About
Welcome to Open Tabs
The place where your 37 open browser tabs finally get some peace.
You know that feeling: you start researching one thing, open a few tabs, fall into three unrelated rabbit holes, and suddenly it’s 2 AM.
We do the digging for you.
We read the reports, filings, numbers, backstories, and all the stuff you probably wouldn’t have time to read. Then we turn it into one story that actually makes sense.
Who is behind it
I am Anurag Singh Jakhar, a storyteller from India and the founder of IndexDaily Media.
I like to talk about the place where business, tech and geopolitics meet, which is money. I make both short and long form content.
- 5 lakh Close to 5 lakh (500K) people in my community, across social media.
- Millions Reached every month across these channels.
What Open Tabs is
Open Tabs is an explainer blog on business, politics and geopolitics, written through a money lens. It has an Indian focus and a global scope, so a story about a border, a budget or a battle always comes back to one question: where does the money go?
The name is the idea. A tab you leave open is something you mean to come back to, and never quite do. This is where we do it for you.
Why I created it
Short videos and posts travel far, but they leave little room for the full picture. The full picture sits in reports, filings, numbers and backstories that most people have no time to read.
I made Open Tabs to be the home for that longer version. The work gets done once, properly, and then it is shared with everyone.
What to expect
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Plain words, full picture
Each story takes one big, tangled subject and lays it out in order: what happened, how we got here, and who gains or loses. No jargon, and no need to open ten more tabs to follow it.
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Stories you can finish
Most stories take between 4 and 10 minutes to read. Many open with an “In brief” box, a few lines that give you the main points before you decide to read on.
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Keep these tabs open
At the end of each story you will find a few related ones, so you can carry on with the same subject instead of starting again from a search box.
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A newsletter, if you want one
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