The healthcare venture capital firm's first two funds backed over 18 companies, including Qure.ai, Medikabazaar, THB, Wysa, Ekincare, Redcl...

HealthQuad, backed by Quadria Capital, exits AINU post acquisition by Asian Healthcare Holdings with TPG Growth and GIC for ₹600 crore, ach...

Mental health startup Amaha has raised ₹50 crore in an extended Series A funding round led by Fireside Ventures, with additional contributi...

The firm, which has backed startups including Zetwerk, Porter, Nazara Technologies and HealthKart, plans to invest in 20 companies through ...

With Play Points, users will be able to earn points when they make purchases with Google Play, including in-app items, apps, games, and sub...

Wysa, whose backers include Google Assistant Investments, HealthQuad and British International Investment (BII), is also engaging with othe...

Even as life returns to a semblance of normalcy with Covid-19 cases on the decline and employees trickling back into the workplace, service...

The company will use the capital to expand into the United States, UK, India and other global markets, and improve wider usability through ...

We pick the top 5 apps for yoga practitioners ahead of International Yoga Day on June 21.

The startup should be launched and led by a woman who competes and wins against the best in the business.

While India’s coronavirus outbreak has infected 29 million and left more than 350,000 dead, the effect on citizens’ mental health has sprea...

Wysa, an AI-powered mental health app, will use the fresh funding to expand its offerings for B2B clients and hire more to cater to potenti...

Wysa is a mobile application where users talk to an AI-powered bot for managing anxiety and sleep, or pay and talk to a therapist.

A number of Indian meditation and mental wellness mobile applications are increasingly finding global takers, particularly after the Covid-...

Psychologists and therapists, who are mostly consulting through online chats as well as audio and video calls, say there has been a 20-30% ...

The `Made-in-India' robo-healer Wysa was launched this January and has 1.25 lakh virtual `patients' in 30 countries.

The chatbot’s in-built AI helps the user to find the right match based on nearby locations, interests and also conversations.