Mihir Srivastava

Arvind Kejriwal’s party, true to its name, has pledged to put up ‘common people’ for Delhi’s Assembly polls. We speak to some of them

Of spiritual healers, hypnosis artists and sexual exploiters

From beaches to saunas, it was a revelation of Europe’s culture of nudism

What makes rapists feel they can get away with it?

One month after the disastrous floods in his state, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Vijay Bahuguna speaks to Open’s Mihir Srivastava

In the bid to defend the IB in the Ishrat Jahan case, neither the CBI’s evidence nor the close relationship between Narendra Modi and the agency’s man in Gujarat at the time is being given due consideration

The trouble with recruitment to the Indian armed forces is this: it demands medical fitness, but your fitness may depend on someone’s whim

How a 10-ft-high, kilometre-wide wave of destruction was formed

The first twins to climb Mount Everest, Tashi and Nungshi Malik, on negotiating the death zone in pitch darkness and why their achievement is worthy of attention

The story of how an arthritic village boy who was laughed at became a celebrity wrestler with a cause