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Swiping left and right can be gruelling, and it’s showing in the dip in numbers. Global players and homegrown apps are thinking up fresh strategies to keep the interest in love going through yet another pandemic-hit year

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Bumble’s recent nationwide survey revealed that one in three (38 per cent) single Indians hopes to see themselves in a committed relationship in 2021

Bumble’s recent nationwide survey revealed that one in three (38 per cent) single Indians hopes to see themselves in a committed relationship in 2021

Finding someone to love is hard enough, let alone in a pandemic. Dating apps can feel significantly different in the age of social distancing, given the difficulty in migrating your digital connections into the real world. There’s only so much that you can glean about a person through in-app video chats and FaceTime calls. The 
drink that you would’ve usually planned after a few successful hours of chatting, is no longer an available intervention. 

All of which goes to suggest that “swiper’s fatigue” is a legit global phenomenon. It’s that old familiar feeling when dating starts to feel like a chore. While the possibilities and choices seem exciting at first, the effort it requires can be exhausting. 

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