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Deepinder Goyal defends Temple device amid scrutiny over investment

First reported by The Hindu Latest report 2 sources
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Deepinder Goyal, who stepped down as Eternal CEO, defended his wearable device 'Temple' against criticism, stating he has invested ₹188 crore in its development. Goyal emphasized the device is not a scam and represents a significant personal investment in the product.

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  1. The Hindu

    Deepinder Goyal defends ‘Temple’: ‘Not a scam; have spent over ₹188 crore to build the device’ (opens The Hindu in a new tab)

    Facing growing scrutiny over his wearable device ‘Temple’, Deepinder Goyal defended the product, citing his decision to step down as Eternal CEO and invest ₹282.55 crore in its development

  2. The Economic Times

    Goyal’s Temple: ‘Humanity’s last personal device’ (opens The Economic Times in a new tab)

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