Rupee near 96? Why your next petrol bill, iPhone and holiday could depend on India’s Russian oil dilemma
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·21d ago
Rupee near 96? Why your next petrol bill, iPhone and holiday could depend on India’s Russian oil dilemma The number flashing on currency traders’ screens this week was 96.
Delhi High Court gets 7 new judges: Who are they and why their appointment matters for Delhi’s busiest court
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·21d ago
Delhi High Court gets 7 new judges: Who are they and why their appointment matters for Delhi’s busiest court The ceremony itself lasted only a few minutes.
Who is Suchika Tariyal? Meet the 36-year-old who won India’s first-ever Asian Games MMA medal
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·21d ago
Who is Suchika Tariyal? Meet the 36-year-old who won India’s first-ever Asian Games MMA medal When Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) made its Asian Games debut in Aichi-Nagoya, India entered largely as an...
Iran Links Hormuz Reopening, Return to US Talks to Tehran’s Conditions
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·22d ago
Iran Links Hormuz Reopening, Return to US Talks to Tehran’s Conditions Iran has ruled out reopening the Strait of Hormuz or returning to its previous negotiating framework with the United States...
Small is Beautiful. Why is Ujjivan Thinking Big?
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·22d ago
Small is Beautiful. Why is Ujjivan Thinking Big? A bank walks into an advertising campaign and starts arguing with its own name. Small, says the signboard.
Typhoon Dujuan Threatens Japan; Asian Games Equestrian Event Postponed
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·22d ago
Typhoon Dujuan Threatens Japan; Asian Games Equestrian Event Postponed Japan braced for heavy rain, strong winds and possible landslides on Monday as Typhoon Dujuan approached its eastern Pacific...
Dear Brands, Culture Doesn’t Follow Your Festival Calendar
Open Magazineby Ashita Aggarwal·22d ago
Dear Brands, Culture Doesn’t Follow Your Festival Calendar Every October, a certain meeting happens in an ad agency. Someone opens a deck called “Diwali Campaign Ideas”.
Ahimsa to Nuclear Deterrence: India’s Long Argument with Peace
Open Magazineby Amal Chandra·22d ago
Ahimsa to Nuclear Deterrence: India’s Long Argument with Peace On September 21, the world observes the International Day of Peace, established by the United Nations in 1981 and dedicated since 2001...
Meloni Proposes Burqa, Niqab Ban in Italian Schools, Cap on Foreign Students
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·22d ago
Meloni Proposes Burqa, Niqab Ban in Italian Schools, Cap on Foreign Students Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has announced plans to ban burqas and niqabs in schools and introduce a legal...
‘Choose to Be Hopeful’: Guterres Urges Cooperation Ahead of His Final UN General Assembly
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·22d ago
‘Choose to Be Hopeful’: Guterres Urges Cooperation Ahead of His Final UN General Assembly United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has urged the world to hold on to hope and strengthen...
Asian Games 2026: Shooters Win India’s Third Silver, Women’s Table Tennis Team Sweeps Pakistan
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·22d ago
Asian Games 2026: Shooters Win India’s Third Silver, Women’s Table Tennis Team Sweeps Pakistan India added a third shooting silver to its Asian Games 2026 tally and secured a women’s table tennis...
Moscow Reports ‘Largest’ Drone Attack During Russian Parliamentary Elections; Two Killed
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·22d ago
Moscow Reports ‘Largest’ Drone Attack During Russian Parliamentary Elections; Two Killed Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said Russia repelled what he described as the capital’s “largest enemy drone...
From Mill Gates to Gig Workers: Are Trade Unions Making a Comeback?
Open Magazineby AB Ravi·22d ago
From Mill Gates to Gig Workers: Are Trade Unions Making a Comeback? Last fortnight, two incidents reported in the national dailies caught my eye.
Boy, Oh Boy! Pulsar’s ‘Bad Boy’ Can’t Kick the ‘Definitely Male’ Habit
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·22d ago
Boy, Oh Boy! Pulsar’s ‘Bad Boy’ Can’t Kick the ‘Definitely Male’ Habit The nurses are back. The white sheet is back. And the boy beneath it appears to have acquired a reputation.
God of the Times: Ganesha epitomises the possibilities of a world in a whirl
Open Magazineby Suvir Saran·22d ago
God of the Times: Ganesha epitomises the possibilities of a world in a whirl This Ganesh Chaturthi, the monsoon arrived like an overemotional relative—late, loud, and carrying more than anyone had...
Science and Sensibility: Jagadish Chandra Bose as poet and philosopher
Open Magazineby Madhulika Liddle·22d ago
Science and Sensibility: Jagadish Chandra Bose as poet and philosopher In 1926, physicist and biologist Jagadish Chandra Bose—known for his pioneering work in wireless communication and plant...
The Mindhunters
Open Magazineby Deepansh Duggal·22d ago
The Mindhunters July of 2026 was the month when Jantar Mantar in Delhi became the eye of the proverbial storm that engulfed India.
Asian Games 2026: Elavenil’s Double Silver, Mandhana’s Record Rush
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·22d ago
Asian Games 2026: Elavenil’s Double Silver, Mandhana’s Record Rush Two silvers for Elavenil Valarivan. A place at the top of the run charts for Smriti Mandhana.
US War With Iran Costs $45.1 Billion—and the Bill is Incomplete: Report
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·22d ago
US War With Iran Costs $45.1 Billion—and the Bill is Incomplete: Report The US conflict with Iran has run up an estimated $45.1 billion bill. Even that does not capture the full financial damage.
Ed Sheeran, Macklemore & Gaza: Who Controls the Concert Stage?
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·23d ago
Ed Sheeran, Macklemore & Gaza: Who Controls the Concert Stage? Ed Sheeran’s Philadelphia concert went ahead. The argument over who was missing from its stage followed him there.
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