- Company shows the near-zero indoor air quality most Indians assume is impossible,already exists inside the 5,000+ homes, schools, hospitals and offices it protects across 11 cities
- YOGa’s systems already bring indoor air down to single-digit pollution levels, even on Delhi’s worst air days, independently validated by IIT Delhi
- New funding will take this same clean air to many more homes, hospitals, schools, offices and gyms across India
New Delhi, 31 August 2026: Most people in India have made peace with breathing bad air indoors, at home, at work, in their children’s schools, and even in hospitals. They assume that near-zero pollution indoors is a nice idea, but not something that actually works in a real Indian home or building. YOGa Clean Air has spent the last several years quietly proving that assumption wrong. Today, the company announced that it has raised funding of INR 20 Cr, led Info Edge Ventures, with participation from Deepinder Goyal, founder of Zomato/Eternal, and Three Words Capital.
The investment is a milestone for a team that has grown almost entirely through customer referrals and word of mouth, without spending on conventional marketing. Today, YOGa’s clean-air systems protect more than 5,000 families and serve leading schools, hospitals, corporate offices, gyms and homes across 11 Indian cities. The company was built on a simple belief: clean air should not depend on where you live, work or study, and no one should have to change their life because the air outside is toxic.
While much of the air-quality industry sells standalone purifiers that clean one corner of a room, YOGa treats the whole indoor space as one system. Its Clean Air Bubble technology filters incoming air and keeps the space at a slightly higher pressure than outside – a gentle, invisible wall that keeps polluted air out while managing carbon dioxide so the air stays fresh, not just clean. Yoga’s systems have brought indoor air quality down to single digits even when outdoor pollution has crossed 900 µg/m³ (more than 60 times the WHO’s safe limit), while keeping CO₂ in check so the air stays fresh.
Commenting on the announcement, Sachin Panwar, Co-founder & CEO, YOGa Clean Air, said, “No one should have to shift their homes because of air pollution. Every system we install is a commitment to the people inside that space, to the air they breathe, and to the belief that clean air in India is not a privilege but a right. This funding lets us bring that belief, and the same safe, clean air bubble, to many more homes, schools and hospitals across the country.”
YOGa also reports a 100% renewal rate on its annual maintenance contracts — an unparalleled level of customer retention that reflects how deeply families and institutions value the product once they experience it. They are already present in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bengaluru and other cities – inside homes, schools, hospitals, offices and gyms alike.
“YOGa has built a differentiated technology platform in a large and increasingly important market, with strong evidence of product-market fit. Its referral-led growth, customer retention and operating track record stood out for to us. We are excited to partner with the team as they scale across India and beyond.” said Chinmaya Sharma, Partner at InfoEdge Ventures.
With this funding, YOGa plans to go deeper into the cities it already serves, expand into new Tier-1 and Tier-2 cities, and extend its systems into public transport and other outdoor environments.
