For years, technology coverage has largely revolved around flashy product launches, jargon-heavy reviews, and predictable narratives. NDTV is now aiming to change that with the launch of its new multimedia platform ‘Tech360‘, scheduled to go on air from September 13.
According to a press release, ‘Tech360′ has been conceived not as a catalogue of devices or specifications but as a narrative around ideas, innovation, and the impact of technology on how we live, work, and imagine our future. The show promises to bring a fresh lens to technology journalism by interpreting innovation as it reshapes people, culture, and society.
The series will be fronted by Aayush Ailawadi, Editor – Tech & AI at NDTV, who will serve as the storyteller connecting technology to everyday life. “’Tech360‘ is where the story of innovation becomes an important narrative for us,’” said Rahul Kanwal, CEO & Editor-in-Chief, NDTV. “‘Aayush brings a rare ability to cut through jargon and uncover meaning. With ‘Tech360‘, NDTV sets a new benchmark in technology journalism.’”
Each episode will move beyond spec sheets to ask critical questions that define the future: How will AI transform humanity? Are electric vehicles as sustainable as they claim? What role do wearables play in shaping health and productivity? Can technology truly drive collective good? Visually sharp and conversational in style, the series is designed to spark engagement and debate.
For Aayush, the project is personal. “Tech storytelling cannot remain trapped in the glass of a smartphone or the specs of a device. It must reveal the spark inside innovation, the human inside the algorithm, the dream inside the code,” he said, calling ‘Tech360‘ a purpose-driven initiative.
‘Tech360‘ will air every Saturday at 6.30 pm on NDTV 24×7 and at 10:30 AM on NDTV Profit. It will also be amplified through NDTV Digital and social media, making it a continuous, multi-platform conversation.
With this launch, NDTV reinforces its vision of shaping India’s next-generation technology narrative, building a sharper, braver, and more meaningful discourse for an audience of more than half a billion people worldwide.
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