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Khayali Ishq Lyrics in Hindi – Mohit Chauhan, Velle 2021

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Ultrahuman raises $17.5M, touting a wearable blood glucose tracker

Fitness platform Ultrahuman has officially announced a $17.5 million Series B fund raise, with investment coming from early stage fund Alpha Wave Incubation, Steadview Capital, Nexus Venture Partners, Blume Ventures and Utsav Somani’s iSeed fund.

A number of founders and angel investors also participated in the Bangalore-headquartered startup’s Series B, including Tiger Global’s Scott Schleifer, Deepinder Goyal (CEO of Zomato), Kunal Shah (CEO of Cred), and Gaurav Munjal and Romain Saini (the CEO and co-founders of unacademy), among others. The latest tranche of funding brings its total raised to date to $25M.

While the subscription platform has been around since 2019, offering a fairly familiar blend of home workout videos, mindfulness content, sleep sessions and heart rate tracking (integrating with third party wearables like the Apple Watch), its latest fitness tool looks rather more novel — as it’s designed for monitoring metabolic activity by tracking the user’s glucose levels (aka, blood sugar).

Keeping tabs on blood sugar is essential for people living with diabetes. But in the US alone millions of people are prediabetic — meaning they have a higher than normal level of blood glucose and are at risk of developing diabetes, though they may not know it yet.

More broadly, Ultrahuman claims over a billion people in the world suffer from a metabolic health disorder — underlining the scale of the potential addressable market it’s eyeing. 

Having sustained high blood glucose is associated with multiple health issues so managing the condition with lifestyle changes like diet and exercise is advisable. Lifestyle changes can reduce elevated blood glucose and shrink or even avoid negative health impacts — such as by averting the risk of a prediabetic person going on to develop full blown diabetes.

But knowing what type of diet and exercise regime will work best for a particular person can be tricky — and involve a lot of frustrating trial and error — since people’s glucose responses to different food items can differ wildly.

These responses depend on a person’s metabolic health — which in turn depends on individual factors like microbiome diversity, stress levels, time of day, food ingredient and quality. (See also: Personalized nutrition startups like Zoe — which is similarly paying mind to blood glucose levels but as one component of a wider play to try to use big data and AI to decode the microbiome.) 

With metabolic health being so specific to each of us there’s a strong case for continuous glucose monitoring having widespread utility — certainly if the process and price-point can be made widely accessible.

Here, Ultrahuman is having a go at productizing the practice for a fitness enthusiast market — launching its first device in beta back in June — although the price-point it’s targeting is starting out fairly premium. 

The product (a wearable and a subscription service) — which it’s branded ‘Cyborg’ — consists of a skin patch that extracts glucose from the interstitial fluid under the skin, per founder and CEO, Mohit Kumar, with the data fed into a companion app for analysis and visualization.

Image credits: Ultrahuman

The patch tracks the wearer’s blood glucose levels as they go about their day — eating, exercising, sleeping etc — with the biomarker used to trigger the app to nudge the user to “optimize your lifestyle”, as Ultrahuman’s website puts it — such as by alerting the user to a high blood glucose event and suggesting they take exercise to bring their level down.

If the product lives up to its promise of continuous glucose monitoring made easy, lovers of junk food could be in for a rude awakening as they’re served fast feedback on how their body copes (or, well, doesn’t) with their favorite snacks…

“We use medical grade sensors that have been used in the sports technology domain for the last 6-7 yrs with decent accuracy levels,” says Kumar when we ask about the specifics of the wearable technology it’s using. (The sensing hardware is being ‘worn’ here in the sense that it’s directly attached to (i.e. stuck into/on) bare skin.)

While Ultrahuman’s platform has plenty more vanilla fitness content, the company is now billing itself as a “metabolic fitness platform” — putting the nascent product front and center, even though the glucose tracking subscription service remains in closed beta for now.

The startup is operating a waitlist for sign-ups as it continues to hone the technology.   

Ultrahuman touts “thousands” of people signed up and waiting to get their hands on the glucose tracker service — and says it’s seeing 60% week over week growth in sign ups, with wider availability of the product slated for “early 2022”.

Some of the Series B cash will be used to make improvements to the quality of the glucose biomarkers ahead of a full product launch.

