Rajma, Ragi & Statecraft: What India Is Serving the World at BRICS
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
Rajma, Ragi & Statecraft: What India Is Serving the World at BRICS Rajma has made it to the high table.
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Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
Rajma, Ragi & Statecraft: What India Is Serving the World at BRICS Rajma has made it to the high table.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
Homes, Herds & Habitat: What Ladakh’s Two-Month Rights Deadline Means A line drawn across a mountain can also cross a grazing route, a village or land that a community has used for generations.
Open Magazineby Lhendup G Bhutia28d ago
Ahimsa Pays When Anand Doctor first began investing in the stock market as a college student more than two decades ago, he would screen out companies that dealt in meat and poultry.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
BRICS Comes of Age: Modi Pushes for Global Reform, Deadlines & Delivery Twenty years after BRICS began, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants the grouping to put a clock on its commitments and on the...
Open Magazineby Lhendup G Bhutia28d ago
The Big Live-In Question There may once have been affection, but in the end even the facts were disputed.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh28d ago
Colonel Anna, Popeyes & KFC’s Hunger Games: Why the Chicken Giant is Dressing for Dinner The Colonel has a birthday to celebrate and a bucket to sell. Chennai has supplied the dress code.
Open Magazineby Ullekh NP28d ago
Pathology of the Patriarch Kanthapuram AP Aboobacker Musliyar is a renowned Kozhikode-based Islamic scholar who has courted controversy many times in his long life as a spiritual leader of a...
Open Magazineby Alan Moore28d ago
Lessons for India from Greek Football’s Revival The crippling global financial crisis of the late-noughties tore asunder the economic and social fabrics of Greece, leaving ‘frivolous’ pursuits in...
Open Magazineby Soumava Haldar28d ago
Wild Capital: Discovering Nature in Delhi - Delhi’s diverse ecology hides in plain sight A firefly at dusk. Grass flowers underfoot. A bird calling outside a window.
Open Magazineby V Shoba28d ago
The Act of One: Power has only added to the performance of Vijay On the morning of September 7, the Tamil Nadu Assembly was given over to Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay, who four days ago had...
Open Magazineby Manish Chand28d ago
Illuminating India’s BRICS moment: Light of Global South The old order is crumbling, and a new one is struggling to be born.
Open Magazineby Brahma Chellaney28d ago
The Mother of All Mega-Dams: India can no longer ignore the water bomb on its frontier China’s own scientists are warning the world about the serious risks posed by the colossal Chinese super dam...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
US Open Final: Zverev Chases Slam No. 2, Shelton Carries America’s 23-Year Wait Alexander Zverev wants a second Grand Slam title.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
Putin Blames West for Europe’s Upheaval, Sharpens Attack on G7 at BRICS Russian President Vladimir Putin turned Europe’s political upheaval into a fresh attack on Western leadership on Saturday...
Open Magazineby Mahima Pandey29d ago
Sabalenka stops Pegula, but the real story is waiting: A blockbuster US Open final against Rybakina For a few minutes on Thursday night in New York, Jessica Pegula gave the crowd hope.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau29d ago
Solomon Pappaiah dies at 90: The Tamil scholar who turned debate into prime-time entertainment There are some voices that become part of a culture's soundtrack.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau29d ago
Modi, Putin and a $100-Billion Ambition: Trade Takes the Wheel Ahead of BRICS Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin took their trade diplomacy on the road on Friday...
Open Magazineby Suhel Seth29d ago
The Punjab Paradox: A land of plenty and a people in peril Having visited both Ludhiana and Amritsar this week one has to say there was a time when Punjab was shorthand for everything India aspired...
Open Magazineby Minhaz Merchant29d ago
Facts and Friction: Will Sonia Gandhi's memoir conceal more than reveal? Sonia Gandhi will turn 80 a month after her memoir, Belonging: A Journey of Love, is published on November 10.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau29d ago
Could Tomorrow’s Computers Break Today’s Payment Security? RBI Wants India Ready India’s vast digital payments ecosystem may need to start preparing for a threat that has not yet fully arrived.