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Parveen Chopra is a pioneer in New Age journalism in India, having founded Life Positive, the countrys first body-mind-spirit monthly magazine. Having helmed it for close to nine years, he left to join DNA (Daily News & Analysis), a new daily newspaper from Mumbai. He is currently editor of the the English edition of Aha! Zindagi magazine from the Dainik Bhaskar group of newspapers. 
