CLAUDE FOUND THE INTERNET | How an AI Safety Test Turned into a Real Cyberattack
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·1 Sept 2026
CLAUDE FOUND THE INTERNET | How an AI Safety Test Turned into a Real Cyberattack Claude needed an email address. The artificial-intelligence model was participating in a cybersecurity evaluation.
INDIA’S ILLEGAL GOLD RUSH | Why Smugglers Are Back Inside Bodies, Borders & Airport Corridors
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·1 Sept 2026
INDIA’S ILLEGAL GOLD RUSH | Why Smugglers Are Back Inside Bodies, Borders & Airport Corridors The iron box contained more than iron.
INDIA IN THE ROOM | Why Modi Needs an SCO Full of Rivals, Sanctions & Competing Corridors
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·1 Sept 2026
INDIA IN THE ROOM | Why Modi Needs an SCO Full of Rivals, Sanctions & Competing Corridors Group photographs lie politely.
Welcome to India’s Startup Graveyard: Here, Even the Good Founders Get Buried
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·1 Sept 2026
Welcome to India’s Startup Graveyard: Here, Even the Good Founders Get Buried The founder is alive. His startup died years ago. He still slips into the present tense while talking about it.
Five Generations, 162 Years & a 31% Discount: Why Did the Zaveris Sell TBZ to GRT?
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·1 Sept 2026
Five Generations, 162 Years & a 31% Discount: Why Did the Zaveris Sell TBZ to GRT? Five generations spent 162 years building the name. One agreement will remove it from the family ledger.
Tim Cook’s Legacy: How He Transformed Apple Beyond Steve Jobs’ Vision and Built a $4.6-Trillion Giant
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·1 Sept 2026
Tim Cook’s Legacy: How He Transformed Apple Beyond Steve Jobs’ Vision and Built a $4.6-Trillion Giant “Sending lots of love to the Apple community on my last day as CEO.” Tim Cook posted the...
Brand Messi: How Lionel Messi Won Argentina’s Heart and Became a Marketing Masterclass in Belonging
Open Magazineby Shailja Tiwari·1 Sept 2026
Brand Messi: How Lionel Messi Won Argentina’s Heart and Became a Marketing Masterclass in Belonging Lionel Messi had already won four Ballon d’Or awards before Argentina truly knew what to do with...
If Gutkha is Banned Across India, Why is it Still Sold? Inside Loopholes, State Orders and a Failing Enforcement Regime
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·1 Sept 2026
If Gutkha is Banned Across India, Why is it Still Sold? Inside Loopholes, State Orders and a Failing Enforcement Regime Poison does not become nutrition after crossing a state border.
Red Card, Broken Heart & the Golden Cup: Lionel Messi Bids Goodbye After a 21-Year Love Story with Argentina
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·31 Aug 2026
Red Card, Broken Heart & the Golden Cup: Lionel Messi Bids Goodbye After a 21-Year Love Story with Argentina There were no defenders left to beat. No goalkeeper to deceive.
India story holds @ 7.8 percent Q1 growth
Open Magazineby Siddharth Singh·31 Aug 2026
India story holds @ 7.8 percent Q1 growth India continued to press the pedal on its economic growth and posted a figure of 7.8% growth on a year-on-year basis in the first quarter of 2026-27 (Q1...
The School Bell That Saved 1,600 Children Before the Nepal Flood Swept Their School Away
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·31 Aug 2026
The School Bell That Saved 1,600 Children Before the Nepal Flood Swept Their School Away The bell rang at Tribhuvan Trishuli Secondary School while lessons were underway.
Nykaa Built the Mall. Now It Wants to Own More Shelves. Sound Familiar?
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·31 Aug 2026
Nykaa Built the Mall. Now It Wants to Own More Shelves. Sound Familiar? Nykaa has spent more than a decade building India’s most influential beauty mall.
The bread nobody dares throw away: Why Uzbekistan’s ‘non’ is going viral online
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·31 Aug 2026
The bread nobody dares throw away: Why Uzbekistan’s ‘non’ is going viral online What if your daily bread came with its own artwork?
‘What if someone takes it?’: Grandmother Guards Luggage at Airport, Becomes Internet’s Fav Security Officer
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·31 Aug 2026
‘What if someone takes it?’: Grandmother Guards Luggage at Airport, Becomes Internet’s Fav Security Officer Airports are full of people rushing somewhere. Boarding calls echo through terminals.
College Dropout Bought a ₹400 Pokémon Pack for His Cousin. It Helped Him Build a ₹74-Crore Business
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·31 Aug 2026
College Dropout Bought a ₹400 Pokémon Pack for His Cousin. It Helped Him Build a ₹74-Crore Business What if your most valuable business lesson came from a Pokémon card? Not from a classroom.
Unmasking The Ugly Face of India’s Beauty Boom
Open Magazineby Shailja Tiwari·31 Aug 2026
Unmasking The Ugly Face of India’s Beauty Boom One way to understand the health of a consumer economy is to look closely at what people are willing to spend money on when they do not strictly have...
Game, Set, Tears: When Federer and Djokovic Discovered That Even Greatness Can't Defeat Time
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·31 Aug 2026
Game, Set, Tears: When Federer and Djokovic Discovered That Even Greatness Can't Defeat Time Roger Federer reached for a tissue.
ZERO RUNS, 171 WICKETS & 112 TO GO | How Deepti Sharma and Smriti Mandhana Became India’s Powerhouse Pair
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·31 Aug 2026
ZERO RUNS, 171 WICKETS & 112 TO GO | How Deepti Sharma and Smriti Mandhana Became India’s Powerhouse Pair Seven balls cost Thailand nothing. They cost them three wickets and one world record.
Novak Djokovic suffers earliest Grand Slam exit in 20 years as Mariano Navone stuns him at US Open
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·31 Aug 2026
Novak Djokovic suffers earliest Grand Slam exit in 20 years as Mariano Navone stuns him at US Open What happens when a tennis giant suddenly looks human?
Google Says ‘Lake America’. Apple & MapQuest Say ‘Lake Ontario’. Which Map is Telling the Truth?
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·31 Aug 2026
Google Says ‘Lake America’. Apple & MapQuest Say ‘Lake Ontario’. Which Map is Telling the Truth? Doug Ford built a 24-by-12-foot sign beside Lake Ontario.
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