
Prabhu Chawla
Editorial Director at The New Indian Express
Based in New Delhi. Editorial Director, The New Indian Express and The Sunday Standard. Always looking for a new challenge. RT not endorsements.
Articles
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1 week ago |
newindianexpress.com | Prabhu Chawla
The theory goes that there are only seven stories in the world, and every story ever told is their permutation. In the same vein, there are seven clichés in Bollywood-Akshay Kumar, the three Khans, Deepika Padukone, the Kapoors, and Karan Johar-who tell the same story over and over again.
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2 weeks ago |
newindianexpress.com | Prabhu Chawla
In Bihar, the Rashtriya Janata Dal leans on its OBC and Muslim vote bank, and Lalu Prasad Yadav's anti-elite legacy. His sons, Tej Pratap and Tejashwi, are locked in a clownish feud as Tej Pratap's social media rant about "Jaichands" and a 12-year romance clash with Tejashwi's steady hand as Lalu's heir. The RJD's political now wobbles as Tej Pratap's antics, in the backdrop of his estranged wife Aishwarya's lament, alienate voters.
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3 weeks ago |
newindianexpress.com | Prabhu Chawla
The emotional weight is unbearable. Families have been shattered and their futures stolen, all because of systemic failure. India's race for 'progress'-new airports, highways, smart cities-has devoured its natural defences. Delhi's Yamuna Expressway, cutting through floodplains, crippled the river's ability to absorb deluges. Bengaluru's Rs 27,000-crore Peripheral Ring Road consumed 1,100 acres of lakes and green cover.
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3 weeks ago |
newindianexpress.com | Prabhu Chawla
The emotional weight is unbearable. Families have been shattered and their futures stolen, all because of systemic failure. India's race for 'progress'-new airports, highways, smart cities-has devoured its natural defences. Delhi's Yamuna Expressway, cutting through floodplains, crippled the river's ability to absorb deluges. Bengaluru's Rs 27,000-crore Peripheral Ring Road consumed 1,100 acres of lakes and green cover.
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1 month ago |
newindianexpress.com | Prabhu Chawla
Success has many fathers. Failure, we are told, is an orphan. But in Pakistan, failure is pampered like a princeling. In this fractured federation of follies, where generals govern and civilians cower, General Syed Asim Munir's elevation to field marshal is less a medal of merit and more a coronation of chaos. It marks not just the military's muscle-flexing, but its full-fledged monopoly over Pakistan's political, spiritual and strategic soul.
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