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Byju's founder, Byju Raveendran, has been removed from the Forbes Billionaire list 2024. Just last year, his net worth amounted to around $2.1 billion, but now it has plunged to zero due to the company's financial crisis. 

Edtech Byju's is currently facing a financial crisis and has come down to a $200 million valuation from $22 billion in 2022. Reasons like mismanaged expansion and financial decisions have led to the downfall of the company. 

This International Women's Day, let's celebrate the female entrepreneurs of India, who broke the patriarchy and became a huge inspiration for everyone all over the country. 

Misbah’s father works at a puncture shop. Despite facing financial hardships, he encouraged Misbah to pursue her dreams. She secured 86 percent in grade 12 and 633 marks in NEET results.

Customer frustration boils over as the family takes drastic action over Byju's refund delay. In an age where customer service is paramount, a recent incident involving a family's unconventional response to a refund delay from educational technology (ed-tech) giant Byju's has sparked widespread discussion about customer satisfaction and the complexities of refund procedures within the industry.
 

Siddharth Gupta faced disappointment in three attempts at the UPSC exams, but his determination remained unwavering. He cracked the UPPSC 2022 exams and became a Naib Tehsildar. Subsequently, he secured first rank in the UPPSC 2023, earning the position of SDM.

Tamil Nadu’s Prabhanjan J managed to achieve a perfect score and topped the NEET UG 2023 exams. He also became the first student from Tamil Nadu to accomplish this feat. A student from Andhra Pradesh, Bora Varun Chakraborty also secured 99.99 percent marks and achieved AIR 1 along with Prabhanjan.

Ahad Ahmad’s father works at a puncture shop. Due to financial problems, Ahad completed his graduation by taking an education loan. His family celebrated his success when Ahad secured at impressive rank of 157^th in the UPPSC-J exam.

Jagdish Chand Chaudhry, the founder of Aakash Institute, climbed up the ladder of success with his belief in numerology. His early years were spent in poverty and today he is considered one of the most powerful ed-tech giants in India.

IAS Varun Baranwal is a resident of Boisar, Maharashtra. Varun lost his father when he was still a school student. After completing his class 10th, he took the responsibility of running the household. Due to financial constraints, he discontinued his studies and started repairing bicycles. An acquaintance of Varun, who was also a doctor, helped him secure admission in a college. With sheer dedication and consistent practice for 8 years, Varun Baranwal became a UPSC topper.

Mohammad Kasim is a resident of Sambhal. He spent his childhood washing dishes for his father’s hand cart business. As he grew older, Kasim set up his own stall, selling haleem (a stew-based dish). He worked at his stall from 6 am to 8 pm. In 2012, Kasim shut down his cart business and moved to Aligarh for higher education. He qualified for the UGC NET exam after completing his LLM. Kasim secured 135^th rank in UPPSC-J in 2023.