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    PhysicsWallah gets tax relief as I-T dept cuts demand; contests residual ask of Rs 193 crore

    Edtech firm PhysicsWallah has seen its tax demand reduced from Rs 263.3 crore to Rs 192.7 crore following a rectification application. The company has appealed the revised order, asserting strong grounds to contest the remaining demand. Despite the ongoing dispute, PhysicsWallah stated it will not materially impact its financial position or operations.

    Next AI unicorns will come from India: Google AI Fund chief

    As a part of its first cohort of its joint investment programme in India, the two organisations have selected five startups in March, where the companies will invest $1 million each and will offer $350,000 in compute credits along with other benefits such as access to top foundational models from Google.

    Peak XV alum’s fund; Snabbit, Scapia funding; Upgrad-Unacademy deal

    Happy Monday! Former Peak XV Partners executives have launched a new early-stage venture fund. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    Once he lived in a slum, couldn’t study for IIT. Today, he’s richer than Shah Rukh Khan, with net worth over Rs 14,000 crore

    Alakh Pandey, founder of Physics Wallah, shared his inspiring journey from poverty to immense wealth on The Great Indian Kapil Show. Forced to give tuitions in sixth grade after his family lost their home, Pandey's personal struggles fueled his mission to make quality education accessible. His edtech platform's success has propelled his net worth to an astounding Rs 14,510 crore.

    CA shares wealth formula after Physics Wallah's Alakh Pandey vs Shah Rukh Khan's networth comparison

    Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan vs Physics Wallah co-founder Alakh Pandey: A single comparison about their wealth had set the social media buzzing when it came out last year and triggered conversations around how modern wealth is being built in India. Reopening the debate, a chartered accountant shared insights on how wealth can be created in today's modern world in a short span of time.

    Edtech unicorn Lead Group rejigs C-suite to chase growth

    Edtech unicorn Lead Group has appointed Moiz Saif as chief financial officer and promoted Deepak Hariharan to chief business officer. Other leadership changes include Ajay Kashyap becoming CTO and Prasad Narasimha as head of HR. The moves aim to support the firm’s goal of reaching 10 million students and going public by 2030.

    The Economic Times
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