Tech millionaire Bryan Johnson, famed for his age-reversing experiments, recently connected with Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal at an exclusive event titled “Don’t Die.” The gathering, inspired by Johnson’s movement advocating longer,

Bryan Johnson, on a four-day visit to India, meets Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal in Mumbai. Their discussion focuses on innovation and leadership in the tech and entrepreneurial sectors.

Bryan Johnson and Deepinder Goyal discussed Johnson's anti-ageing project, Blueprint, at an exclusive event in Mumbai.

Mumbai has been grappling with escalating air pollution levels, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) frequently surpassing 200, categorizing it as 'poor.'

Millionaire and age-reversal enthusiast Bryan Johnson teamed up with Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal in Mumbai for an intimate event to discuss Johnson's anti-ageing efforts, including his groundbreaking project, Blueprint.

American entrepreneur Bryan Johnson, known for his quest to reverse aging, experienced the effects of Mumbai's air pollution during his India tour. Promoting his book Don't Die, Johnson detailed his discomfort despite using air purifiers and masks.

Mumbai’s Air Quality Index (AQI) often exceeds 200, categorizing it as ‘poor.’ The pollution stems from rampant construction, vehicular emissions, and unfavorable weather patterns, mirroring a nationwide challenge in urban centers.

Tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson, promoting his book in Mumbai, shared his struggles with eye irritation and sore throat despite using air purifiers and an N95 mask. His post echoed Debarghya Das' concerns about India's air pollution and its health effects.