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Parishka Gupta

Parishka Gupta

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Intern at The Morning Standard, The New Indian Express

Biography

Parishka Gupta, a second-year Journalism Hons. student at Delhi University is an amateur travel journalist. Travel, food and culture, initially her home niche are now her strongest suits. Apart from these, Parishka developed a flair for global issues and the research and analysis process from her experience as a journalist in Model United Nations conferences. Parishka now runs a writing organisation called The Red Megaphone which works on bringing young writers into the spotlight. If she’s not working, you’ll find her belting out a song with the college a capella team. She spends her days hopping colleges of Delhi Univerisity, working out at home, interning for media organizations like Travelxp and Outlook Traveller and producing some of her best work as a student of journalism.

Final Covers

Culture , Miscellaneous Reviews , Lifestyle , Travel

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Industries

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Content

Total articles 23

  • Fun sans a script: Delhi's improvisational theatres

    By Parishka Gupta| The New Indian Express Verified Express News ServiceWhat would you discern if someone suggested unrelated words such as ‘Toothpaste’… ‘Shimla’… ‘Valentine’s Day’? For improv artists, these suggestions are all they need to have the audience watch a performance with rapt attention. Improvisational theatre—or improv as it is known—is an engaging form of live theatre that sets in motion characters and unscripted plots, on the spot, often using audience suggestions. Unlike many forms of theatre, improv does not have too many rules.

    By Parishka Gupta · The New Indian Express

    May. 12, 2023

  • Tales of celebrity check-ins

    By Parishka Gupta| The New Indian Express Verified Express News ServiceHospitality professional and author L Aruna Dhir has walked the lobbies of numerous hotels, engaging and entertaining guests that included stars from the world of Indian cinema. Dhir’s Hotel Adventures with the Stars is an assortment of 27 of her friendships and capers with celebrities. “People who know me know that I’m brutally honest and one has to encounter that badness to write that bad,” shares the poet and brand management specialist.

    By Parishka Gupta · The New Indian Express

    Mar. 09, 2023

  • Unlock the change

    By Simi Kuriakose, Parishka Gupta| The New Indian Express Verified Express News ServiceJasmine Kaur Sahni (40), certified art therapist & social emotional learning educator I want women to be self-aware and kind. In my line of work—where I get to meet women from different walks of life, and different stages of their career and domestic life—the one thing common, which most struggle with, is that they are not kind to themselves and are unaware of their strengths, weaknesses, and emotions. We, as a community, have been uplifting each other.

    By Simi Kuriakose, Parishka Gupta · The New Indian Express

    Mar. 07, 2023

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Company Info

The New Indian Express

The New Indian Express is an English-language daily newspaper based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Established in 1932, it has a rich history and evolved from the Indian Express Group after a split in the late 1990s. The publication is part of Express Publications and is known for its commitment to quality journalism. The primary service of The New Indian Express is its daily newspaper, which covers a wide range of topics, including national and international news, politics, sports, and entertainment. In addition to print, the company offers digital content, allowing readers to access news articles and opinion pieces online. The group also publishes regional newspapers and magazines, catering to diverse linguistic audiences, including Dinamani and Kannada Prabha. With approximately 1,502 employees, The New Indian Express serves a broad audience across southern India, appealing to readers interested in reliable news coverage.

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

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Founded: 1932