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Deepinder Goyal Apologises To Indian Doctors After Temple 'Scam' Row, Says Criticism Was For Influencers
What we know so far: 7 reports from 4 outlets, first at 2 Nov, 14:11 IST, latest at 6 Nov, 19:17 IST. Headlines and summaries are quoted from each outlet, oldest first; each links to the original report.
- Monday 2 November
- Hindustan TimesPV Sindhu says she’s ‘100% not getting paid’ to promote Deepinder Goyal’s ₹85,000 Temple wearable
PV Sindhu called Temple a ''game changer" and said she wears it even while swimming. Deepinder Goyal thanked her for the shout-out.
- MintDeepinder Goyal claims Temple wearable beats Apple Watch Series 12 in heart rate tracking: What we know
Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal claims his ₹85,000 Temple wearable tracks heart rates more accurately than the Apple Watch Series 12 and other leading devices. A study found lower measurement errors, particularly during high-intensity workouts.
- Tuesday 3 November
- Hindustan TimesDeepinder Goyal claims his Temple wearable is more accurate than Apple Watch: Here's what the tests show
Deepinder Goyal's Temple wearable is now open for pre-booking in India and here's what Goyal claims about its accuracy, how it works and what buyers get.
- Thursday 5 November
- Inc42This Is Not About Money: Deepinder Goyal Defends Temple Amid Credibility Row
Addressing social media debates over the scientific validity of Temple’s eponymous brain-monitoring wearable, founder Deepinder Goyal issued a statement directed…
- X NewsZomato's Deepinder Goyal Defends Temple Wearable Amid Doctor Criticism
Temple clips near the temple to monitor heart rate, BrainFlow as a cerebral blood flow proxy, and an Entropy score for physiological strain, priced at around ₹85,000 with lifetime app access.
- Friday 6 November
- NDTV ProfitDeepinder Goyal's Temple Wants To Replace Your Personal AI Assistant With A Wearable
The wearable's roadmap includes chewing detection, snoring patterns, sleep positions and continuous core body temperature monitoring.
- NDTV ProfitDeepinder Goyal Apologises To Indian Doctors After Temple 'Scam' Row, Says Criticism Was For Influencers
Goyal had earlier defended Temple by citing a $30 million investment, a 14-day return policy and plans for further scientific validation.