On the enhancements side, Kumar tells TechCrunch the team is exploring “other form factors and other types of sensors that could help us capture glucose in a more accurate way and for a longer duration than 14 days”, as they work to hone the wearable. (The current version of the skin-worn sensor only lasts two weeks before it must be replaced with another patch.)

“We want to add more biomarkers like HRV [heart-rate variability], sleep zones and respiratory rate to help people understand the impact of metabolic health on their recovery/sleep and vice-versa,” he adds.

Ultrahuman says it decided to focus on tracking glucose as its “main biomarker” as it can be used as a proxy for quantifying a number of fitness and wellness issues — making it a (potentially) very useful measure of individual health signals.

Or provided the startup’s technology is able to detect changes to glucose levels with enough sensitivity to be able to make meaningful recommendations per user.

“Glucose is interesting because it is a real-time biomarker that’s affected by exercise, sleep, stress and food,” says Kumar, adding: “We are able to help people make lifestyle changes across many vectors like nutrition, sleep, stress and exercise vs being unidimensional. It is also highly personalized as it guides you as per your body’s own response.”

He gives some examples of how the product could help users by identifying beneficial tweaks they could make to their diet and exercise regimes — such as figuring out which foods in their current diet yield “a healthy metabolic response” vs those that “need more optimization” (aka, avoiding the dreaded sugar crash). Or by helping users identify “a great meal window” for their lifestyle — based in their body’s glucose consumption rate.

Other helpful nudges he suggests the service can provide to sensor-wearing users — with an eye on athletes and fitness fanatics — is how best to fuel up before exercise to perform optimally.

Optimizing the last meal of the day to improve sleep efficiency is another suggestion.

If Ultrahuman’s Cyborg can do all that with a (bearably) wearable skin patch and a bit of clever algorithmic analysis it could take the quantified self trend to the next level.

A simple stick-on sensor-plus-app that passively amplifies internal biological signals and translates individual biomarkers into highly actionable real-time personalized health insights could be the start of something huge in preventative healthcare.

Again, though, Ultrahuman’s early pricing suggests there will be some fairly hard limits on who is able to tap in here.

Early adopters in the closed beta are shelling out $80 per month for the subscription service, per Kumar. And — at least for now — the startup is eyeing adding more bells and whistles, rather than fewer. “[Product pricing] will mostly be in the same range but may introduce more services/premium features on top of this,” he confirms.

The (typically higher) cost of eating healthily and having enough leisure time to be able to look after your body by taking exercise are other hard socioeconomic limits that won’t be fixed by a wearable, no matter how smart.

Companies rush to replace the gym at CES

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#Blog New Post has been published on http://www.titoslondon.co.uk/inside-the-exclusive-patrons-only-evening-at-the-kiran-nadar-museum-of-art/

Inside the exclusive patrons-only evening at The Kiran Nadar Museum Of Art

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Parul Vadehra, Radhika Chopra, Roshini Vadehra and Tarana Sawhney

Parul Vadehra, Roshni Nadar, Kiran Nadar and Roshini Vadehra

Roshini Vadehra, Vidya Shivadas and Radhika Chopra

Shalini Gupta, Pallavi Khandelwal and Gunjan Gupta

Tarana and Tarun Sawhney

Tarana Sawhney and Shikhar Malhotra

With Indian Modern masters like MF Husain, SH Raza and FN Souza on one side and the exceptional mounting and installing of the works that ranged from canvases of the masters to photographs by Parthiv Shah and Pushpamala and installations by Atul Dodiya and Mithu Sen, on the other—FICA’s art patrons were treated to a private walkthrough and a wonderful sit-down dinner hosted by the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art in the capital, last weekend.

Museum founder and India’s most inspiring collector, Kiran Nadar and museum director, Roobina Karode personally took the group around to see the exhibition. Initiated by FICA patrons, Roshni Nadar and Shikhar Malhotra, 40 people sat down on four long tables for a dinner, catered by The Kitchen Art Company with a menu of feta-filled ravioli pillows, flambéed Australian lamb chops, celeriac and asparagus risotto with goat’s cheese, and a tarte au citron. Other collectors who attended were FICA Advisory Board members Radhika Chopra and Rajan Anandan, Tarana and Tarun Sawhney and Shilpa Gupta and FICA trustees, Roshini Vadehra and Parul Vadehra. Patrons included Puja and Rahul Munjal, Sandeep Gupta, Alissa and Mohit Gupta, Shalini and Vivek Gupta, Vandana and Naveen Munjal, Sonia Passi, Abhinav and Pallavi Khandelwal, Payal and Nikhil Sen, Siddartha Tytler, Gunjan Gupta, Katya and Andrey Terebenin.

