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Prabhu Guptara

London
As seen in: The New York Times, Journal of Automated Methods and Management in Chemistry, Substack, The Hindu, The Pioneer (India), The Globalist, Fair Observer
Covers:  Principally on technology trends. Though also on India, as well as on global trends in economics, society and politics.
Doesn't Cover: Law, and the following geographies: The European Union, Russia, China, East Asia, Canada, USA, Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, and countries other than India in South Asia.
Board Consultant, poet & Publisher: SaltDesertMedia.com; PippaRannBooks.com; globalresiliencepub.com; tweets/RTs what I find worth debating

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Prabhu Guptara’s Biography

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Started writing journalistically in the 1960s in India. Wrote mainly for the British press in the 1970s, '80s and '90s - and have, since then, written for publications all over the world.

Also participated as an expert, written, presented, and produced for broadcast media (NPR, BBC, ITV, ...).

Have contributed to social media since their beginning.

Author of books and special reports, since the 1960s.

Prabhu Guptara’s Journalist Portfolio

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Is your business-school fit for the world of Artificial Intelligence?

Is your business-school fit for the world of Artificial Intelligence?

In effect, a questionnaire that can be used by B-Schools to check whether they are fit for the new world for …

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Another View: Flaws in the Obama Oversight Plan

Another View: Flaws in the Obama Oversight Plan

Prabhu Guptara, a noted business professor and specialist on long-term global trends, offers this critique of…

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Are You Safe? Whose Responsibility Is It?: The Impact of Technology on Geopolitics

Are You Safe? Whose Responsibility Is It?: The Impact of Technology on Geopolitics

Originally published by Macrogeo (which appears now to be defunct)

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India's Final Solution to All Problems: Poditva

India's Final Solution to All Problems: Poditva

On the stroke of midnight, in a sensational open-air press conference in New Delhi with hundreds of dignitari…

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'When India Votes' review: On the campaign path

'When India Votes' review: On the campaign path

Will the national elections entrench the Bharatiya Janata Party, weaken it, or displace it? That is the quest…

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Why the Next Decade Will Be Neither Chinese Nor Indian - The Globalist

Why the Next Decade Will Be Neither Chinese Nor Indian - The Globalist

It is now fashionable to talk of the 21st century as if it will be the "Asian Century" - with China being tou…

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Articles

The Air India Debacle: What can be learnt?

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By Prabhu Guptara
| csconversations.in
FacebookXLinkedInEmailWhatsApp Air India is presently grappling with the challenges of record financial losses, future strategy, and CEO succession. A good opportunity for everyone who leads any organization (or even a team) to reflect on the lessons for each of us. During my teenage years, Air India was a global leader, a world-class, premium carrier – with jet-setting luxury on high-density routes like London–New York.
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In celebration of Independence Day 2025: Why do I publish what I don't agree with?

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By Prabhu Guptara
| pipparannbooks.com
As sole proprietor of Salt Desert Media/ Pippa Rann Books, why do I publish things with which I disagree? It is worth noting that I do so primarily where I feel that the work communicates a point of view that is soundly argued, well expressed, and should be heard. Let me explain that in the following way: Do I agree with the Dalai Lama? Not always. Do I agree with the Pope? Hardly ever. Do I think they are nice men? Yes.
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The Demonisation of Regulation

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By Prabhu Guptara
| Substack
The global elites have now made it politically correct to demonise regulation. All attempts at any kind of regulation are regularly ridiculed by them. Particular bits of regulation can of course be incompetent or worse. But the solution to bad bits of regulation is the right political process so that it can turn out the right kind of regulation. Without government regulation, all business activity would immediately cease. Why?
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Covering arts events in Delhi for All India Radio

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Oh rather! From the age of 16, till 1988 or so, when I could afford my first Personal Computer :)

What's your favorite social network?

LinkedIn