Modi's message on terror
Open Magazineby Rajeev Deshpande·4 Sept 2026
Modi's message on terror Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s engagements at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Bishkek saw him emphasise close linkages between security, connectivity and...
Why Belgium Is Deepening Its India Push Beyond Diamonds and Into Trade, Defence and Technology
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·4 Sept 2026
Why Belgium Is Deepening Its India Push Beyond Diamonds and Into Trade, Defence and Technology Mumbai is where Belgium’s India story gets down to business.
The Shock of the New
Open Magazineby Dhiraj Nayyar·4 Sept 2026
The Shock of the New THERE IS A NEW debate on reservations in jobs. Far away from India. Triggered in an essay by Microsoft founder Bill Gates in which he suggests that 40 per cent of jobs in an AI...
Gloria Steinem (1934-2026): A Life of Feminism, Fighting for Equality and Bringing Hidden Stories to Light
Open Magazineby Sohini Dey·4 Sept 2026
Gloria Steinem (1934-2026): A Life of Feminism, Fighting for Equality and Bringing Hidden Stories to Light When she was 22, Gloria Steinem spent two years in India as a Chester Bowles Asian Fellow.
Four Seconds, Three Hydraulic Failures, One Non-Negative Drug Test: Inside Air India AI-2379 Accident
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·4 Sept 2026
Four Seconds, Three Hydraulic Failures, One Non-Negative Drug Test: Inside Air India AI-2379 Accident Four seconds.
Market Mismatch
Open Magazineby Moinak Mitra·4 Sept 2026
Market Mismatch Arbitrage funds are built for one purpose: to turn market inefficiency into income.
How a ₹50 Lakh Fake Currency Deal Near Akshardham Led Delhi Police to an Alleged Printing Operation
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·4 Sept 2026
How a ₹50 Lakh Fake Currency Deal Near Akshardham Led Delhi Police to an Alleged Printing Operation It was supposed to be a sale.
A ‘Bomb’ Note Diverts an Air India Express Flight. Now the Question Is Who Left It There
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·4 Sept 2026
A ‘Bomb’ Note Diverts an Air India Express Flight. Now the Question Is Who Left It There A single word can change the course of a flight.
The Saint Who Led the Sinners
Open Magazineby Sudeep Paul·4 Sept 2026
The Saint Who Led the Sinners Genius doesn't come with an escort. If it has any self-respect, it ought to leave the same way. Unaccompanied, answerable to none. Lionel Messi tried to leave twice.
Sole Searching: Why PUMA Put 40 Buddhist Monks in Running Shoes
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·4 Sept 2026
Sole Searching: Why PUMA Put 40 Buddhist Monks in Running Shoes At Thiksey Monastery in Ladakh, desire has arrived in a shoe box. The robes remain maroon.
EOS-05 LAUNCH | India’s First Geo-Imaging Eye Begins Its 36,000-km Climb
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·4 Sept 2026
EOS-05 LAUNCH | India’s First Geo-Imaging Eye Begins Its 36,000-km Climb For 307 seconds, India’s first eye in the sky appeared to be heading towards the stars. Then the screen changed.
GEN Z NETWORKING CRISIS | 500+ Connections, Nobody to Call: Why 83% of Young Indians Hesitate to Network
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·3 Sept 2026
GEN Z NETWORKING CRISIS | 500+ Connections, Nobody to Call: Why 83% of Young Indians Hesitate to Network The message has been written. Deleted. Rewritten. Deleted again.
‘Rambha Ho’ Again, But No Role for Her: Why Bollywood is Ghosting Kalpana Iyer at 70
Open Magazineby Mahima Pandey·3 Sept 2026
‘Rambha Ho’ Again, But No Role for Her: Why Bollywood is Ghosting Kalpana Iyer at 70 The song has found work again. Kalpana Iyer has not.
Pop Goes Another Unicorn: Slice’s Valuation Falls Nearly 70% in a $100-Million Round
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·3 Sept 2026
Pop Goes Another Unicorn: Slice’s Valuation Falls Nearly 70% in a $100-Million Round India’s unicorn club once had a remarkably forgiving membership policy.
Mumbai’s street food is getting a makeover: Gloves, butter paper and less artificial colour
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·3 Sept 2026
Mumbai’s street food is getting a makeover: Gloves, butter paper and less artificial colour There was a time when you could identify a Mumbai vada pav before taking the first bite. It came hot.
Police arrived for a burglar. A bobcat was waiting on the stairs
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·3 Sept 2026
Police arrived for a burglar. A bobcat was waiting on the stairs Imagine lying awake at home, hearing unexplained banging noises upstairs. You call 911.
THE NEPAL EFFECT | Is India Ready for the Next Himalayan Glacial Lake Outburst Flood?
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·3 Sept 2026
THE NEPAL EFFECT | Is India Ready for the Next Himalayan Glacial Lake Outburst Flood? The mountain broke at 9:34 in the morning.
Bata Fires Ad Agencies for AI: Can Algorithms Really Sell Shoes Better and Cheaper?
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·3 Sept 2026
Bata Fires Ad Agencies for AI: Can Algorithms Really Sell Shoes Better and Cheaper? The brief walked into Bata’s marketing department. Nobody did.
EB-1 GREEN CARD CRISIS | America’s Fast Lane for Indian Talent is Running Out of Road
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·3 Sept 2026
EB-1 GREEN CARD CRISIS | America’s Fast Lane for Indian Talent is Running Out of Road America has a visa for extraordinary people. The queue is painfully ordinary.
₹5,557 Crore Out, ₹0 In: Meesho’s Post-IPO Exit Machine is Already Bigger Than its IPO
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·3 Sept 2026
₹5,557 Crore Out, ₹0 In: Meesho’s Post-IPO Exit Machine is Already Bigger Than its IPO The ₹1,650 crore that crossed Meesho’s counter on Thursday morning will not buy a server, hire an engineer...
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