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NEW DELHI: Anand Kumar, the esteemed founder of Super 30, has expressed serious concerns about the current state of coaching institutes following a tragic incident where three UPSC candidates drowned due to rainwater flooding the library at Rau’s IAS coaching center in Old Rajender Nagar, central Delhi. Kumar highlighted the shift in perception, noting that students are now viewed more as ‘customers’ rather than learners.

Despite the growing availability of online educational resources, students continue to flock to Delhi for coaching. Kumar suggests that the future of educational institutions may lean heavily towards online learning. “Although my prediction might be speculative, based on my experience, I believe that 90 percent of these coaching institutes could disappear in the next 10 to 15 years,” Kumar stated.

Kumar pointed out that online education currently represents only a tiny fraction of the market, with high-quality content and curricula still underdeveloped. He envisions a future where students can benefit from online classes delivered by dedicated educators, offering a more convenient and effective alternative to traditional offline coaching.

In light of the recent tragedy, Kumar urged the government to form a dedicated team to offer free coaching to UPSC candidates, drawing a parallel with the extensive effort involved in creating quality educational resources like NCERT books. He proposed the development of a substantial online tutoring platform similar to these educational resources.

Offering his condolences for the recent loss of life, Kumar condemned the business-oriented approach adopted by many coaching centers, urging them to prioritize the health and safety of their students. He suggested that coaching centers should limit their student intake to ensure adequate seating and better educational outcomes.

Kumar has resisted commercialization despite numerous investment offers to expand his coaching institute, emphasizing the importance of maintaining educational quality and integrity. He stressed that education should not be driven by profit but by a genuine commitment to student welfare.

The commercialization of education has also been highlighted by Jagdeep Dhankar, the chairman of the Rajya Sabha. Dhankar noted that tutoring has become increasingly commercialized, with many institutions referring to parents as ‘clients.’ He suggested that the issue warrants further discussion and may be addressed in parliamentary proceedings.

The tragic drowning of three UPSC candidates on July 27 occurred when water inundated a coaching center’s basement in Old Rajinder Nagar, West Delhi.

Filmmaker Anand Kumar confirmed that he is working on a project based on the life of Sukesh Chandrasekhar, a conman. Kumar has recently met ASP Deepak Sharma, Tihar Jail, and said that the meeting was the first and research is underway. The project is in its initial stages and the progress will depend on the information and material they can gather. Only after then, Anand will be able to decide if he will be creating a web series or a movie about the conman.

A team of writers will be in Delhi in the following month, as per Anand Kumar, and connect with the investigating team. Due to money laundering and cheating cases, Sukesh Chandrasekhar was in Tihar jail. As the project will be based on Sukesh Chandrasekhar, the director of Zila Ghaziabad (2013) said, it will be mainly based on his personal life, money laundering, and cheating cases.

But the filmmaker does not wish to look at this project as a biopic. The film will explore the link-ups Sukesh had with Bollywood actresses such as Nora Fatehi and Jacqueline Fernandes. Anand says that a biopic is for great minds and people and not a conman, and he does not want Sukesh to be immortalized this way. Anand also shared about the intriguing factor that encouraged him to pursue the story.

He said that Sukesh’s style of conning people is different from others as he knows 10-12 languages, and probably even more. He wants to understand how Sukesh could pull such frauds by creating his networks. He intends the film to show how he planned and pulled scams with his mastermind for almost a year and only then executed them. Also, Kumar feels that such personalities are yet to be explored in Indian cinema. He said that research is ongoing for the last six months.

When asked if he was considering talking to the conman and meeting him up for his research, Kumar said that he has not thought about it. But in case Sukesh is not prepared to share his story, he can always reach out to those who were conned by him. ASP Deepak Sharma said that he met with Anand recently, who is an old friend.

And Anand spoke to him about his interest in making the film. Deepak feels that the project is a great idea and Anand ji wishes to know how Sukesh behaves, looks, dressed up, likes to do, and other essentials. Anand has told Deepak that his writers are researching and will be in Delhi and he shall meet them on it.

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