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Byju's is currently facing significant challenges. As one of the most renowned brands, it made headlines by appointing soccer legend Lionel Messi as its brand ambassador and becoming a key sponsor of the 2022 World Cup. Team India's cricket stars proudly wore Byju's name on their chests as the company became the title sponsor. As the pandemic surged, investor enthusiasm towards digital companies, including newly established ed-tech Unicorns like Byju's, reached its peak.

As we are moving towards another year amid concerns of a third wave of pandemic, which can have a serious impact on businesses and overall growth of economy, India’s investment landscape seems to have ebbed away any such concerns.

We have tried to put up a brief analysis of diverse sector along with Indian economy, will be glad to hear your opinion

“One repays a teacher badly if one always remains nothing but a pupil.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche

As nations contemplate efforts to minimise the impacts of the pandemic such as bailing out bleeding industry sectors, a key question remains. "Are we going to choose to remain a pupil until another catastrophe strikes or will we be bold enough to call for a metamorphosis and thereby repay adequately the teacher that COVID-19 has turned out to be?"

It is a widely known fact that the novel Coronavirus has not left any country or organization (small or large) unaffected. Needless to say, its financial impact has left companies across economies and industries high and dry. Start-ups will undergo tougher times as compared with large corporations blessed with higher cash reserves, multiple lines of credit along with additional sources of funds.