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Day #8 Not Everyone with a Bag is a Therapist. India’s home healthcare market is booming. But here’s what no one wants to admit: • A lot of platforms simply list anyone who signs up. • No background checks. • No proof of training. • No clinical supe

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Is there anyone working on mental wellness category? Would love to connect and know how you're solving this Silent epidemic!

Hello everyone, I am working on a startup (TruFyt) which would provide therapies at home for fitness niche (starting with Bengaluru, India). More like Urban Company for wellness and fitness enthusiasts. Going to start with Ice bath and aromatic steam

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What We Saw in Kolkata That Made Us Start MDW By Prasenjit Das | Co-founder, MDW Growing up in Kolkata, I’ve seen something too often — people waiting in long lines at pharmacies for basic medicines, elderly parents calling their children late at n

Day #3 MDW Is Not a Pharmacy App. It’s a Movement. When people hear My DawaiWala, they often ask — “Oh, are you like 1mg or Pharmeasy?” And we say — no, we’re not a pharmacy app. We’re a movement to rebuild how healthcare works in India. Pharmacy

Why do so many Indians in leadership roles abroad hesitate to refer fellow Indians? I’ve seen this across regions — US, UK, Dubai, etc. Referrals flow easily across other networks, but within our own community, there’s often hesitation. Would love