openthemagazine.comadded August 2026
Open Magazineby Soumava Haldar14d ago
Vital Statistics: The good, the bad and the drug-resistant 1. Cholesterol Crisis Nearly 87.3 per cent of Indian adults have at least one abnormal lipid marker, based on lipid profiles of 23,665...
Open Magazineby V Shoba14d ago
Wholesome Healing: From Ayurveda to naturopathy to yoga, Holistic treatment is a data-driven luxury At Bengaluru’s edges, the liminal landscape of apartment towers and warehouses rising amidst red...
Open Magazineby Antara Raghavan14d ago
Inside the world of Virasat, an ambitious new hyperrealistic stage adaptation of Mahesh Elkunchwar’s Wada Trilogy At Black Box Okhla, a performing arts space in Delhi, the smell of cooking gas and...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau14d ago
AI Safety or Market Control? Anthropic Investor Joe Lonsdale Takes Aim at Tech Giants An investor in Anthropic has accused leading artificial intelligence companies of pushing regulations that...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau14d ago
Four graves in Malta: The Garo labourers who went to World War I & never came home Two died on June 10, 1918. Another on June 15. The fourth on June 19. Ading Marak. Join Marak. Khew Marak.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau14d ago
Asian Games 2026: India’s Women Shooters Win Team Silver, Tilottama & Vidarsa Enter Final India’s women rifle shooters secured a team silver and kept two individual medal hopes alive at the Asian...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau14d ago
White House Bars CNN From Air Force One Trip, Renews Press Access Dispute The White House has barred CNN from travelling aboard Air Force One to cover President Donald Trump’s Saturday trip to...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau14d ago
AI Can Protect Ships—and Target Them: Jaishankar Flags Maritime Risks at UN Artificial intelligence can help rescue people at sea, detect suspicious activity and protect ports.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau14d ago
‘Terrorism by Pakistan Will Have Consequences’: India Hits Back at Sharif at UNGA India warned that “terrorism by Pakistan will have consequences” in a sharp response to Pakistani Prime Minister...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau14d ago
Sawan Barwal Holds His Ground, Ends India’s 44-Year Wait for Asian Games Marathon Medal At the 36km mark, the gap began to open. Japan’s Yamashita had moved around 20 to 30 metres ahead.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau14d ago
Trump Rejects Iran’s Seven-Day Ceasefire Plan, Eyes Post-Midterm Strikes: Report US President Donald Trump has rejected Iran’s proposed seven-day ceasefire and told aides he expects to resume...
Open Magazineby Lhendup G Bhutia14d ago
Soma Sutra: Milind Soman opens up about his Pinkathon initiative Milind Soman has worn many hats through his life.
Open Magazineby Dr Kiran Sethi14d ago
Skin Deep The intersection of aesthetics, longevity, and skin health is undergoing a massive shift.
Open Magazineby Gayathri Sreedharan14d ago
Mindful Intimacy: How mental health affects relationships It starts with the ‘partner problem’. We’re taught from a young age that we must find a partner to live out our lives with.
Open Magazineby Ullekh NP14d ago
The Supplementary Question Australian-American lifestyle guru David Sinclair is one of the most influential figures in the field of dietary supplements, an industrial segment growing globally at a...
Open Magazineby Rahul Pandita14d ago
What’s on Your Plate? Funny video which did the rounds on Indian social media a few years ago tells us what is wrong with the way an average Indian thinks about food.
Open Magazineby Madhavankutty Pillai14d ago
The Meditation Mantra In 1931, Paul Brunton, an Englishman who came to India in search of spiritual teachers, met Chandrasekharendra Saraswati, the Shankaracharya of Kanchi of the time, and asked...
Open Magazineby Madhavankutty Pillai14d ago
A Fine Balance If you go to an Iyengar Yoga class anywhere in the world you will likely find more than a mat. On the walls there will be ropes attached to rings.
Open Magazineby Dr Ambrish Mithal14d ago
The Metabolic Arc of life: Prevention is the health challenge of the times It is one thing to read about changing patterns of disease and treatment.
Open Magazineby Anat Bernstein-Reich14d ago
Bibi’s Challenger Has Arrived: Will the October elections uphold Israel’s secular identity? October 7, 2023 will be remembered as the most tragic day in Israel’s and the most devastating day for...
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