Our Story
TechLila was founded by Rajesh Namase on September 19, 2010, as a personal domain, Namase.com. Heeding several recommendations, he turned it into a professional website, registered TechLila.com in February 2012, and migrated the content. In these sixteen years, we’ve tried to make TechLila as useful as possible.
Ownership and Funding
TechLila is owned and run by its founder, Rajesh Namase, from Pune, India. We earn money from advertising and from affiliate links: when you buy through some links on TechLila, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. That income keeps the site running. It never decides what we cover or how we rank a product, and our Editorial Policy and disclaimer explain how we keep the two apart.
The Team
Rajesh Namase
Rajesh Namase is an entrepreneur from Pune, India, and the founder of TechLila. The site grew out of Namase.com, the blog he began in September 2010, and he still writes here about technology, SEO and the tools he builds. Away from TechLila, he is the co-founder and CEO of WebGeeksMedia. He also co-founded Prudour.
Pavan Lipare
Pavan Lipare is a Pune-based entrepreneur with more than 12 years in SEO, market research and digital publishing. He co-founded Prudour Pvt. Ltd., the company behind Market.us and MarketResearch.biz, and separately co-founded DataFeature, a site covering routers, browsers and productivity software. He started his career in SEO in 2013 at Transparency Market Research. At TechLila he reviews articles for accuracy and clarity.
Abhijith N Arjunan
Abhijith N Arjunan is an Assistant Professor of English and Cultural Studies at Christ University, Bangalore, and holds a PhD from IIT Kharagpur. He has worked for over a decade as a freelance content writer and content strategist, producing articles and technical explainers for tech publications. At TechLila, he writes about technology and web development.
Riddhi Bhatt
Riddhi Bhatt is a software engineer by profession and writing is her calling. Owing to her interest, she has been working as a content writer at TechLila. Being an engineering graduate, she has a flair for technical writing but also likes to dabble in fiction and poetry. She is a voracious reader and an avid traveler and loves to try new things.
For the Press and Media
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