YOGa Raises ₹20 Crore for Clean Air
YOGa Clean Air raised ₹20 crore to expand indoor air-quality systems across homes and institutions.
Indoor air quality is becoming a health, productivity and infrastructure issue, especially in dense cities.
What happened
Indian clean-air startup YOGa Clean Air raised ₹20 crore, roughly $2.1M, in a Series A round led by Info Edge Ventures, with participation from Deepinder Goyal and others.
The company provides indoor clean-air systems for homes, schools, hospitals, offices and other spaces.
Why it matters
This is a smaller climate-tech item, but the market problem is real. Air pollution, extreme weather, wildfire smoke and urban density are making indoor environments a more important part of health and building infrastructure.
YOGa’s funding shows investor interest in practical climate-adaptation products, not only decarbonisation technologies.
The bigger picture
Climate tech is broadening from emissions reduction into resilience and adaptation. Built-environment startups that improve air, heat, water and energy conditions may become more important as climate stress becomes part of daily urban life.