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Forbes India 13th Anniversary: Rewind of Key Milestones of India's Corporates and Startups
A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
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Can edtech replace classroom teaching?
Few sectors, like banking and payments, can replace the physical with the digital. But there are many sectors where digital is at best a supplement. Like education, where tech tools and platforms are excellent value-adds for personalised learning but probably not a replacement for classroom teaching
2022 Edtech Special
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Unacademy's Gaurav Munjal is ready to drink the polyjuice potion. Can Professor Snape transfigure into Professor McGonagall?
Stung by allegations of rampant 'toxic' culture, stirred by a pressing need to become more humane and goaded by an impending funding winter, Gaurav Munjal is trying to rewire himself and Unacademy. Can the livewire make India's biggest online test prep platform unlearn and learn?
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I fear failure a lot. A lot: Gaurav Munjal
The Unacademy cofounder on being blunt, dealing with criticism and why teachers should be paid higher salaries
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It's wartime but it's not a challenge: Byju Raveendran on the future of online learning
The future of learning is finding the best of both online and offline, says the founder of the $22 billion edtech empire Byju's
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Online lectures most misleading trend of the pandemic: SpeEdLabs' Vivek Varshney
14 job rejections after IIT, and a decade-long successful carreer later, Vivek Varshney set up SpeEdLabs as a hybrid education and learning platform when the Byjus and Unacademys of the world were going online. Two years after the pandemic, he stands by his staunch belief in the hybrid learning model, and his venture's numbers back him up
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How edtech is adapting to children back in classrooms
Edtech startups are innovating to build on the advantages of both online and offline presence to give children the best of both worlds
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Can vernacular edtech become mainstream?
With the next half billion students and learners coming from rural India, vernacular edtech is on a steady rise. Can it scale despite challenges?
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Dance, art and craft classes went virtual in the pandemic. Can they survive as kids go back to school?
Edtech startups offering extracurricular activities were among the biggest beneficiaries during the lockdown. As children return to classrooms, they now need to reorient themselves to remain relevant in a post-pandemic world
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The constantly evolving educators of edtech
In the wake of layoffs, hybrid models and changing business strategies in a struggling edtech sector, teachers are having to adapt and reorient as never before
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Can early-learning startup Creative Galileo make money?
Prerna Jhunjhunwala made Creative Galileo one of the fastest growing early-learning apps in India by using a bunch of well-known desi characters. Can she now make money out of it?
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