Author: Dr. S.B Saeed

Introduction In the bustling landscape of global innovation and creativity, India stands as a paradox a nation brimming with talent yet plagued by a persistent shadow of plagiarism and intellectual theft. The recent scandal at Galgotias University, where a Chinese-made robotic dog was paraded as an indigenous AI marvel, exemplifies this enduring issue. This incident, unfolding at the India AI Impact Summit in February 2026, not only sparked viral mockery but also ignited debates on India’s fraught relationship with originality. As one social media user quipped, “Galgotias didn’t invent the wheel they just claimed they did, after buying it from…

Introduction: Unveiling the Shadows In the shadowy underbelly of global power, where billionaires, politicians, and predators intermingle, India has emerged as a glaring participant in one of history’s most infamous scandals: the Jeffrey Epstein affair. While the world grapples with the revelations from unsealed court files and investigative journalism, the Indian connections particularly involving Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri, and industrialist Anil Ambani paint a damning picture of a nation where elite impunity thrives, democratic values erode, and international influence is peddled through the vilest networks. Drawing from the detailed exposés by Indian YouTuber Dhruv Rathee…

Introduction Climate change is a quintessential global crisis, driven predominantly by anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from industrialized nations, yet its most severe consequences are borne by developing countries that contribute minimally to the problem. This asymmetry underscores a profound injustice, where nations like Pakistan—emitting less than 1% of global GHGs rank among the most vulnerable to extreme weather events, sea-level rise, and ecosystem disruptions. Vulnerable countries in South Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, and small island states face amplified risks due to geographic exposure, socioeconomic fragility, and limited adaptive capacity. Pakistan exemplifies this plight: despite its negligible emissions footprint, it has…

Introduction Let’s be brutally honest: The tweet and statement from UN Special Rapporteur Prof. Ben Saul, joined by other UN experts, decrying Pakistan’s 2025 amendments to the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) as a threat to human rights is not just misguided, it’s dangerously out of touch with the blood-soaked reality Pakistan has endured for decades. These amendments, reviving Section 11EEEE for up to 90 days of preventive detention based on credible suspicion of terrorism links, aren’t tools of oppression; they’re emergency lifelines for a nation that has sacrificed tens of thousands of lives and trillions in economic damage fighting a war…

Introduction In the shadow of the Hindu Kush mountains, Afghanistan has long been a crucible of conflict, but under the Taliban regime, it has metamorphosed into a veritable sanctuary for global terrorism. Recent United Nations reports, including the latest from the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team, paint a stark picture: Afghanistan harbors over 20 terrorist organizations, serving as a launchpad for cross-border attacks that imperil regional stability. This revelation not only contradicts the Taliban’s vehement denials but also unequivocally endorses Pakistan’s persistent narrative that its western neighbor has become the epicenter of terror threats. For Pakistan, a nation that…

Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of international cricket, where politics and sport often intertwine, a recent episode has highlighted the shifting dynamics of power within the game. The 2026 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka, became the stage for a diplomatic showdown that placed Pakistan at the forefront of a principled challenge against perceived Indian dominance. When Bangladesh withdrew from the tournament citing security concerns in India, and the International Cricket Council (ICC) rejected their request to relocate matches to Sri Lanka, Pakistan stepped forward in solidarity. By initially announcing a boycott of their high-profile…