People of Indian origin appear readier than ever to join America’s great melting pot—marrying people of other ethnicities in growing numbers
How China is using curiosity of the ‘Jasmine Revolution’ to spy electronically on democracy supporters—even in India
...and became a star in her adoptive homeland Israel passed through Mumbai recently—home to her famous 26/11 derring-do—unnoticed, unsung. Open caught up with her
The Maharashtra government rushes through a controversial bill after midnight
Another group hopes to achieve in Kashmir what the Centre-appointed interlocutors could not
Agnivesh says Hazare will visit Gujarat and issue a fresh statement at a public rally
A group of feisty women wrest the right to worship at the inner sanctum of Hindu temples in Maharashtra, if only for a stipulated 90 minutes
Microfinance pioneer and Nobel Peace Prize-winner Muhammad Yunus is embattled in his homeland Bangladesh on graft charges. Open invited him to have his say.
The question why Madhu Koda was charged with money laundering is as unsettling as the supposed evidence against him. Speaking to Open, Jharkhand’s former Chief Minister is loud and clear that he is a victim of corporate greed in conspiracy with venal politics