Zomato’s Deepinder Goyal Unveils $25 Million Fund to ‘Continue Research’; aims to support seed funding

Online food delivery giant Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal on Thursday, October 24, 2025 announced a $25 million fund for his ‘Continue Research’ project as the entity seeks to support researchers and new funds, according to the official announcement. In a social media post on X, Deepinder Goyal revealed that the $25 million fund is fully funded by him as his project aims to support the researchers around the world. “Today, we’re expanding Continue Research to include a $25 million fund (entirely personally backed) to support researchers around the world who dare to ask simpler questions than anyone else. Who believe that biology can be much simpler than we’ve made it,” said Goyal. What is Continue Research? Continue Research is a project founded by Deepinder Goyal, and over the past two years it has funded research efforts to study upstream mechanisms in biology, according to the official website. “We believe biology can be much simpler than we’ve made it out to be, if we just take a systems approach to the whole picture rather than studying it pixel by pixel,” the project said. Continue Research is not positioned as a company or a startup, and according to the website, it is a research team and seed fund that supports research for the next phase of human existence. According to Goyal’s social media post, Continue Research’s goal is to “extend healthy human function” long enough for people to stop making short-term decisions. Deepinder Goyal also emphasized that this project is going to be a journey spanning several decades, with the main goal as ‘conscious evolution’ of humanity. “This will be a multi-decade journey. Our goal here is to become a small catalyst in humanity’s journey of conscious evolution. To lead us into the Post-Darwin era,” Deepinder Goyal said in his post. Do they work on human aging? Continue Research works with researchers to gain insights into human ageing, something that is ‘forever hiding in plain sight’. Deepinder Goyal also announced that the project is likely to announce more developments on it in the next few weeks. He also said that the project is at the ‘tail end’ of a research hypothesis, which has the potential to change how people understand biology and ageing. “Together with a team of initially skeptical researchers, we explored a penny-drop insight into human aging. Something that has been hiding in plain sight forever. But more on that in a few weeks. We are at the end of the research on this hypothesis, which if true, could fundamentally change our understanding of biology and social media,” said Thursday.

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