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Reach the editors behind Elektro Krishna. Whether you have a question on a circuit, want to pitch a guest article, or need a technical partnership — we read every message and reply within two business days.
Drop us a line — we promise a human reply.
Use the form for editorial questions, technical corrections on a published article, sponsorship enquiries, or to pitch a collaboration. The more context you give us, the faster we can route your message to the right editor.
Four ways to reach the right desk
Pick the channel that matches your inquiry. Editorial, partnerships, support, and general questions each have a dedicated route so nothing gets lost in a shared inbox.
Our studio in Indiranagar, Bengaluru
A small two-person editorial studio plus a rotating bench of contributors. We share the space with a hardware lab and a soldering station — drop by if you're working on something we should cover.
Studio information
Find us on the second floor above the bookstore on 100ft Road. Ring the bell marked "Elektro Krishna" — Krishna himself usually answers.
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Address12th Main, Indiranagar, Bengaluru 560038, Karnataka, India
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HoursMonday–Friday, 10:00–18:00 IST. Closed on Indian public holidays.
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ParkingTwo-wheeler bay behind the building. Car parking at the public lot on 13th Main (2 min walk).
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Nearest metroIndiranagar station (Purple Line), 8-minute walk via 100ft Road.
Want to write for Elektro Krishna?
We're always looking for working engineers, students, and researchers who can explain something they care about with clarity and rigour. Our editorial bar is high but friendly — we work with first-time writers as carefully as veterans.
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Submit a 200-word pitchOne paragraph on the topic, one on why it matters now, and three bullet points on what you'll cover.
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Include a writing sampleLink to one technical piece you've authored — published or unpublished. We care about clarity, not credentials.
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Tell us about your hands-on experienceLab work, internships, failed projects, oscilloscope scars — they all make for stronger pieces.
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Compensation is always paidFlat per-article fee + bonus for tutorials that drive measurable reader engagement. Rates on request.
"My first technical article ever was published on Elektro Krishna. The editors pushed back on the parts that were hand-wavy and celebrated the parts that weren't. It's the only publication I've written for that pays for revisions."
Browse open pitches and editorial themes on the Topics page — we update it monthly with the circuits, components, and code questions we want to cover next.
Find us where the conversation is
For quick clarifications, article discussions, and the occasional Friday schematic — these are the rooms we're actually in. DMs open, mentions monitored.
Quick answers before you write
The four questions we get most often. If yours isn't here, the form above routes to a real human who will read your message.