“I have a confession to make. I was told that establishing a Mental Health startup is challenging at all levels, especially financially. But many don't know that I need to answer a Boy in Kota.”     ~Tanuj Suthar A boy who tried to seek help, despite stigma.  He could afford therapy financially, but couldn’t afford the time. He was intelligent (at least I think so because his batch of Rats in race produced IIT JEE Adv. AIR 22 and many more); But stupid enough to get trapped by a fraud/ unethical psychologist. He was innocently caught in stupid rat race where he was called 'Shit' in a Class of 300 students, all because he was deemed guilty of being different. If anyone thinks this is some emotional rant. It's not; it's someone’s reality.  It took that boy 3 Lakh worth of counselling sessions till date to revive after his social death in Kota. We are trying to answer every person in Kota, including him. That there is hope. There is someone who understands your emotional pain, your hopelessness… Okay. Who are we kidding, that boy was the Founder himself. We may not be the world's absolute best programmer, or the world's maths genius. But we do have an absolutely strong purpose, and know a thing or two about psychology (Founder being a First Ranker). The determination and blessings of our mentors shall one day help us contribute towards India’s mental health. By being a therapist, we could have helped 1 person/ hour. we choose to dream bigger, by having a hand in improving the mental health of Billions by empowering Psychologists using technology.  PS: While there are some therapists like the ones he met in Kota who broke his trust in psychology. There are some great angels, who do the nobel work of counselling or teaching psychology who helped him to reach my potential and overcome my past. By channelling his energy towards a greater cause. It started with answering every Indian, that there is hope. There is someone who understands your emotional pain, your hopelessness…  Most importantly, it’s our personal mission that it doesn’t happen to you what happened to that boy in Kota, Rajasthan.