Juhi Sinha’s new book Legends and Lore of Krishna’s Braj is a deeply personal and richly researched journey into the ...

In the year that marks 110 years since the Gallipoli landings, funnyman turned professor Steve Vizard examines our ANZAC ...

Can pork be eaten pink? Can you eat unopened mussels? Do venues really put the highest mark-up on the second cheapest wine?

Culture, Power and the Myths of Mobility, sociologist Jo Littler critiques what she calls ‘neoliberal feminism’ — the idea ...

The human obsession with frightening creatures has given rise to ancient tales of dragons and werewolves, as well as to the ...

The Anzac biscuit is a cultural icon, invented after the first world war. But women still provided necessities and small ...

Ranking Madeline Miller’s books from worst to best—from short stories to epic love tales, see which mythical retelling leaves the deepest mark., Features News - Times Now ...

Imagine hearing the word “echo” and feeling an odd shiver as you call into a canyon, your voice bouncing back as if answering ...

Andrew J Hoffman, a professor of sustainable enterprise, argues that business education is overdue for reinvention. In this timely book, he contends that MBA programmes are still anchored in an ...

That rivers have a life of their own is an ancient idea become current again. Shape-shifting, vital and recognisably capable ...

So successful was the Lost Cause propaganda campaign that most Americans forgot the true meaning of the Civil War.

Mario Vargas Llosa, a versatile and influential writer, explored realism and social issues in his vast body of work.