openthemagazine.comadded August 2026
Open Magazineby Open Bureau27d ago
Sree Charani Becomes First Indian Bowler to Cross 800 Points in Women’s T20I Rankings Sree Charani has become the first Indian bowler to surpass the 800-point barrier in the ICC Women’s T20I...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
Formula 1 Return to India? Government Sets Up Task Force to Assess Revival India’s Formula 1 comeback is up for a feasibility assessment.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
51 km, 153 Bridges: Why Mizoram’s Bairabi–Sairang Railway Matters The first goods train brought cement.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
AI’s Brake War: Why Tech Leaders Want a Slowdown & Trump Wants to Race Ahead The people building the accelerator are asking for brakes. The president suspects they are trying to sabotage the race.
Open Magazineby Ullekh NP28d ago
Did Malaysian PM seek Kerala cleric’s help on Zakir Naik? Amidst strong rumours from certain quarters that Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, who was in India for the BRICS Summit, flew down...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
Iran’s Araghchi Heads to China Ahead of Xi–Trump Talks Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi will visit China on September 16 for talks with his counterpart Wang Yi, placing Beijing’s...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
Accenture’s $25 Million DEI Settlement: When Diversity Targets Meet Federal Dollars Green, yellow, red.
Open Magazineby Shailja Tiwari28d ago
India Has 70 Lab-Grown Diamond Startups, More Than Any Other Country. Could the Platinum Story Repeat?
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh28d ago
Modak, Mushak & Marketing: How Brands Are Joining Ganpati Celebrations The first modakam need not be the prettiest.
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh28d ago
Bazball Meets KP: Two Mavericks, One England Dressing Room Kevin Pietersen had a perfectly reasonable question about returning to the England dressing room. Was Brendon McCullum joking?
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
Houthis Hit Saudi Arabia as Hormuz Talks Stall, Oil Escape Route Under Pressure Saudi Arabia’s route around the Hormuz crisis is facing a crisis of its own.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
Trump Talks Iran Deal, Demands Hormuz Payback and Takes Aim at Google Iran wants a deal. Oil prices will fall. Countries benefiting from American protection of the Strait of Hormuz should pay up.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
Emmy Awards 2026: Jean Smart Goes Five for Five, Matthew Rhys Wins Twice Five seasons. Five wins. Jean Smart gave Deborah Vance the kind of farewell the fictional comedian would have demanded.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
US Open 2026: Zverev wins, but Rolex, 0:07 and James Bond stole the show Alexander Zverev came to Arthur Ashe Stadium looking for something much bigger than another tennis trophy.
Open Magazineby Mahima Pandey28d ago
Countdown to 78th Emmy Awards: The Pitt chases history, Hacks faces a new rival and Dolly Parton gets a tribute The red carpet is about to roll out in Los Angeles, and this year's Emmy Awards have...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
Hindi Diwas 2026: Amit Shah says Hindi connects India’s languages, helped him work across the country If India’s languages were a railway map, Amit Shah’s message on Hindi Diwas was simple: every...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
BRICS Summit 2026: Why S Jaishankar says Modi’s India proved it can bring a divided world to one table What does it take to get rivals, partners, emerging powers and global institutions into the...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau28d ago
TV on Phones Without Mobile Data: India Could Unlock D2M’s Global Push Watching television on a phone without a mobile data plan or SIM card could become a compelling proposition for Indian...
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh28d ago
Rolex, 0:07 & James Bond: The Ad Nobody Ordered at the US Open The clock said 0:07. Then James Bond appeared. There was no gun-barrel sequence. No Aston Martin. Tuxedo was missing.
Open Magazineby Neelabh Raj28d ago
Colson Whitehead turns a work of crime fiction into a sharp portrait of 1980s New York Two-time Pulitzer winner and author, Colson Whitehead, has a talent for making history feel immediate.
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