Apart from the exquisite art, the patrons were informed of the exciting programme including two trips to the Serendipity Art Festival in Goa and a special trip to Hampi as well.

The post Inside the exclusive patrons-only evening at The Kiran Nadar Museum Of Art appeared first on VOGUE India.

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Manipal-TPG revises offer for Fortis, raises value to Rs 83.58 billion

After Malaysia’s IHH Healthcare and Hero Enterprise-Burman Family sweetened their offers for the beleaguered Fortis Healthcare assets on last Tuesday, the last day for submitting bids, Manipal-TPG too raised their offer on Sunday. 

 The expert advisory committee, led by former PwC Chairman Deepak Kapoor, will meet on Tuesday to evaluate the offers and place their recommendation to the board on Thursday. 

 TPG-backed Manipal has valued Fortis at Rs 83.58 billion (which translates into Rs 160 per share) and has proposed to merge into Fortis, creating the largest healthcare platform in the country. 

 The offer values Manipal Health Enterprises at Rs 60.7 billion. Once the merger becoming effective, the shareholders of Manipal Health Enterprises shall be issued equity shares in Fortis in accordance with the swap ratio for the merger.

 Moreover, Manipal-TPG has also proposed to subscribe to equity shares of Fortis for an amount of Rs 21 billion (at Rs 160 per share preferential allotment). The proceeds would be used to meet working capital requirements, repay existing loans and partly fund the acquisition of assets from RHT Health Trust. The preferential allotment would be subject to receive regulatory approvals, which includes Competition Commission of India  (CCI). 

Further, Manipal proposed to buy the stakes held by private equity firms in SRL, the diagnostic arm of Fortis Healthcare, at Rs 36 billion. After the transaction, the SRL board will be restructured and Manipal-TPG wants to appoint a majority of directors on the reconstituted board.

 After the merger, Fortis will undertake a rights issue to raise additional capital. The purchase of the Singapore-based RHT's assets will be funded through debt, apart from the proceeds from the preferential allotment.

 Manipal-TPG, however, has said their new offer does not require any further due diligence. The proposal is binding and valid until May 15. This is the fourth offer from Manipal-TPG for Fortis. And the latest business news will be updating soon.

 Ranjan Pai, managing director and chief executive officer, Manipal Health Enterprises, said this was a ‘compelling offer’ from their side that took care of all the medium- to long-term needs of Fortis and created value for the shareholders. “We are bringing in value addition of about Rs 90 billion and that too without altering any structure of the Fortis,” he said, adding that the latest offer from Manipal-TPG not only takes care of the immediate liquidity issue of Fortis but also takes care of the PEs in SRL (which is a liability for SRL), buy back the RHT assets (organise debt for the transaction if required), gives an opportunity to shareholders to participate through a rights issue. “On top of it, it gives Fortis a promoter. It needs one at the moment, unlike many other bidders, who are looking at simple fund infusion,” Pai said.

Bidding for Fortis closed on May 1. Manipal Hospitals, however, had a chance to revise its offer until May 6, based on the bids received till May 1. This is as per ‘obligations’ towards Manipal-TPG consortium, Fortis had said.

 Last week, IHH had submitted a revised offer, valuing Fortis at Rs 175 per share, up from its earlier offer of Rs 160 per share. Sunil Kant Munjal of Hero Enterprise, along with Anand and Mohit Burman, submitted a revised binding proposal to invest Rs 18 billion directly into Fortis without due diligence.

 The Hero Enterprises-Burman Family office duo have also revised the validity of its offer till May 15 and have now sought three board seats instead of the two.

 The Munjal-Burman has also objected to the bidding process and has asked for an equal opportunity to all bidders without any unfair advantage to one party.

 Fortis has appointed Arpwood Capital to advise the board on various sale bids.

