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BYJU'S elevates Jiny Thattil as CTO following incumbent Anil Goel's exit - Vimarsana News

BYJU'S elevates Jiny Thattil as CTO following incumbent Anil Goel's exit

In a statement, the company said Thattil will take over reins from Anil Goel who is leaving the company after three years as CTO.

Saving edtech company Byju's: Inside the great rescue act - Vimarsana News

Saving edtech company Byju's: Inside the great rescue act

As the edtech company navigates its year from hell, three men are putting the guard rails around it

ED alleges Rs 9,000 crore FEMA violation by Byju's, company issues denial - Vimarsana News

ED alleges Rs 9,000 crore FEMA violation by Byju's, company issues denial

CNBC-TV18 reported on November 21 that the notice was sent to the parent company Think and Learn Pvt Ltd (TLPL) and the founder Byju Raveendran.

Fully complaint with FEMA regulations, Byju's tells shareholders - Vimarsana News

Fully complaint with FEMA regulations, Byju's tells shareholders

India Business News: Byju Raveendran, the founder and CEO of Byju's, has assured shareholders that the edtech startup is compliant with regulations and denies allegations

Byju Raveendran: ED issues show cause notice of Rs 9,362 crore to Byju's for forex violation - Vimarsana News

Byju Raveendran: ED issues show cause notice of Rs 9,362 crore to Byju's for forex violation

Earlier in the day, ET reported that ED had found alleged forex violations to the tune of Rs 9,000 crore by edtech giant Byjus, citing sources. In response to ETs request for comment on the matter, a spokesperson said the company “unequivocally denies media reports that insinuate it has received any notice from the Enforcement Directorate.”