In the world of coaching in Patna, the capital of Bihar, there is often talk of competition between Khan sir and Roshan Anand regarding students. But on Rakshabandhan, the style of 'competition' between the two changed. This time the question was not about studies, results or coaching facilities, but about the rakhis tied on the wrist and the arrangements made for the students.
On the occasion of Rakshabandhan, girl students reached the coaching institutes of both the teachers in large numbers and tied Rakhis. Within no time both their wrists were filled with Rakhis. It is being claimed that the weight of the Rakhis tied on both their hands reached about 5 kg or more. Now it is being jokingly called 'Khan Sir vs Roshan Anand Rakhi Race' on social media and among students.
First there was competition in studies, now who has the upper hand in Rakhis?
Both Khan sir and Roshan Anand have their own student fan following in Patna. Rakshabandhan program was organized on a large scale in both the institutions. The students tied Rakhi to their teachers and shared the feeling of brother-sister relationship. During this time, in the pictures and videos that surfaced, the wrists of both the teachers were seen completely covered with Rakhis. This is the reason that on the day of Rakshabandhan, the discussion 'on whose hand more Rakhis were tied' started in Patna.
Thousands of girl students tied Rakhi at Khan Sir's place.
Khan sir organized Rakshabandhan program at SK Memorial Hall, Patna. During this time, a large number of girl students arrived and tied rakhis to them. During the program, so many rakhis were tied on Khan sir's wrist that his hand appeared completely covered with rakhis. Food was also arranged for the students at his place. Khan sir himself was seen serving food to the students. It is being told that this time also the weight of the Rakhis tied on his wrist reached several kilos. However, official confirmation of the exact number and weight of Rakhis is required separately.
Khan sir made a big announcement – will now open an orphanage
Khan sir also made a big announcement in the Rakshabandhan program. He said that last year on the occasion of Rakshabandhan, he had announced the opening of a cancer hospital. This time he informed about the plan to open an orphanage. According to Khan sir, work is being done to create not just shelter for the children, but a complete ecosystem including education and other needs, that is, for Khan sir, this time Rakshabandhan was not limited to just rakhis and programs, but was also associated with the announcement of a new social initiative.
On the other hand, Roshan Anand also had a pile of Rakhis on his hand.
On the other hand, Roshan Anand, Director of Gyan Bindu GS Academy also celebrated Rakshabandhan with the girl students at his coaching centre. The girl students tied rakhis to them one after the other. Within some time, his hand was also completely filled with rakhis. It is claimed that the total weight of the Rakhis tied on his hand reached about 5 kg. After tying so many Rakhis, it came to light that it would be difficult to even raise one's hand. After this, a discussion on 'who is next' started on social media regarding the Rakhis of Khan sir and Roshan Anand.
Roshan Anand's big announcement – will donate 50% of ancestral property
On the occasion of Rakshabandhan, Roshan Anand also made an emotional announcement. Referring to his brother, he said that if his brother were alive today, he would also have half the share in his father's property. Referring to this sentiment, Roshan Anand talked about his decision to donate his ancestral property and 50 percent of his wealth to the sisters and education system of Bihar. This announcement was an important part of the Rakshabandhan program and was seen beyond the brother-sister relationship and linked it to education and social responsibility.
There are 65 recipes in Khan Sir's coaching and 84 recipes in Roshan Anand's.
The matter did not stop only with Rakhis. On the occasion of Rakshabandhan in Patna, special arrangements for food were also made for the students in both the institutions. According to the information, around 65 types of dishes were arranged in Khan sir's establishment, while around 84 types of dishes were arranged in Roshan Anand's establishment. Apart from sweets like Kaju Katli, Gulab Jamun and Rasgulla, South Indian and Chinese dishes and Litti-Chokha were also served at Roshan Anand's centre. That is, the 'competition' which is usually discussed in Patna regarding studies, on Rakshabandhan, its color was visible from Rakhi to the food plate.
What is the story behind the 'Race' of Rakhis?
This comparison between Khan sir and Roshan Anand is not just a social media discussion. Both the teachers are popular among the students in their own way and the presence of girl students in large numbers in their programs on Rakshabandhan shows the bond built between them and the students. On one hand, Khan sir announced an orphanage, while on the other hand, Roshan Anand announced to donate a part of the property for the sisters and the education system. Therefore, the real picture of this Rakshabandhan is not limited to just 'whose wrist was heavier'. The programs organized in both the institutions also brought teacher-student relationships, social initiatives and big events into the spotlight.
Unique 'Khan Sir vs Roshan Anand' match seen on Rakshabandhan in Patna
While pictures of brother-sister love were seen everywhere in Patna on Rakshabandhan, Khan sir and Roshan Anand's program brought it into limelight for a different reason. On one side, Khan Sir's wrist laden with Rakhis, on the other side Roshan Anand's hand claims to have about 5 kg of Rakhis; On one side there were 65 types of dishes and on the other side there were 84 dishes along with big announcements from both the teachers. That is, this time in Patna, the competition in the world of coaching moved from the classroom to the stage of Rakshabandhan and social media got its new 'Rakhi competition'.