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Ganesh Pai is the Founder of Don’t Memorise. He started Don’t Memorise in 2014 to help students understand educational concepts simply and minimalistic. 

He is an Electronics and Telecommunications Engineer, and a TED-Ed Educator. He has created 2 lessons with TED-Ed which have crossed 8 million views. He’s also a long-distance cyclist and has won the 200km BRM medal. He loves playing chess and football.

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