In an exclusive interview with Smita Prakash, Byju’s founder Byju Raveendran breaks his silence on the crisis engulfing India’s most famous edtech start-up. From loan defaults to aggressive sales allegations, mass layoffs, and now an ED lookout notice, Byju’s is battling on multiple fronts. Raveendran slams ‘vulture lenders’ for attempting a hostile takeover, while co-founder Divya Gokulnath says the company belongs in classrooms, not courtrooms. The company is now betting on 'Byju's 3.0' as its

‘Investors Were The First To Walk Away When…’ #Byju’s Founder Admits To Once valued at $22 billion at its peak, India's edtech startup Byju's, has now found itself at a difficult time. Hailed as a leader in education technology, Byju’s today, according to its founder, Byju Raveendran, is effectively worth zero. In a press conference on 17th October, Raveendran acknowledged his mistakes. He admitted to misjudging the market, overestimating the growth potential, and, most critically, moving too qu