How the Fukushima catastrophe unfolded
Natural catastrophes occur and cause damage on a massive scale, but when this is linked with another disaster that is usually man-made, then the situation turns into uncontrollable havoc.
Syeda Laiba Tayyab
Syeda Laiba Tayyab, striving to learn anything new, is a student of Biochemistry at Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad. Book lover and a big movie enthusiast are some traits that define her.
Review: ‘Brave Blue World’ will steer you away from feeling blue
Water, a basic necessity of life, is not available for everyone. It is the sad
Movie Review: Everest – an epic battle for survival
Everest movie is based on a true story. It revolves around a group of mountaineers
Review: Better Brain Health – We Are What We Eat
Nowadays, we are constantly bombarded with facts such as how chocolate can be used as
Review: Archeology – exploring the past with modern technology
Archeologists strive to extract the historical treasures and make sense of their use in the
Movie Review: Ad Astra takes along an intimate journey
Over the years, many sci-fi thrillers have tried to add human elements in generic stories,
‘Sicko’ shows the lows of the American healthcare system
Health insurance – genuine or fraud? Is it worth to trust these companies when in
Your guide to movies with a pandemic theme
Quarantine, aka social distancing, has practically given us a lot of time to spare. Many
Contagion: A Fictional Version of the Real-Time COVID-19
How is a movie released ten years ago so relatable in the current scenario? Contagion,