WhiteHat Jr, a startup that aims to teach Indian school children coding, Tuesday said its platform has already seen over 50,000 trials in the last few months.
Founded by former head of Discovery Communications in India Karan Bajaj, WhiteHat Jr had raised USD 1.3 million in seed funding from Nexus Venture Partners and Omidyar Network India.
"We have seen huge response from parents to the concept of teaching children to code. We are scaling up our operations and technology to cater to the massive interest, while also ensuring that we can continue to offer 1:1 sessions," Bajaj told
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