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Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh25 Aug 2026
The Highs, Lows & Length of Prasidh Krishna: Why India Keeps Returning to its Unfinished Fast Bowler Before Prasidh Krishna learnt to make a cricket ball climb towards a batter’s face, he wanted to...
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh25 Aug 2026
Fractional Leadership: How the ‘C-Suite by the Slice’ Is Reshaping Startups, CEOs and the Future of Work In school, they taught us fractions. One-half. One-third. Three-fourths.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh25 Aug 2026
Add Sachin, Make it Incredible: But Does Credibility Guarantee Celebrity Fit? Imagine the average Indian marketing meeting.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau25 Aug 2026
She vanished after Raaz. 23 years later, Malini Sharma is growing vegetables in the Sahyadris Every few years, the internet rediscovers someone it thought it had lost. An actor. A singer.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau25 Aug 2026
INS Nipun Explained: Inside India’s New Deep-Sea Submarine Rescue Ship and Its Role in Saving Trapped Sailors A submarine sends no distress flare when it becomes trapped hundreds of metres beneath...
Open Magazineby Alan Moore25 Aug 2026
Stranded in Greece: Indian Sailors Caught in a Global Shipping Crisis Michalis began his maritime career right after military service.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh25 Aug 2026
Everybody Saw Kriti Sanon’s ‘Bikini’ Blouse. Did Anyone See GIVA’s Jewellery? GIVA launched a jewellery advertisement. India found a blouse. Kangana Ranaut found undergarments.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau25 Aug 2026
3,400 kisses, 55 lakh views, one police station: How a Gwalior girlfriend’s love stunt ended with a ₹5,500 fine Every viral love story usually ends with hearts. This one ended with a challan.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau25 Aug 2026
It came for the gold, found the judges instead: Weightlifting robot crashes at World Humanoid Robot Games For a brief moment, it looked like the future of sports had arrived.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau25 Aug 2026
When school lunch becomes a health scare: Why the Kota incident is putting India’s mid-day meal system back in focus For millions of Indian children, the school bell does not just signal class.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau25 Aug 2026
From Crew to a crime file: How a former air hostess landed in a ₹30 lakh narcotics probe When Crew released in 2024, audiences watched Kareena Kapoor Khan, Tabu and Kriti Sanon play air hostesses...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau25 Aug 2026
Trump Approval Stalls at 33% as Iran War Support Falls and Gas Prices Surge Donald Trump sold Americans two promises: Cheap petrol and no endless wars.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau25 Aug 2026
From Super Bowls to a prostitution sting: Why San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York is making headlines For years, Jed York's story was the kind NFL owners dreamt of.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau25 Aug 2026
Why India Cannot Become a Sporting Nation While Sport Remains an ‘Extra’ The choice arrives early for an Indian athlete. Classroom or court. Examination or tournament. Attendance or training.
Open Magazineby Siddharth Singh25 Aug 2026
US-Canada Trade War: How Trump’s Tariffs Open a Bigger Battle With China The trade deal being negotiated between the US and Canada fell apart over the weekend even as acrimony and tariffs shot up...
Open Magazineby Shailja Tiwari25 Aug 2026
When Donkey Milk is Just the Tip of the Iceberg What makes Iceberg ice cream different from so many ice cream brands we know, which are almost similar but swap flavour here and there?
Open Magazineby Open Bureau25 Aug 2026
Wandhama Massacre Reopened: Can 1998 Kashmiri Pandit Killings and Other Old Cases Still Stand Up in Court? A criminal file can be reopened. A crime scene cannot.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau25 Aug 2026
Devil's Trumpet was just a click away: How datura triggered Karnataka's crackdown on Amazon, Instamart, BigBasket Imagine opening a grocery app to order milk, bread and vegetables.
Open Magazineby Mahima Pandey25 Aug 2026
Cars Turns 20: How Pixar’s Film About Slowing Down Became an Unstoppable Machine Lightning McQueen was built to go fast. His movie, however, has travelled far.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau25 Aug 2026
SpaceX-Nvidia Orbital AI Supercomputer: Can Elon Musk Really Put a Data Centre in Space? Space is often imagined as cold. For an AI computer, it may be dangerously hot.
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