Edtech company launched
The Hindu
In Ekluvya, I saw a hungry team that wants to right a lot of wrongs happening in our childhood learning: Gopichand
Chief national badminton coach Pullela Gopichand launched Ekluvya, an Edtech company that aims to maximise a child’s learning potential, on Tuesday. MP G. Ranjith Reddy and director of SR Hatcheries Tirupathi Reddy were also present.
“In Ekluvya, I saw a hungry team that wants to right a lot of wrongs happening in our childhood learning,” Gopichand said at the launch.
“Only about 12-15% children are really interested in studying. There is a huge set of children that are distracted. They pursue learning only because their parents ask them to,” said chairman of Ekluvya A. Santhosh Reddy.
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