“Broke, Not Broken”: Byju Ravendran breaks silence on “The Good 17, Bad 2 & Ugly 1”

BYJU RAVEENDRAN, founder of the BYJU Education Technology Company, recently joined the X social media platform to exchange visions on the company’s trip over the past two decades. “There is nothing good at all as it seems, nor bad as it makes you believe. The truth falls somewhere between them.

Byju’s, which amounted to $ 22 billion in 2022, faced great financial difficulties, due to a large extent to the monetary crisis and organizational issues. On Sunday, besides a picture of his youth, Rafandran shared another message on X, “Fracture, not broken. We will rise again.”

The financial problems of the company escalated, as the return to the physical classes affected its operations. Nevertheless, Ravendran is still optimistic about the transformation, saying: “Once we re -launch our company – which I think will happen sooner than expected – we will reunify it exclusively from our amazing group of former BYJOTES.”

His optimism is clear even amid the ongoing challenges.

Raveendran confirmed the role of Beju in providing job opportunities, after 215,000 new graduates hired for nine years, each of which gets a salary of no less than 6 Cham rupees. “Byju’s has been built by these two beginners Lakh with zero experience, exceptional talent, and endless energy. They went to become members productive in our great economy,” he pointed out.

In addressing speculation about his transfer to Dubai, Ravendran explained that he had his father’s medical treatment, and not an attempt to evade the company’s issues. “It is unfortunate that people believe that I ran to Dubai because I had to … but let me be clear, I did not run away.”

Devia Gokolith, the BYJU’s Foundation, has announced the invasion of ravEendran on social media, highlighting its previous frequency. “For years, I tried to persuade byju ravEendran to install his toes in the world of beautiful social media and sometimes crazy. He replied? But what is the construction talk now.

Ravendran’s comments refer to a strategic approach to re -launch byju, with the aim of a quick return despite the ongoing financial conflicts. His optimistic outlook is still essential to reviving the potential company.