Kathy Reichs, the forensic anthropologist-turned-bestselling writer behind Bones, is back with a new novel, Evil Bones. She ...

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When NASA offered Aisha Bowe a job as an aerospace engineer, she said no. Though it was her dream, she didn’t feel she belonged there.

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At a lively book club session in Chennai, author Christopher C Doyle unpacked the science behind the Mahabharata, dispelling myths and revealing how history and research fuel his bestselling fiction.

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