamental rights of her father, who was killed in a fake encounter, and of her, for secretly burying her father?
#StopBalochGenocide
Upon invitation, Noor Shah Saleem writes about literature. He argues that literature is a mirror of any age depicting an accurate picture of life and society.
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In her debut to SIT Readers' Club, Ameela Baloch reviews Rich Dad Poor Dad. She is a student of Level Four and an avid reader. SIT Readers' Club expects more such reviews from her.
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Upon invitation, Meraj Ghulam writes about the deepening economic crisis in the country. He argues that it is because of the political rivalry and elite capture that are the reasons for the crisis. Read more:
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SIT Readers' Club held a book review session on Saturday, April 8th. The session's presenter was Irfan Baloch, a staff member at SIT Hub. He gave his excellent review of the 1984 book by George Orwell. With its Readers' Club, SIT aims to promote reading and writing culture.
In his debut in Readers' Club, Suhail Ahmad writes about gender inequality. He claims that gender equality does not exist, and women still suffer from honor killings, domestic violence, acid attacks, and limited access to education.
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SIT Readers' Club held its book review session on Saturday, April 15th. Our respective students gave a review of the books which they had read recently. We appreciate the students who read books & come forward to give their reviews. SIT aims to promote reading & writing culture.