Manish Mishra is a Mint Author with a focus on the intersection of beauty, fashion, and technology. He covers a range of topics including apparel design, the fashion industry, luxury goods, and consumer electronics, reflecting his expertise in both the beauty and tech sectors. Manish's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Business Today, The Hindu, and The Economic Times.
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Manish Mishra's coverage primarily revolves around lifestyle, beauty & fashion, with a national focus on India. His articles often feature expert commentary and seasonal topics related to fashion trends and home decor.
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