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With investors asking for a change in the board structure at Byjus, the edtech giants founder and chief executive officer (CEO), Byju Raveendran, is now asking them to put $300 million into the company for more control. The company has rung up $5.8 billion from investors such as General Atlantic, Sofina, the Qatar Investment Authority, Sumeru Ventures, Vitruvian Partners, BlackRock, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Seq­uoia, Silver Lake, Bond Capital, Tencent, and Tiger Global.

Reduction of classical Chinese content being taught in Taiwan schools becomes a hot topic among political rivals.

IIT Bombay: This contribution surpasses the previous record of Rs 41 crore donated by the class of 1971 during their golden jubilee celebration.

     new delhi,   iit-bombay’s class of 1998 has gifted rs 57 crore to its alma mater as part of the silver jubilee reunion celebrations -- the highest combined contribution by a single class. the donation, by

Edtech platforms including Emeritus, Coursera, upGrad, Simplilearn and Great Learning say they have seen a sharp uptick in the number of top executives—including CXOs—who are opting for upskilling to stay on top of things in a fast-changing business environment. Courses in generative AI, ChatGPT, machine learning, data science and business analytics and leadership skills are finding the most traction among senior leaders. Tech, tech services, BFSI and healthcare are the sectors with...

⁠This is the highest combined contribution by a single class, breaking the previous record of Rs 41 crore by the Class of 1971 for their golden jubilee celebration

The contribution was made by over 200-plus alumni including Silver Lake MD Apoorv Saxena, Peak XV MD Shailendra Singh, Vector Capital MD Anupam Banerjee, Dileep George of AI Research, Google Deepmind, Great Learning CEO Mohan Lakahmraju among others

This contribution marks the highest sum ever donated by a single batch in IIT-B's history, surpassing the previous record of Rs 41 crore set by the Class of 1971 during their golden jubilee celebrations.

This is the highest combined contribution by a single batch. Previously, the batch of 1971 had raised ₹41 crore for their golden jubilee celebrations | Mumbai news

The funds raised by the Class of 1998 will help the Institute support key academic projects and the research landscape at IIT Bombay, the institute said in an official tweet.