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Fortis receives 'improved' offers from IHH and Radiant (Lead)

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Mumbai, April 24 (IANS) Fortis Healthcare (FHL) on Tuesday said that it has received two "improved" offers from IHH Healthcare Berhad and KKR-backed Radiant Life Care. According to a late night BSE filing on Tuesday, the company said that its board has received a binding offer from Radiant to buy the healthcare major's Mulund Hospital, without due diligence and "as a going concern at an enterprise value of Rs 1,200 crore". "This transaction would provide an immediate liquidity of Rs 680 crore for FHL (including proceeds from FHL's 30.04 per cent stake in RHT, as we believe that RHT would divest Fortis Mulund assets at the appraisal value of Rs 683 crore...)," Radiant's revised offer said. "This offer presents immediate and guaranteed liquidity to FHL without any equity dilution of FHL's shareholders." Besides its binding offer, the KKR-backed firm has also made an independent non-binding proposal. Earlier in the day, the healthcare major said that it has received an "improved offer" from IHH Healthcare Berhad to directly invest in the company. Accordingly, IHH made a binding offer, without the due diligence condition for an immediate investment of Rs 650 crore into the company "... by way of a preferential issue and allotment of equity shares at a price of Rs 160 per share for which IHH would be given the right to appoint two directors on board," IHH Healthcare Berhad's Managing Director and Group CEO Tan See Leng said in a letter to the Fortis board. After the acceptance of its binding offer, IHH has asked for an immediate access to carry out legal and financial due diligence of the company. The non-binding aspect of the overall proposal is to invest Rs 3,350 crore with due diligence and other conditions. The new offers were made a day after the company said that Hero Enterprise Investment Office and the Burman Family Office have extended the validity of their "improved binding offer" till May 4, 2018. On April 19, Sunil Kant Munjal of Hero Enterprise as well as Anand Burman and Mohit Burman of the Burman family approached the Board of Fortis Healthcare with a binding offer to invest Rs 1,500 crore directly in the company. In addition to Hero Enterprise Investment Office and the Burman Family Office's proposal, Fortis Healthcare has received "an unsolicited non-binding" EoI from Fosun Health Holdings for a possible due diligence. On the hindsight, the company had on March 27 announced its plans to demerge its hospitals business (Fortis Hospitals) into Manipal Hospital Enterprises Private Ltd (Manipal Hospitals). The plan envisages the sale of the company's 20 per cent stake in SRL Ltd to Manipal Hospitals. However, on last Thursday, Fortis Healthcare decided to constitute an "expert advisory committee" to evaluate all binding proposals for fund infusion. The panel is led by Deepak Kapoor, Former Chairman and CEO of Price Waterhouse Coopers, India and has been "requested to provide a report of its recommendation to the Board, by April 26, 2018". The company has named Renuka Ramnath and Lalit Bhasin as members of an "expert advisory committee". Ramnath is a former MD and CEO of ICICI Venture and Bhasin, President, Society of Indian Law Firms and Managing Partner, Bhasin & Co. The panel is likely to meet by April 25 to decide on the merger or buy offers.

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Munjals, Burmans submit higher bid of Rs 1,500 cr for Fortis Healthcare

Munjals, Burmans submit higher bid of Rs 1,500 cr for Fortis Healthcare

Sunil Kant Munjal of Hero Enterprise as wells Anand Burman and Mohit Burman of Burman family have approached the Board of Fortis Healthcare with a binding offer to invest Rs 1,500 crore directly in the company, a company statement said here on Thursday.

This offer would replace the original offer made to the Board on April 12, 2018.

On April 12, 2018 Hero Enterprise promoted by Sunil Munjal and…

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Indian Tycoons Offer to Invest $192 Million in Hospital Chain

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Indian Tycoons Offer to Invest $192 Million in Hospital Chain

“Our offer is simple and does not envisage any changes to the current structure, operations and assets of the company,” Sunil Kant Munjal of Hero Enterprise, and Mohit Burman of the Burman Family, wrote in the letter. Its proposal “can be implemented in a fairly short period of time and will allow the company to focus on stabilizing operations and on growth,” they said.

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Zindagi Ki Mehak 23rd May 2017 Episode Written Update

Zindagi Ki Mehak 23rd May 2017 Episode Written Update

Scene 1 Shaurya breakdowns hearing truth from Munjal, he sits down. Munjal comes to him and says truth is bitter, you would suspend me? threaten me? what happened now? Mahek is waiting for Shaurya in mandap. Svetlana says to grandma that Shaurya left Mahek at alter earlier too and this time I hope it doesnt happen, Mohit goes to check on Shaurya. Shaurya says to Karona that you knew Mahek was…