Unstop CEO Declines Temple Wearable After Founder Says It Targets Global Market

Delhi CEO Changes Mind About Buying Temple After Deepinder Goyal’s ‘Not Made For India’ Remark: ‘Won’t Endorse It’

News18 • 10 nov. 12h04

Ankit Aggarwal, founder and CEO of Unstop, said he will not purchase the Temple wearable after Deepinder Goyal stated the device is intended for the global market rather than India.

Deepinder Goyal's Temple wearable faces doctors' scrutiny as early studies show promise but leave key questions open

Moneycontrol.com • 09 nov. 14h44

Deepinder Goyal's forehead-worn device, priced at Rs 85,000, has drawn criticism from doctors who question the scientific basis of its claimed brain-blood-flow metrics, while the founder defends its fitness-tracker status and cites pending validation.

It's not made for India: Deepinder Goyal addresses criticism on Temple's 'too high' price

Moneycontrol.com • 08 nov. 13h27

Deepinder Goyal said the AI-powered wellness device Temple is intended for a worldwide market, not India, and justified its price as reflecting the development effort.

‘Temple is not made for India’: Deepinder Goyal says wearable is designed for global market

Hindustan Times • 08 nov. 12h48

Deepinder Goyal clarified that the Temple fitness and AI wearable is designed for worldwide consumers, with India projected to account for less than 1% of sales, and emphasized that the device makes no medical claims.

"Dear Concerned Indian Doctors," Deepinder Goyal Defends Temple, Says It's Not A Scam

NDTV • 06 nov. 06h34

Deepinder Goyal said Temple is a wellness device, not a medical instrument, while doctors question its scientific validity and regulatory approval.

Deepinder Goyal defends ‘Temple’: ‘Not a scam; have spent over ₹188 crore to build the device’

The Hindu • 06 nov. 06h07

Deepinder Goyal said the Temple wellness device cost $30 million to develop, with most funding from his own resources, and pledged independent studies to verify its claims after doctors raised doubts.