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The Rise of Byju's: India's EdTech Giant Byju's, founded in 2011 by Byju Raveendran and Divya Gokulnath, has transformed from a startup to a multi-billion dollar edtech company, shaping India's education landscape. Its innovative approach, using te

Do you want Byju's to cease it's operations next academic year & sell the company to settle its debts.

is this the ending? 😭 Delaware court restricts Byju’s from use of $533 mn parked overseas Riju Ravindran, co-founder of edtech company Byju's, has been penalized by a US court for contempt of court. The court found Ravindran in contempt for refus

STAY UPDATED !! Byju's, Bengaluru-based edtech firm, is reportedly in talks with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to settle its Rs 158.90 crore debts. If the settlement is reached, Byju's will be released from an insolvency process

India’s Unicorns and their valuations, a detailed list on Medial- 2024 1. Krutrim - AI: $1 billion 2. Ather Energy - Electric Vehicles: $1.4 billion 3. Perfios - FinTech (SaaS): $1.2 billion 4. Rapido - Ride-Hailing: $1.1 billion 5. Moneyview - Fi

🤯As of January 5, 2025, here are the updated valuations for some of India's top startups: -- 🚀Byju's: Approximately $21 billion. -- 🚀Flipkart: Valued at around $37.6 billion; acquired by Walmart. --🚀Paytm: Approximately $16 billion. --🚀Ola:

India's electric cycle (e-cycle) industry is experiencing rapid growth, with market value estimated at $1.2 billion and projected to reach $3,000.5 million by 2033, according to IMARC Group.

🔴28 employees entered #Google CEO’s office and threatened to stay there until Google canceled its $1.2 billion contract with the Israeli 🇮🇱government. Google has FIRED all of them from job. 👉 What's your take on this topic is it an ethical way

Once India's most valued Startup is now Bankrupt.. What made it worse is the incompetency of its Founder Who is now leaving in Dubai after burning Millions with his Ego.. Post covid when Coaching Opened again students chose offline coaching, Event

From EdTech giant to bankruptcy proceedings – the rise and fall of BYJU'S. Once valued at $22 billion, the company now faces insolvency after a series of acquisitions, debt defaults, and investigations.