In lockdown, India sees 39% spike in sugar daddies and babies
In lockdown, India sees 39% spike in sugar daddies and babies
An online 'sugar dating' platform calling Seeking says it has seen Indian users grow by 158% between 2019 and 2020, a possible result of India's growing unemployment rate. Find out how much money is involved on today's edition of News by Numbers
Manu Balachandran is a writer for Forbes India, based in Bengaluru. At Forbes India, Manu writes on automobiles, aviation, pharmaceuticals, banking, infrastructure, economy and long profiles among many others. He also moderates many of Forbes India's CEO and CXO events and hosts Capital Ideas, a podcast on the most riveting success stories from the business world. He has previously worked with Quartz, The Economic Times and Business Standard in Mumbai and New Delhi. Manu has a master's degree in journalism from Cardiff University and a degree in economics from the Loyola College. When not chasing stories, he is most likely obsessing over Formula 1 (Read: Lewis Hamilton), historical events and people, or planning long weekend drives from Bengaluru
