Can Justice Go Digital? A WhatsApp Message From Dubai Helped End a 54-Year Ayodhya Land Dispute
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·26 Aug 2026
Can Justice Go Digital? A WhatsApp Message From Dubai Helped End a 54-Year Ayodhya Land Dispute Imagine telling someone in 1972 that a land dispute in Ayodhya would one day be settled with the help...
Three Amitabhs, One ₹5,000 Crore Dream: Can Bachchan Turn Sobisco Into a National Brand?
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·26 Aug 2026
Three Amitabhs, One ₹5,000 Crore Dream: Can Bachchan Turn Sobisco Into a National Brand? India has 28 states. Sobisco has hired three Amitabh Bachchans to conquer them.
Lollapalooza India 2027: How a Farewell Tour Became a Global Cultural Phenomenon
Open Magazineby Mahima Pandey·26 Aug 2026
Lollapalooza India 2027: How a Farewell Tour Became a Global Cultural Phenomenon The lineup does not exist yet. The queue does.
India’s World Cup Without Qualifying: Why the Blue Tigers Are Playing Panama, Brazil and New Zealand
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·26 Aug 2026
India’s World Cup Without Qualifying: Why the Blue Tigers Are Playing Panama, Brazil and New Zealand India did not qualify for the World Cup. So, the World Cup is coming to India.
Dolly Parton’s Branding Legacy: How a ‘Manufactured’ Image Built One of the World’s Most Authentic and Trusted Personal Brands
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·26 Aug 2026
Dolly Parton’s Branding Legacy: How a ‘Manufactured’ Image Built One of the World’s Most Authentic and Trusted Personal Brands Dolly Parton once entered a Dolly Parton lookalike contest. She lost.
Canada’s Counterpunch: Carney Matches Trump Tariffs Dollar for Dollar
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·25 Aug 2026
Canada’s Counterpunch: Carney Matches Trump Tariffs Dollar for Dollar Donald Trump raised the tariff wall. Canada has decided to hit it with an identical hammer.
Dolly Parton Dies at 80: The Woman Who Turned a Coat of Rags into an Empire of Songs
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·25 Aug 2026
Dolly Parton Dies at 80: The Woman Who Turned a Coat of Rags into an Empire of Songs Dolly Parton spent her life warning the world not to mistake rhinestones for shallowness.
Pakistan Sliding into Dictatorship, Says Imran Khan’s Son; Lawyer Targets Army Chief Asim Munir
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·25 Aug 2026
Pakistan Sliding into Dictatorship, Says Imran Khan’s Son; Lawyer Targets Army Chief Asim Munir Pakistan is sliding deeper into dictatorship and the imprisonment of former Prime Minister Imran Khan...
Joe Root is ‘Really Hacked Off’: Why Brydon Carse Has Reopened England Cricket’s Old Drinking Problem
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·25 Aug 2026
Joe Root is ‘Really Hacked Off’: Why Brydon Carse Has Reopened England Cricket’s Old Drinking Problem Joe Root had spent barely a week asking England’s cricketers to behave like grown adults.
Bhai Ka Bhai: Can Arbaaz Khan’s Bhaigiri Help boAt Grab Bigger Mindshare?
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·25 Aug 2026
Bhai Ka Bhai: Can Arbaaz Khan’s Bhaigiri Help boAt Grab Bigger Mindshare? Arbaaz Khan has landed a role for which no audition was required. Bhai ka bhai.
Donald in Wonderland: Trump Wants ‘Lake America’ as Canada Trade War Gets Curiouser
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·25 Aug 2026
Donald in Wonderland: Trump Wants ‘Lake America’ as Canada Trade War Gets Curiouser Donald Trump has found a new weapon in America’s trade war with Canada. A marker pen.
Indian Bank Ads Have an Emotional Overdraft: Why Every Tear Ends in a Loan
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·25 Aug 2026
Indian Bank Ads Have an Emotional Overdraft: Why Every Tear Ends in a Loan An Indian banking commercial is remarkably easy to write. Begin with a parent.
The BIS Bottleneck: Why India May Exempt High-Tech Manufacturers From its Own Quality Rules
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·25 Aug 2026
The BIS Bottleneck: Why India May Exempt High-Tech Manufacturers From its Own Quality Rules India wants the world’s most advanced factories.
The Highs, Lows & Length of Prasidh Krishna: Why India Keeps Returning to its Unfinished Fast Bowler
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·25 Aug 2026
The Highs, Lows & Length of Prasidh Krishna: Why India Keeps Returning to its Unfinished Fast Bowler Before Prasidh Krishna learnt to make a cricket ball climb towards a batter’s face, he wanted to...
Fractional Leadership: How the ‘C-Suite by the Slice’ Is Reshaping Startups, CEOs and the Future of Work
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·25 Aug 2026
Fractional Leadership: How the ‘C-Suite by the Slice’ Is Reshaping Startups, CEOs and the Future of Work In school, they taught us fractions. One-half. One-third. Three-fourths.
Add Sachin, Make it Incredible: But Does Credibility Guarantee Celebrity Fit?
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·25 Aug 2026
Add Sachin, Make it Incredible: But Does Credibility Guarantee Celebrity Fit? Imagine the average Indian marketing meeting.
She vanished after Raaz. 23 years later, Malini Sharma is growing vegetables in the Sahyadris
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·25 Aug 2026
She vanished after Raaz. 23 years later, Malini Sharma is growing vegetables in the Sahyadris Every few years, the internet rediscovers someone it thought it had lost. An actor. A singer.
INS Nipun Explained: Inside India’s New Deep-Sea Submarine Rescue Ship and Its Role in Saving Trapped Sailors
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·25 Aug 2026
INS Nipun Explained: Inside India’s New Deep-Sea Submarine Rescue Ship and Its Role in Saving Trapped Sailors A submarine sends no distress flare when it becomes trapped hundreds of metres beneath...
Stranded in Greece: Indian Sailors Caught in a Global Shipping Crisis
Open Magazineby Alan Moore·25 Aug 2026
Stranded in Greece: Indian Sailors Caught in a Global Shipping Crisis Michalis began his maritime career right after military service.
Everybody Saw Kriti Sanon’s ‘Bikini’ Blouse. Did Anyone See GIVA’s Jewellery?
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·25 Aug 2026
Everybody Saw Kriti Sanon’s ‘Bikini’ Blouse. Did Anyone See GIVA’s Jewellery? GIVA launched a jewellery advertisement. India found a blouse. Kangana Ranaut found undergarments.
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