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Open Magazineby Rajeev Deshpande5 Sept 2026
Forward With Caution Around mid-August, reports of fresh Chinese intrusions in Arunachal Pradesh’s Upper Subansiri district generated sufficient heat to elicit specific denials from Chief Minister...
Open Magazineby Ullekh NP5 Sept 2026
GDP Debate Needs Methodological Clarity, Not Premature Conclusions: Lekha Chakraborty Noted Delhi-based economist Dr Lekha S Chakraborty, who is Professor and Chair at the National Institute of...
Open Magazineby Sohini Dey5 Sept 2026
Murphy’s Lens: From Kabul to Kolkata, Seamus Murphy makes every photograph an intimate encounter Every life is in many days, day after day,” James Joyce had written in Ulysses, his seminal 1922...
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh5 Sept 2026
Dear Student, Please Use Less ChatGPT: OpenAI Goes Back to School The teacher reads the assignment. The grammar has improved. The sentences have acquired an unfamiliar confidence.
Open Magazineby Ullekh NP5 Sept 2026
The Dream Industry Mahendra Singh Dhoni rests his head on a satin-covered pillow in a dark room, his body wrapped in an equally comfortable duvet.
Open Magazineby Siddharth Singh5 Sept 2026
Rewards of Resilience: India’s growth surges despite oil shocks, tariffs and a weak monsoon outlook As India posted 7.8 per cent growth in the first quarter of 2026-27, Prime Minister Narendra Modi...
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh5 Sept 2026
Thank You, Sir & Ma’am: Why the Teacher Remains Advertising’s Favourite Memory The teacher walks into class. A student taps his desk. Another joins him. A pencil becomes percussion.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau4 Sept 2026
India-US Trade Deal: Talks Are Done, So Why Is Piyush Goyal Still Waiting? India and the United States have finished negotiating the first part of their much-awaited bilateral trade agreement.
Open Magazineby Badri Narayan4 Sept 2026
The Silent Epidemic: Student suicides show mental health is a shared responsibility The recent suicide of a doctoral student at IIT Delhi has reignited protests on campus, with students demanding...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau4 Sept 2026
What Argentina Wants From the Falklands Fight Over Offshore Oil Argentine President Javier Milei has warned that his government will take stronger measures against an offshore oil project near the...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau4 Sept 2026
This Chinese man gets paid to scratch people’s backs, and earns ₹14 lakh a month There are business ideas that change the world. Then there are business ideas that scratch it. Quite literally.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau4 Sept 2026
Happy Birthday, Basanti! UP Buffalo Gets Cake, Balloons and a Party Bigger Than Most Humans Most birthdays involve family, friends and a cake. Basanti's birthday had all of that too.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau4 Sept 2026
Influencer glued phone to a moving Delhi Metro, what happened next looked straight out of a Shah Rukh Khan film You know that moment in Bollywood films when the train starts moving and the hero...
Open Magazineby Rajeev Deshpande4 Sept 2026
Modi's message on terror Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s engagements at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Bishkek saw him emphasise close linkages between security, connectivity and...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau4 Sept 2026
Why Belgium Is Deepening Its India Push Beyond Diamonds and Into Trade, Defence and Technology Mumbai is where Belgium’s India story gets down to business.
Open Magazineby Dhiraj Nayyar4 Sept 2026
The Shock of the New THERE IS A NEW debate on reservations in jobs. Far away from India. Triggered in an essay by Microsoft founder Bill Gates in which he suggests that 40 per cent of jobs in an AI...
Open Magazineby Sohini Dey4 Sept 2026
Gloria Steinem (1934-2026): A Life of Feminism, Fighting for Equality and Bringing Hidden Stories to Light When she was 22, Gloria Steinem spent two years in India as a Chester Bowles Asian Fellow.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau4 Sept 2026
Four Seconds, Three Hydraulic Failures, One Non-Negative Drug Test: Inside Air India AI-2379 Accident Four seconds.
Open Magazineby Moinak Mitra4 Sept 2026
Market Mismatch Arbitrage funds are built for one purpose: to turn market inefficiency into income.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau4 Sept 2026
How a ₹50 Lakh Fake Currency Deal Near Akshardham Led Delhi Police to an Alleged Printing Operation It was supposed to be a sale.
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