Menthra Launches in India to Build the Emotional Wellbeing Infrastructure the World Has Not Yet Had

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Jun 17, 2026 - 15:00
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Menthra Launches in India to Build the Emotional Wellbeing Infrastructure the World Has Not Yet Had

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New Delhi [India], June 17: Founded by serial entrepreneur and technologist Dinakara Nagalla, the US-headquartered platform begins with India, where the need is most acute, and is built on a thesis that the category is not. Resolution, not management.

Menthra, an emotional wellbeing platform built on the thesis that people can work through what is weighing them down and get to the other side, today launched publicly in India as its first market, following a beta in which the platform grew to 30,000 users and a network of 500 therapists, coaches, and wellbeing professionals. The company was founded in late 2025 by Dinakara Nagalla, the serial entrepreneur and technologist behind EmpowerMX, which was acquired by Swedish enterprise software firm IFS in 2024. Nagalla is the author of Becoming Human: Embracing Imperfection and Finding Purpose, and the speaker behind the TEDx talk The Algorithm That Broke Me.

Headquartered in Frisco, Texas, with Indian operations through Menthra India Private Limited, the company is building from a global team across the United States and India, with India chosen deliberately as the first market. India is the largest underserved population for emotional wellbeing in the world, with clinical care scarce, stigmatized, and unaffordable for most, and millions of Indians turning to generic AI tools that were never designed for the task. The vision is global. The work begins where the need is most urgent.

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