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Features
Another Day in Paradise
We travel through Andhra Pradesh’s Guntur district where 29 idyllic villages are set to make way for Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu’s promised capital city of Singapore-in-Andhra
DIDI’S DEADLY GAME
A reckless Mamata Banerjee reduces Islamist terror to a Centre-state dispute
Not a Minor Player
Why Asaduddin Owaisi of MIM is India’s fastest-growing Muslim political leader
Out of Sight
They were the big guns of the UPA Government, and the most sought after in Delhi once. Where are they now?
The Eternal Harappan Script Tease
New findings raise an old question: Do South Indians belong to the Indus Valley Civilisation?
HELL ON THE HIGH SEAS
As the last of the Indian sailors held by Somalian pirates return home, survivors relive the horrors of being held hostage for years
“Modi must provide an intellectual alternative”
Aatish Taseer's new novel, The Way Things Were, is an Indian classic spanning the eventful decades between the Emergency and the advent of Modi, set in Lutyens' Delhi. The novelist in conversation with the Editor of Open magazine
All that’s fit to sell
Can you think of any shop that would sell a toothpaste, or a 67-year-old newspaper, or an aircraft? The curious world of online classifieds
The rogue godman of Hisar
The high voltage drama at Barwala town ended with Rampal’s arrest and crowds of dismayed followers
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