Don’t Miss the Woods

If all that Glitters Is Suddenly Sold

The Adrenalin of Adversity

The story of a man who set up shop in a Muslim colony of Ahmedabad shunned by other businesses after the riots of 2002

Under Pressure in Pakistan

Victimised for their faith, Hindu refugees from across the border say they do not want to return

Uncertain Guilt

Devinderpal Singh Bhullar has been sentenced to death despite a split verdict in the Supreme Court and a case that doesn’t quite add up to certain guilt. Twenty years of fighting the charges against him have robbed him of his sanity. Will India stand by and let a sick man hang?

Modi’s Real Challenger

It is LK Advani—as circumstances conspire to give him yet another shot at India’s prime ministership

‘Early Treatment is the Key’

Asier Sáez-Cirión, a scientist at the Pasteur Institute in Paris, talks to Open about his landmark research which reported HIV remission in 14 adults

Dr Singh on India’s Dollar Desperation

The PM says the best way to head off a BoP crisis would be to lure enough inward dollars to fund India’s current account deficit

The Rapist Who Nearly Got Away

The story of a convict who jumped parole and assumed a new identity so cleverly that his lie is yet to be nailed conclusively in court

The Middle Ground

Earnest mediation between Maoist rebels and the Indian State could yet yield peace