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Open Magazineby Moinak Mitra24 Aug 2026
Foreign Disclosure: Report anything earned in an overseas account FOREIGN INCOME IS no longer a side note in an Indian tax return; for many residents, it is now a disclosure item that can trigger...
Open Magazineby Madhavankutty Pillai24 Aug 2026
Noose Connection: A brief history of hanging as a form of execution that India refuses to let go of At a museum in Denmark lies the Tollund Man, a man from around 400BCE, 2,400 years ago, and was...
Open Magazineby Sohini Dey24 Aug 2026
Grief and Grit: woman faces her crumbling marriage and a brave new world WHEN THE UNNAMED narrator in Avni Doshi’s latest novel, The First House spots a new statue of Diana—inspired by Augustus...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau24 Aug 2026
Red Rot Explained: How Sugarcane’s ‘Cancer’ Turned India From Exporter to Importer Cut open a healthy sugarcane stalk and its flesh is pale, wet and packed with juice.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau24 Aug 2026
Iran Boomerang: How Trump’s Sanctions Could Swing Back Through Hormuz Donald Trump wants to squeeze Iran until its economy can no longer breathe.
Open Magazineby AB Ravi23 Aug 2026
India's Healthcare Paradox: World-Class Treatment, But Can Indians Afford It? It is sad but true that government spending on healthcare in India remains abysmally low at around 1.43% of GDP.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau23 Aug 2026
Melissa Gilbert Calls Out Hollywood’s Child Star Crisis: Why Young Performers Are Still Failing to Be Protected Melissa Gilbert remembers returning to the set of Little House on the Prairie within...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau23 Aug 2026
IIT Student Suicides: Why India Still Lacks a Complete Count After 75 Years A student enters one of India’s most closely guarded campuses at 8 am.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh23 Aug 2026
Luck, Pluck & DEV 37: How Devdutt Padikkal Rebuilt His Body, Batting and Career Sri Lanka caught Devdutt Padikkal twice before he had scored two runs. Both times, they dropped him.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau23 Aug 2026
India Is Sending Over 200 Businesses to Japan. Here’s What’s on the Agenda India and Japan are set to deepen business cooperation in semiconductors and electronics, with Memoranda of Understanding...
Open Magazineby Mahima Pandey23 Aug 2026
KK Birth Anniversary | From ‘Yaaron’ to ‘Tadap Tadap’: The Voice That Made a Generation Feel Everything The crowd knew the words.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh23 Aug 2026
From Indore Rooftop Nets to India Test Debut: Inside Saransh Jain’s Remarkable Cricket Journey There are dreams that arrive like lightning. Saransh Jain’s came by accumulation.
Open Magazineby Mahima Pandey23 Aug 2026
Nicolas Cage is Hollywood’s Real National Treasure: Castles, Cobras and the Comeback Nobody Saw Coming Nicolas Cage has stolen the Declaration of Independence, swapped faces with John Travolta...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau23 Aug 2026
From Chandrayaan to a Home in Orbit: Can ISRO Build India’s Space Station by 2035? India’s first rockets were transported on bicycles and bullock carts.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau23 Aug 2026
Tamil Cinema Threatens to Switch Itself Off: Why No New Films May Release From September 1 Tamil cinema is threatening to go dark from September 1. No new releases, shooting or post-production.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau23 Aug 2026
Shot at the Counter: Are Indians and Asians Becoming Less Safe in Trump’s America? Suresh Patel had owned the liquor store for four days.
Open Magazineby Sudeep Paul23 Aug 2026
In a Sweet Spot: India is exactly where it wants to be in the emerging global order THE POST-COLD WAR global order has fallen apart.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh23 Aug 2026
Was Darwin a Beautiful Hallucination? Bangladesh Crash for 64 and 95 as Australia Win by an Innings Did Darwin really happen? Bangladesh scored 426. They beat Australia by nine wickets.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau23 Aug 2026
Tokyo Earthquake Explained: How Strong Was Japan’s 5.9-Magnitude Quake and is There an Aftershock Risk? Tokyo’s earthquake alarms erupted just after 2 am. Smartphones flashed warnings.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau23 Aug 2026
Murderers, Hijackers and a Missing Cryptoqueen: Inside 10 of the FBI’s Most Extraordinary Manhunts Some fugitives disappear into forests. Some cross borders under false names.
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