Raushan Anand Age, Family, Biography

Bio/Wiki
Other Name	Raushan Yadav Sir
Profession	Educator
Known for	Being the founder of the Gyan Bindu GS Academy in Patna, Bihar
Physical Stats
Eye Colour	Black
Hair Colour	Black
Personal Life
Date of Birth	5 December 1997 (Friday)
Age (as of 2025)	28 Years
Birthplace	Village Dhamsena, District Saharsa, Patna, Bihar, India
Zodiac sign	Sagittarius
Nationality	Indian
Hometown	Patna, Bihar
College/University	Lalit Narayan Mithila University
Educational Qualification	Graduation
Religion	Hinduism
Caste	Other Backward Class (OBC)
Controversy	In June 2026, he was arrested in a case for attacking and vandalising the Khan Global Studies (KGS) educational institution in Patna, Bihar, India.
Social Media	• Instagram • Facebook • YouTube
Relationships & More
Marital Status	Unmarried
Family
Parents	Father- (farmer) Mother- (homemaker)
Siblings	Brother- Prince Gaurav

Some Lesser Known Facts About Raushan Anand

• Raushan Anand grew up in an economically weak family.

• After completing his schooling at a local government school in Patna, Bihar, he left his village when he was fifteen years old.

• He wished to change the fortune and circumstances of his family.

• He moved from Patna, Bihar, to Kota, Rajasthan, where he prepared for engineering entrance exams.

• Raushan Anand then cleared AIEEE and secured a seat in Birla Institute of Technology (BIT) in Mesra, Ranchi, Jharkhand.

• However, his family could not afford his college and hostel fees, so he quit the college.

• After that, he refused to go back to his village and prepared for various government examinations.

• He cleared the Bihar police written examination, but failed the physical entrance test.

• Raushan Anand then cleared the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC); however, he failed in the final selection round.

• Later, it became difficult for him to survive in Patna. So, he started teaching to his fellow students, who could not afford fees.

• He started teaching them and took home cooked food in return.

• In September 2017, he, alongside Bittu Jha, a co-educator, founded ‘Gyan Bindu GS Academy,’ which was later renamed Gyan Bindu Coaching, a training institute for aspirants of competitive government exams.

• Raushan Anand then started working as its director.

• The academy was started with only 4 to 6 students in its initial batches.

• The institute mainly focused to train its students for the Bihar Police Sub-Inspector (Daroga) recruitment.

• Over the years, the coaching institute grew into a popular educational organisation with more than thousand students enrolled every year.

• It achieved a high rate success in Sub-Inspector examinations. It then became popular with the names “Daroga Guru” and “Daroga Factory.”
  

  Raushan Anand posing with his students

• Raushan Anand then came into the limelight for announcing Royal Enfield Bullet motorcycles as rewards to his Top 20 ranked students for the Sub-Inspector recruitment exam.

• After that, he fulfilled his promise when seven of his students cleared the examination and gifted them bikes in public.
  

  Raushan Anand posing with his students after gifting them bikes

• On 2 June 2026, he made headlines when he, along with his several associates, was arrested in a case for attacking and vandalising the Khan Global Studies (KGS) educational institution, which is owned by Khan Sir in Patna.

• They were kept in the Beur Central Jail.

• Reportedly, more than 20 people destroyed Khan Sir’s property and beat the security guard of the institute.

• After that, the bodyguards of Khan Sir fired two shots in the air to stop the violence.

• During police investigations, it was revealed that there was a old violent rivalry between KGS and rival coaching centre, Gyan Bind
  

  Raushan Anand’s students protesting for his release in Patna

• In June 2026, the conflict between the two coaching centres started because of the results of the Bihar Police recruitment examination.

• Reportedly, both institutes claimed that they had helped a large number of successful candidates. One coaching centre claimed that 12,000 students had passed because of its coaching, while the other claimed credit for 10,000 successful candidates.

• The two institutes also torn each other’s hoardings and posters.

• In February 2026, when the results for 24 Forest Range Officer posts were announced, a student named Abhishek Kumar, also known as Abhishek Patel, secured the first rank in the exam. Soon after, both coaching centres claimed that he was their student.

• On 28 March 2026, Abhishek Patel visited the coaching institute of Khan Sir to receive his honour.

• This incident upset Raushan Anand, who later shared his WhatsApp chats with Patel publicly, where Patel was seen discussing a course with him.

• Raushan Anand then blamed Khan Sir for paying Rs. 10 lakh to take the credit for the topper. However, Patel denied all these allegations.