Using brains

Published June 24, 2017

COMPUTERS play a prominent role today. However, being totally dependant on computers is not good for students.

Students should consume most of their time on reading textbooks.

Instead most seem to be wasting their precious time on mobile phones and laptops.

Too much time on computers is harmful for eyes and weakens thinking power. For even the minutest of things, students use the computer.

Computers have been invented for our guidance. So we should utilise it when we really need it, otherwise we should use our brains.

Atiq Ali Jan

Turbat

Published in Dawn, June 24th, 2017

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