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Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh8 Sept 2026
Vikram, Betaal & One Sawaal: How Cars24 Put Doubt in the Driver’s Seat “CEO Vikram.” The voice does not belong to an investor, board member or television anchor.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau8 Sept 2026
Georgia teacher creates a ‘fart corner’ for second-graders — and the internet can’t stop talking about it Some classroom problems require a serious intervention.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau8 Sept 2026
Shashi Tharoor’s Vienna Onam celebration has everything: From borrowed clothes to curious Austrians There are many ways to celebrate Onam. You could have a sadya. Arrange a pookalam.
Open Magazineby Mahima Pandey8 Sept 2026
From Helen to Zeenat Aman: Why Bollywood’s rebellious women so often sounded like Asha Bhosle There was a time when Hindi cinema had a fairly neat idea of what a woman was supposed to sound like...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau8 Sept 2026
COPPER PRICE RECORD EXPLAINED | America is Hoarding Today’s Metal Before AI Creates Tomorrow’s Shortage The world has not suddenly consumed all its copper.
Open Magazineby Shailja Tiwari8 Sept 2026
Guess, Who is Counting Every Second! How Legacy Watch Brands Are Trying To Get Back In The Game For much of the last decade, the Indian watch industry had a straightforward problem: the smartphone...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau8 Sept 2026
Five baby orangutans in an Odisha forest: The jungle mystery nobody saw coming Imagine walking through a forest in Odisha and spotting something moving through the trees. You expect monkeys.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau8 Sept 2026
Man ordered dinner on Zomato. 40 minutes later, he says he found two people eating it There are two kinds of people when a food delivery is late. The first refreshes the app every 30 seconds.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau8 Sept 2026
From racist outburst to duct tape: How a mid-air meltdown cost an Arizona realtor his job At 35,000 feet, there aren't many places to go when an argument gets out of control. There is no exit door.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh8 Sept 2026
Naraaz Fufa, Sunil Babu & Sirji: Why Politics and Advertising Talk Like Family The fufa has arrived. He is unhappy. The advertising people recognise the type immediately.
Open Magazineby Ullekh NP8 Sept 2026
Son of a legendary Manipuri musician, slain guitarist Chongtham Vikram was a child prodigy, revered mentor Renowned Manipur-born guitarist and music teacher Chongtham Vikram, who was beaten to...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau8 Sept 2026
The dark truth behind dark stores, and the hidden risk behind your 10-minute grocery order You order milk, a packet of biscuits, some paneer, maybe eggs, perhaps a tub of ice cream because you told...
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh8 Sept 2026
Licious, Lickicious & Other Cheeky Name Twins: Why Do Brands Sound Alike? Your dinner has a near-namesake. It is feeding your dog. Licious sells meat and seafood. Lickicious sells pet food.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh8 Sept 2026
Samsung’s TV Crown Under Siege: How TCL, MiniLED Rivals and India’s Price Wars Are Squeezing Profits For almost two decades, the television set had one answer to every question.
Open Magazineby Shailja Tiwari8 Sept 2026
Bigg Boss, Big Loss: Snabbit Is Spending Like a Giant on ₹1.1 Cr Revenue Snabbit is spending to turn an unfamiliar service into a household habit.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh8 Sept 2026
VIKRAM SINGH KILLING EXPLAINED | A Noise Complaint, Eight Accused and Delhi’s Old Northeast Fear Chongtham Vikram Singh spent his life making noise.
Open Magazineby Rahul Shivshankar8 Sept 2026
From Mao to the Brahmaputra: Why China still believes nature can be conquered China is an enigma to many because not much about it ever makes it out of the mainland.
Open Magazineby Rajan Pokhrel8 Sept 2026
Flood And Fury: Five days, no photos, no answers — Nepal’s endless search after the flood Kedar Basnet, a resident of Dakshinkali, Kathmandu, has been visiting Tribhuvan University Teaching...
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh8 Sept 2026
ChatGPT Does the Job. Abhay Verma Does the Jog: Inside OpenAI’s India Ad Campaign The gorilla is drinking protein coffee on Marine Drive. The employee is quoting a meme.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau8 Sept 2026
GREENLAND POWER GAME | Trump Wants Control. Europe Has Arrived With €200 Million Donald Trump looked at Greenland and saw territory America should control.
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