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Personal Technology Editor, The Hindu Business Line
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Biography
With a solid background in three of my core interests - Journalism, English, and Psychology - I've had the privilege to work in all three fields in my professional journey so far. I started off by working in broadcast and then in print media for 6 years where I really got to enjoy the thrill of writing features covering personal technology and a bit of lifestyle. I took a break from journalism, and spend 5 years at The British Council - teaching and training adults in ELT and business communication. I also used the time to do a 1-year intensive program in integrated psychological counseling skills. The hands-on experience throughout the course in different modalities of counseling gave me the training and confidence to see clients professionally thereafter. And, now, life has come full circle and I'm back to writing about Personal Tech again, and loving it! In my downtime, I love reading, discovering new music, whipping up something comforting in the kitchen, and travelling.
Android Apps, Free Software, Education , Fourth Transformation , Health, Google , Internet Finds, Sports News , Travel , Tech , Lifestyle
I am open minded. I will cover any topic that is of public interest
Content
By Mahananda Bohidar Verified| The Hindu Business Line Verified Xiaomi’s latest flagship, the Xiaomi 15, sticks to a familiar playbook — refining rather than reinventing. It’s got the same sleek form factor, a new (but barely noticeable) Green shade, and a beefed-up spec sheet. But the real highlights? A snappy triple-camera system tuned by Leica, AI-powered software tricks and a battery that can easily push past a day. Does it do enough to stand out in the increasingly crowded premium segment? Let’s find out.
By Mahananda Bohidar Verified| The Hindu Business Line Verified Nothing’s latest mid-ranger isn’t just another pretty face with a transparent back — it’s got a few tricks up its sleeve. The Nothing Phone 3(a) Pro brings in new software smarts, a physical ‘Essential Key’ for quick notes and reminders, and a battery that refuses to give up. But does it live up to the hype, or is it just another mid-range phone wrapped in a futuristic package? Let’s break it down — one Glyph blink at a time.
By Mahananda Bohidar Verified| The Hindu Business Line Verified Every once in a while, a laptop comes along that makes you do a double take. The ASUS Zenbook A14 is one of them. The moment I pulled it out of the box, I was surprised — not just by how impossibly light it felt, but by how much ASUS has managed to pack into its ultra-slim frame. With a vibrant OLED display, AI-powered features and a promise of all-day battery life, it certainly looks impressive on paper. But does it live up to the hype in real-world use?
Company Info
The Hindu Business Line
Business Line, also known as The Hindu Business Line, is an Indian business newspaper published by Kasturi & Sons Limited. Established in 1994 and headquartered in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, it covers a variety of industry sectors, including agriculture, aviation, automotive, and IT, through weekly specials. The newspaper is available in both print and digital formats, with printing operations at 17 centers across India, reaching major metropolitan and emerging Tier I and II cities. Business Line offers free online archives, allowing readers to access past issues. With a daily circulation of approximately 117,000 copies, it serves a diverse readership of professionals and businesses interested in economic news. The publication has a revenue of around $19.7 million and employs approximately 199 people.
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Founded: 1994