Siddharth Mathew

Trainee Journalist, I also work as a part-time Tech Reviewer. Currently, I’m documenting life in a metro.

[Bijoy Ghosh @bijoyghosh70]

All set for TN CM C. Joseph Vijay's movie Jana Nayakan with fans assembling for the first show in Chennai. @businessline @SindhuHarih @terajasimhan @TVKVijayHQ #JanaNayaganOnlyOnDistrict #vijay #JanaNayaganAudioLanuch

[Bijoy Ghosh @bijoyghosh70]

Asus ExpertBook Ultra review (Rs 2,37,000): A flagship built for the C-suite. Review by @SiDmAtz in
https://t.co/RXN1pU1fZz @businessline @ASUSIndia

[Subhakeerthana @bhakisundar]

We can all get better at not thinking we are better than everyone else.

[Siddharth Mathew @SiDmAtz]

@WhatTheFahad 😋 nice combo, definitely, definitely 🤩

[Siddharth Mathew @SiDmAtz]

@Kamathcometh

[The Hindu Cinema @TheHinduCinema]

INTERVIEW | Former The Hindu BusinessLine journalist #VinayKamath reflects on seeing his book on Titan’s journey transformed into one of 2026’s streaming successes in #MadeInIndiaATitanStory

✍️@srinivasjam

Read here: https://t.co/18K3jI8R9z

[Lavanya 🎙️🎥👩🏻‍💻 @lav_narayanan]

🚨 EXCLUSIVE 🚨

Tilakaratne Dilshan is in Hyderabad, while his 18-year-old daughter Limansa, fondly called Limmy, is in Chennai with the Sri Lankan U19 team, preparing for the U19 World Cup next year.

We sat down with both cricketers to understand how a star cricketer is now going through the motions of watching his child enter the same system, how they're bonding over cricket and more. Do check this out.

👉 https://t.co/tnhLn0NUDc

Big up to @AnirudhVelamuri for collaborating for this story.

[Shayan Acharya @ShayanAcharya]

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi tells @sportstarweb how India A coach Hrishikesh Kanitkar helped him play freely and overcome a slump in form.

An exclusive story from Dambulla

[Siddharth Mathew @SiDmAtz]

@mknid 👌 life goals indeed Nidheesh...early morning writing is the hardest...

[Siddharth Mathew @SiDmAtz]

@mknid @VigneshJourno Guys, a lot of these verified techbros on X are just engagement farming. They post negative or deliberately triggering takes to spark reactions and boost reach. More replies mean more impressions, more visibility and, ultimately, more attention for their page, brand or product.

[T.N. Raghu @tnrags]

Excellent point @Sidprabhakar7

[Nidheesh M K @mknid]

Our Malayalam podcast Sora has a new episode out, featuring @theliverdoc.

I read his book and felt compelled to reach out. Social media can create the illusion that we know a person. And he has been all over social media. Yet, I wasn’t prepared for the man I found in those pages. A doctor who cries in the shower. The writer who reflects on death with unusual honesty. The storyteller who packs suspense, humour and heartbreak into what is, at its core, a book about medicine.

https://t.co/HYS7b01rM6

[Nidheesh M K @mknid]

There’s a lot of punditry being thrown at me for calling out Desi Studios and the way they plagiarised my story on Jayanandan. Don’t gatekeep facts. Don’t be a crybaby. Duniya is changing, why don’t you move on. You get the drift. Here's a 🧵useful to anyone who thinks that story, the one Desi Studios lifted sentence by sentence, wrote itself.

[Prem Panicker @prempanicker]

Is this what "live and learn" looks like? Today I learn that you can do hard yards to report and write a story, and someone else can take that story, change the medium, pass it off as their own, and even make money out of it -- and if the reporter protests the theft of his work, he gets a lecture on "gatekeeping". 🤔😡

[Siddharth Mathew @SiDmAtz]

@mknid Ok...

[Nidheesh M K @mknid]

"Sob story." "Gatekeeping." Read the piece.

They lifted a year of my reporting whole, the sources, the discoveries, the structure, my prose read back as their script, then monetised it and badged it as their own research. And what moved you to type was that the guy who did the reporting should stop whining. Waah.

The word you're working this hard to avoid is plagiarism.

[Siddarth K.M. (சித்தார்த் கோ.மு.) @Sidzepp]

Eight workers dead after molten steel fell on them at the RINL-run Visakhapatnam Steel Plant

The molten metal was at about 1,600 degrees Celsius! Six others reported to have sustained serious injuries.

The state of workers' safety in our country.

https://t.co/CUabrkuaxL

[Siddharth Mathew @SiDmAtz]

@bhakisundar Yaaaay, Best deal for Thangamayil more like it 😂

[Siddharth Mathew @SiDmAtz]

@bhakisundar 😵‍💫😵