Today, wellness industry in India has surely become a favourable sector for entrepreneurs to invest their money and time in. Let's read through various business opportunities available.
With the booming of the wellness industry and increase in consumer demands, one thing which has really been transforming is consumer trends. Let's go through some of them.
The fitness industry has evolved in all these years and fitness lovers have been offered with lots of new opportunities and trends to look forward to which has helped in making it grow.
The Budget has pegged an outlay of Rs 79,685.95 crore (US$ 11.952 billion) for the education sector for financial year 2017-18, up from Rs 72,394 crore.
Many new names are emerging in the wellness industry and it has become really crucial for a brand to make their name in order to succeed in their business.
The Indian beauty industry with its several segments such as skin care, hair care, colour cosmetics body fragrances and so forth has witnessed major growth in recent years
NanoHealth, a social venture founded by a group of Indian School of Business, has launched health care services in association with GVK BIO, for slum dwellers, says a PTI report.
Upto 900,000 Indians die every year of tobacco-related diseases, and that number could reach 1.5 million by 2020 if users do not kick the habit, the International Tobacco Control Project estimates.
PMF training, a big brand in the field of personal training, founded by Mukul Nagpaul, has entered the retail market with a vision to empower people in order to achieve their fitness goals.
Under the programme, faculty members and students with knowledge and skills will be provided with the experience to develop and deploy applications for Cloud environments, Big Data Analytics and Information Security.
Startimer Pilot Collection has become the most successful collection of the Brand and one of the most recognizable professional pilot watches on the market.
Ireena Vittal has also served government and public institutions to design and implement solutions core to India's development, such as inclusive urban development and sustainable rural growth.
Infosys is collaborating with the Community College of Rhode Island for setting up a digital economy aspirations lab to train students in the US for digital jobs.
The latest funding round has also seen participation from existing lead investors Vikas Kuthiala & Ishan Singh, along with other strategic & HNI investors.