Colombo: Port of Call is an attempt to look at Colombo and Sri Lanka through the stories of well-known international figures who visited the port
Over her distinguished six-decade journey in cinema, internationally renowned Indian filmmaker, screenwriter, and actress, Aparna Sen has directed seventeen films and holds the unique distinction of being the only woman to win the National Award for Best Director twice.
Every year, Unesco observes World Poetry Day in March (on March 21). We asked ex-entrepreneur William Sieghart, who anthologized poems by writers from Rumi to JRR Tolkien in 'The Poetry Pharmacy', how to read poetry without getting overwhelmed or drowning in cringe. Exclusive interview.
In 'Breakpoint', Saurabh Mukherjea et al define the Indian middle class as those who report earnings between Rs 5 lakh and Rs 1 crore in their tax returns, and argue that this set of the Indian population is at a crossroads today.
The Royal Faculty had started to feel itself on tenuous ground when in 1899, a case involving the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons arose.
Robin Hood of Kathiawar and Other Extraordinary Stories from India’s Freedom Movement offers a vivid, unexpected view of India’s independence struggle.
In Food Intelligence, award-winning health journalist, Julia Belluz, and internationally renowned nutrition and metabolism scientist, Kevin Hall, cut through the myths about nutrition to deliver the definitive book on food, diet, metabolism and healthy eating.
Unpacking Participatory Democracy offers some ‘inclusive’ approaches to the ideas of development and democracy.
Shripal Morakhia is a serial entrepreneur. He went to the US in 1979 on sponsorship by the New York Stock Exchange and after his MBA worked as the Executive Assistant to the President of NYSE for a year.
Academy Award–winning actor Sir Anthony Hopkins delves into his illustrious film and theatre career, difficult childhood, and path to sobriety in his honest, moving, and long-awaited memoir.
As mentioned earlier, the word ‘bhang’ has multiple meanings in reference to cannabis. Cognates of it from multiple languages have been used generically to describe other types of drugs, but it also refers to a drinkable preparation that includes ground-up leaves and plant matter as an ingredient.
In Femonomics, Wharton professor and economist Dr. Corinne Low unpacks the hidden factors that influence women’s decision-making, and how the unintended consequences of these choices alter the course of our lives
In this fascinating book, Sumana Chandrashekar describes her love affair with the ghatam from the time when it called to her in her dreams
Graphic novelist Sarnath Banerjee has produced a new work, ‘Absolute Jafar’, a cross-border romance that disintegrates in a faraway land. In an interview to Moneycontrol, he details his process.
From the author of the smash-hit Around the World in 80 Trains comes a new globetrotting journey - this time celebrating the peculiar magic and mayhem of the night train.
In The Girl from Fergana: Secrets of My Mother’s Chinese Tea Chest, Jonathan Gil Harris opens the lid of his mother’s treasured tea chest to uncover a life shaped by displacemen
The story of cancer is a human one-a tale of chance discoveries, seized opportunities and human endurance
Cambridge University Professor Josephine Quinn on why the 'West' was a hard-won idea, and why the idea of great civilizations of the world is so attractive and so harmful to the practice of history today.
Writing from the Solitary: An Anthology on Loneliness, edited by Priyanka Sarkar and Semeen Ali, collates twenty-three voices pondering over the feeling of loneliness
This book could not be a more timely book given that on Thursday, 12 February 2026, President Trump revoked the landmark ruling that greenhouse gases endanger public health
The advent of computers made machines more sophisticated (computer-controlled, programmable).
The "magic formula" in trading isn't hidden in indicators — It's in mastering your emotions and managing risk