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Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh8 Sept 2026
Before Memory Erases Identity: Tata Trusts Gives Dementia an Indian Name A mother begins to forget. The family supplies explanations. She is growing old. She is tired. Everybody misplaces things.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau8 Sept 2026
UK CBAM EXPLAINED | India’s Carbon Market Wins Recognition. Will Exporters Escape Britain’s Carbon Tax? Britain is preparing to place a carbon bill at its border.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau8 Sept 2026
RBI’S ₹11.6-LAKH-CRORE PROBLEM | When Too Much Money Makes Interest Rates Stop Listening India’s banks have too much money. The Reserve Bank of India would like some of it back.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau8 Sept 2026
TRUMP’S $2 GAS PROMISE | Americans Are Paying $4.15. Can Winning the Iran War Really Halve It? Donald Trump has offered Americans a deal. First, win the war with Iran.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau7 Sept 2026
NEPAL FLOODS | 1,356 Dead, Nearly 5,000 Missing as India-Nepal Team Pushes Deeper into Chilime Tunnel The search for survivors in Nepal has moved underground.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh7 Sept 2026
Ashley Noffke’s Mission: Can Australia’s Overlooked Quick Rebuild Pakistan’s Broken Pace Factory? Ashley Noffke has been asked to repair the most famous factory in Pakistan.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh7 Sept 2026
273 Was Power. 270 Was Patience: Inside Ishan Kishan’s Reinvention Ishan Kishan had already made 250 when his body asked him to stop. His legs were cramping.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh7 Sept 2026
Girlfriend Gives 0%. THECOS Gives 14.40%: Why is Chennai Arguing About the Wrong Interest? A girlfriend has been converted into a badly performing financial product. She gives no returns.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau7 Sept 2026
World's skinniest house? This home is just 72 cm wide — and people actually live in it You have probably complained about a cramped apartment.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau7 Sept 2026
Colombian woman knows everyone’s secrets — and says they helped her buy two houses What if the person sitting outside your house, quietly watching the neighbourhood go by, isn't simply being nosy?
Open Magazineby Open Bureau7 Sept 2026
Afraid of car thieves? Bihar man puts his Scorpio on the roof What do you do when you have to leave your prized SUV at home and you're worried someone might steal it? Lock the doors.
Open Magazineby Shailja Tiwari7 Sept 2026
Micro-Drama’s ₹5,500-Crore Cliffhanger: Will Brands Buy the Plot? Micro-drama has already done the difficult part. It has made people watch. Now it has to convince brands to buy.
Open Magazineby Rajeev Deshpande7 Sept 2026
BRICS summit will help India hedge against global uncertainty This weekend leaders of 11 major and developing economies will gather in New Delhi for the 18th BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau7 Sept 2026
Your phone froze after you clicked a link? It could be the start of a UPI scam Your phone freezes. You tap the screen again. Nothing. You press the power button. Still nothing.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau7 Sept 2026
Jensen Huang says ‘AGI has arrived’ after OpenAI launches GPT-6 Astra: What makes the new AI model different?
Open Magazineby Shaan Kashyap7 Sept 2026
DD Kosambi: The Many Worlds of a Polymath “History is unkind to polymaths.” Some are forgotten. Others are “squashed into a category we can recognise”, remembered for only one, or at best a few, of...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau7 Sept 2026
One volcano, 2,300 cancelled flights: Anak Krakatau throws Indonesia into chaos There are few things that can bring an airport to a standstill quite as efficiently as volcanic ash. Not a strike.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau7 Sept 2026
From ‘The Moon is ours’ to ‘Hormuz is American territory’: 5 of Trump’s wildest claims of 2026 Imagine opening your phone one morning and discovering that the US president has apparently added the...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau7 Sept 2026
'He said marks could be higher': Inside the JNU harassment allegations against a professor now under probe One JNU student's message changed the conversation It reportedly began with a message.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau7 Sept 2026
SATYA NIKETAN COLLAPSE | Delhi to Mandate Structural Audits for PGs, Schools and Nursing Homes The Delhi government will introduce mandatory structural audits and periodic safety certification for...
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