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BYJU'S Senior Exec Exits, To Lead US Firm Impending Inc
BYJU'S Senior Vice President for international business Cherian Thomas has resigned from the company and will now helm US-based Impending Inc. As the CEO, Thomas will focus on building and scaling the product portfolio, while strengthening and growing a global talent pool, Impending Inc said in a statement. A mail sent to BYJU'S did not elicit any response. A source familiar with the matter confirmed Thomas' departure, but did not comment on his successor.
Unacademy Sacks Teacher Who Appealed Students To Vote For Educated Candidates
Unacademy has sacked a teacher, Karan Sangwan, who appealed students to vote for educated candidates, with the edtech firm saying that classroom is not a place to share personal opinions and views. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal also weighed on the issue and wondered whether asking people to vote for educated person is a crime. Unacademy co-founder Roman Saini said that Sangwan was in breach of contract and therefore the company had to part ways with him.
Byju's Appoints Ex-UpGrad Chief Arjun Mohan As CEO For International Business
Edtech major Byju's has appointed upGrad's former chief Arjun Mohan as its CEO for international business, according to sources. Byju Raveendran will remain the group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Mrinal Mohit will continue to head the India business, the sources told PTI. Byju's declined to comment on the development. Mohan was with Byju's for 11 years as its Chief Business Officer before joining Ronnie Screwvala-promoted upGrad as its India CEO. He resigned from upGrad in December last year.
After Restaurant, Cab Aggregators, Government To Hold Talks With Edtech Firms Against Rising Complaints
After reprimanding restaurants and ride-hailing apps, the Consumer Affairs Ministry will soon hold a meeting with edutech firms like Byju's and Unacademy amid complaints that these platforms put extra study pressure on schools. When asked if the government is taking action against edutech companies' advertisements, especially Byju's new ad 'two teacher advantage' that is putting pressure on children, Consumer Affairs Secretary Rohit Kumar Singh said: "We are aware of this.
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