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Open Magazineby Open Bureau2 Sept 2026
Steve Jobs came looking for him, Mark Zuckerberg followed: The Neem Karoli Baba story behind Hanuman Ansh Picture a small ashram tucked into the Kumaon hills.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau2 Sept 2026
Burials Above, Hope Below: Nepal Digs for 46 Workers as Flood Toll Crosses 1,100 Above the ground, Nepal has begun burying its dead. Below it, rescue workers are still searching for the living.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau2 Sept 2026
93 Lakh Applications, 1.12 Lakh Khaki Uniforms: Why Millions of Young Indians Compete for Police Constable Jobs A police constable stands close to the bottom of the official hierarchy.
Open Magazineby Rajesh Raj S.N.2 Sept 2026
India’s Small Firms Need Markets, Not Just Money India’s informal economy is often discussed through the lives of its workers: low wages, insecure employment and the absence of social protection.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau2 Sept 2026
When a Heart Gets the Right of Way: How India’s Green Corridors Turn Traffic into Lifelines At 10.28 am on Wednesday, a heart left Madurai.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh2 Sept 2026
Is Your Friendship Worth ₹1.89 Lakh? De Beers Wants a New Diamond Ritual Your best friend knows why you stopped speaking to the woman from the old office.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau2 Sept 2026
Why are Chinese workers wearing sunscreen at their desks? The bizarre fight against ‘office ageing’ Imagine arriving at work, opening your laptop and doing something you would normally reserve for...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau2 Sept 2026
Push a robot, get a kick? Bizarre video sends internet into a frenzy The robot was minding its own business.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau2 Sept 2026
Dog joins monks for a football match in Spiti, and the internet can’t get enough The Himalayas have no shortage of spectacular sights.
Open Magazineby Shailja Tiwari2 Sept 2026
Levi’s Original Sin: If Alia Bhatt Can Be Everyone, Can the Brand Sell Everything? For Levi’s, individuality is not a new marketing idea.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh2 Sept 2026
Situationship Hurts? Apply Zandu Balm: How Gen Z’s Feelings Became ‘Peeda’ There was a simpler time when pain knew where to live. A headache occupied the forehead.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau2 Sept 2026
‘Why are people triggered?’ Swara Bhasker hits back after her Padmaavat jauhar remark sparks trolling The scene was supposed to belong to another era.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau2 Sept 2026
TIGER WOODS DUI CASE | Can Golf’s Greatest Comeback King Escape Himself Again? Tiger Woods has spent a lifetime escaping from impossible places. From behind trees. From beneath bushes.
Open Magazineby Shailja Tiwari2 Sept 2026
Dyson Wants to Make Toothbrush the Next Status Symbol. Will the Dyson Effect Work? There is something almost absurd about a ₹50,000 toothbrush.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau2 Sept 2026
BRICS is coming: What did FSSAI find behind the doors of Delhi’s 5-star kitchens? Imagine walking into a five-star hotel.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau2 Sept 2026
What did Tamil Nadu CM Vijay announce in the Assembly? A simple guide to the big changes Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay announced a series of measures in the state Assembly on Wednesday...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau2 Sept 2026
Trump again claims 'almost total control' of Hormuz as Iran reports deaths and Houthis warn US allies A missile strike in Iran's Khuzestan province. A warning from Yemen's Houthis.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh2 Sept 2026
PAKISTAN CRICKET IN CRISIS | Genius, Chaos & the Search for One More Impossible Comeback Pakistan cricket has always kept a trapdoor beneath its dressing room. At Lord’s, it opened again.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau2 Sept 2026
US-VENEZUELA OIL DEAL | 65 Billion Barrels, 100 Years & India’s New Crude Calculus Donald Trump did not buy Venezuela’s oil. He found a more inventive route into it.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau1 Sept 2026
Nepal flood horror deepens: 1,000 dead, nearly 4,000 missing as rescuers race into flooded tunnels The water has begun to recede in parts of Nepal. The search, however, is nowhere near over.
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