openthemagazine.comadded August 2026
Open Magazineby Open Bureau19d ago
Trump Welcomes Xi Jinping as US-China Trade Truce Gets Two-Month Extension US President Donald Trump welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping to the United States, days after Washington and Beijing...
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh19d ago
Prem Chopra: The Villain Who Turned His Own Name into a Warning The young lovers have another problem.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau19d ago
Why Is the CJI Missing From the Election Commissioner Selection Panel? Who should help choose India’s election commissioners: the government of the day, the Opposition, or an independent...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau19d ago
Are India’s Biggest Cities Hoarding the Best Jobs? Sridhar Vembu Wants Change For many young Indians, building a career often comes with an unspoken condition: leave home and move to a major city.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau19d ago
What Does Zelenskyy Want India to Do About Russian Oil, and How Could Trump Apply Pressure? Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wants India to go further in reducing its energy trade with...
Open Magazineby Shailja Tiwari19d ago
Sydney Sweeney and the Business of Outrage: Why We Keep Watching What We Claim to Hate There is a some pleasure in being offended.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau19d ago
Asian Games 2026: What Went Right for India and What Went Wrong for Manu Bhaker? India had plenty to celebrate at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on Wednesday, but not every result went its way.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau19d ago
Tom Cruise Says AI Is Coming, But People Still Want ‘Real Things’. Is That Cinema’s Biggest Selling Point? Hollywood has spent years making movies bigger, louder and more spectacular.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau19d ago
Northeast’s ‘New Engine of Growth’: What Has Changed, and What Issues Remain? The Northeast is being described as one of India’s engines of growth, but the region’s development story is not just...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau19d ago
Ayushman Bharat at 8: 60 Crore Covered, ₹2.03 Lakh Crore in Hospital Care More than 60 crore people covered, over 48.54 crore Ayushman cards created and 13.25 crore hospital admissions funded: the...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau19d ago
‘New York or New Delhi? I Chose New Delhi’: Chris Bowen Backs India’s COP31 Role Australian Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen chose New Delhi over New York this week, describing India...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau19d ago
18 Years of Talks, No Reform: India, G4 Demand UNSC Overhaul Eighteen years of negotiations have failed to deliver substantive reform of the United Nations Security Council, the G4 countries said...
Open Magazineby Open Bureau19d ago
A College Alternative, a Call for AI Rules: OpenAI Features in Two Tech Initiatives Who will build the next generation of technology and who will oversee it?
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh19d ago
Kothaye Jaabe Dada? Flipkart Takes a Detour Through Kolkata’s History The conductor has been advertising BBD for years. Flipkart has only just boarded.
Open Magazineby Open Bureau20d ago
UNGA Showdown: Trump’s Iran Annihilation Threat, Hormuz Strait Diplomacy and Global Energy Stakes Donald Trump threatened Iran with annihilation from the United Nations podium.
Open Magazineby Ullekh NP20d ago
What Indian Experts Are Saying About the Bitcoin Surge Bitcoin, the first decentralised, most famous and successful cryptocurrency, which is also a bellwether for the crypto market, has snapped out...
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh20d ago
One More Shot: What is Apple Still Trying to Prove with ‘Shot on iPhone’? The picture was impressive. Then you discovered what had taken it. A phone?
Open Magazineby Open Bureau20d ago
‘Made in India, Built in France, Celebrated by the World’ The newly inaugurated BAPS Swaminarayan Hindu Mandir in Bussy-Saint-Georges saw representatives from 43 countries coming together to mark a...
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh20d ago
VERO MODA, Aditi Rao Hydari and the Business of Being a Season’s Face Autumn has a face. Does it have an Indian address?
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh20d ago
Inside Smartworks: How Neetish Sarda Turned a Risky Office Leasing Bet into a Managed Campus Giant Neetish Sarda’s first problem was getting a building.
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