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Tech: Why Chan Zuckerberg Initiative provided funds to BYJU

<p>Raveendran Byju says that following the Facebook investment, he can now take his app international and revolutionise online education</p>

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Who would have thought that an education app would be India's first major breakthrough app? Turns out, Raveendran Byju, founder of Byju — an education app with over 30 million lessons already down its pocket — hedged his bets right. When on September 8, Mark Zuckerberg announced that his new Chan Zuckerberg Initiative would be investing $50 million in Byju, Indian netizens hailed his achievement. After all, here was a Malayalam-medium schoolboy from a village called Azhikode, Kerela making his way into the big leagues.

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