
Founder Digi-Prex (YC S19)@DigiPrexOnline
Joined September 2019
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Samarth Sindhi retweeted
We didn't even know we @marsbyghc are in the business of pogonotrophy. Thanks @ShashiTharoor for enlightening us.
Samarth Sindhi retweeted
Thank you @YourStoryCo for recognising our work. We look forward to helping people solve their problems.
Samarth Sindhi retweeted
Getting a new idea off the ground and executing rapidly to this level within 5 months was a tremendous experience. Hats off to the whole GHC team. @SamarthSindhi
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Samarth Sindhi retweeted
@iNishaIyer1 Dear Customer, We are not operational due to restrictions imposed by local authorities on the movement of goods in spite of clear guidelines provided by central authorities to enable essential services, We are working with the authorities to be back soon.
Super proud to work with our incredible team through this unprecedented period! linkedin.com/posts/digi-prex…
Samarth Sindhi retweeted
More startups have a chance of becoming really big than their founders realize (or want to admit to themselves). The reason for this apparent paradox is that it would take an enormous amount of work.
Samarth Sindhi retweeted
Congratulations to @digi_prex, a #Hyderabad based online pharmaceutical-startup founded by @SamarthSindhi, for raising $5.5 million. The #startup delivers medication for chronic diseases through prescriptions shared by patients on #WhatsApp.
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Samarth Sindhi retweeted
The quality of life is much much better than what it was when you left
Opportunities everywhere
Talent is available
Funding is available
Tech enablers are available
@SamarthSindhi & @madhkrish have moved back & going after large markets.
Let’s get it!
Thank you!!
YC S19's @digi_prex (YC S19), an Indian startup that uses WhatsApp to serve thousands with chronic disease, raises $5.5M seed round: ow.ly/nMRM50wjc8W
Samarth Sindhi retweeted
Replying to @sharpshoot @TechCrunch
Met @SamarthSindhi couple of days back. Loving this trend — India-born, US-trained Indians moving back to India to build tech companies. And this trend will only accelerate.







