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India Today
17 hours ago
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- India Today
Khan Sir's 'Byah kab hua' conversation with Tejashwi Yadav goes viral. Watch video
A candid conversation between Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav and Patna's popular educator Faizal Khan, widely known as Khan Sir, has gone viral on social conversation took place during Khan Sir's wedding reception, held in Patna on June 2, where he formally introduced his wife, AS Khan, to close friends and guests. Khan Sir had earlier surprised his students by revealing during a coaching session that he got married in at the wedding reception, Yadav asked Khan Sir, 'Kya hua, byah kab hua? (What happened, when did you get married?)' 'Abhi jo India-Pakistan conflict chal raha thaa, ussi beech (During the recent India-Pakistan conflict)," Khan Sir said. Explaining his low-profile wedding, Khan Sir credited Yadav's own secretive nuptials as inspiration."Model aap hi ka tha sir. Chupchaap se karke, baad mein batana hai. 12-13 log thhe sir. Jaise aap kiye na, vaise hi. Humne socha kahaan se copy karenge? Aapka hi copy kar liya sir (It is your model that I followed, sir. I decided to announce after getting married secretly. Only 12-13 people were present, just like it happened in your case. Whom I should copy is what I thought. So, I copied you),' Khan Sir told the video of their now-viral exchange here: advertisementTejashwi Yadav married his long-time school friend Rachel Godinho in a private ceremony at Delhi's Sainik Farms in December 2021, attended by close family members and a few senior political Sir runs the Khan GS Research Centre in Patna and also operates a popular YouTube channel by the same name where he has over 24 million Reel
India Today
27-05-2025
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- India Today
Patna's renowned educator and YouTuber Khan Sir is now a married man
Patna's renowned educator and YouTuber Faizal Khan, popularly known as Khan Sir, surprised his students today by revealing during a coaching session that he is now a married Sir, known for his engaging teaching style and massive following among competitive exam aspirants, announced the news rather casually while teaching in his classroom.'I got married during the tensions between India and Pakistan,' Khan Sir Though Khan Sir didn't share many details about his wedding, sources said he got married on May 7 to a Bihar-based woman named AS is expected to host a reception on June 2 in Patna, which is likely to draw several well-known personalities along with close friends, family, and Sir runs the Khan GS Research Centre in Patna and also operates a popular YouTube channel by the same name where he has over 24 million subscribers.(With inputs from Aniket)Trending Reel
Time of India
27-05-2025
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- Time of India
Who is Khan sir and all you need to know about him
Khan Sir , born Faizal Khan in 1993 in Deoria, Uttar Pradesh, is a renowned Indian educator, YouTuber, and entrepreneur. He is celebrated for his engaging teaching style and commitment to providing affordable education to students preparing for competitive exams across India. Congratulations! You have successfully cast your vote Login to view result Early life and education Khan Sir hails from a middle-class family; his father was a contractor, and his mother a homemaker. He completed his early education at Parmar Mission School in Deoria. Pursuing higher education, he attended Allahabad University, earning a Bachelor of Science ( and a Master of Science ( degree. Additionally, he holds a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Geography. Teaching career and rise to fame He began his teaching career in Patna, Bihar, with just six students. His unique, humorous, and relatable teaching methods quickly gained popularity, leading to larger class sizes. In 2019, he launched the Khan GS Research Centre YouTube channel, which now boasts over 23 million subscribers. His content covers subjects like general studies, history, geography, polity, and current affairs. To further his reach, he developed the Khan Sir Official app in 2021, offering online courses and study materials, making quality education accessible to students nationwide. Net worth and lifestyle As of 2024, his net worth is estimated to be around ₹41 crore (approximately $5 million). His income sources include his coaching institute, YouTube channel, mobile app, and published books. Despite his wealth, he is known for his modest lifestyle and dedication to affordable education, charging significantly lower fees compared to other institutions. Personal life He has maintained a private personal life. However, in May 2025, he announced his marriage to his students via a video message. The ceremony was kept low-key due to border tensions at the time. His wife's identity remains undisclosed, referred to only as "A S Khan" on the wedding card. A reception is scheduled in Patna on June 2, 2025, followed by a special feast for his students on June 6, 2025. Controversies Khan Sir has faced some controversies, including debates over his real name and religious identity. In 2022, an FIR was lodged against him in connection with protests over the Railway Recruitment Board's NTPC examination. Despite these challenges, he continues to focus on his mission to provide quality education. Legacy and impact His journey from a small-town teacher to a national educational icon is inspiring. His innovative teaching methods and commitment to affordability have transformed the lives of millions of students across India. He remains a testament to the power of education and dedication. Khan Sir's journey from a small-town educator to a national icon exemplifies the impact of dedication and innovation in the field of education. His unique teaching methods, commitment to affordability, and ability to connect with students have transformed the educational landscape in India. As he embarks on a new chapter in his personal life, his influence as an educator continues to inspire millions across the country.
NDTV
27-05-2025
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- NDTV
Popular YouTuber, Teacher 'Khan Sir' Gets Married, Plans Party For Students
New Delhi: Popular educator and YouTuber Khan Sir has tied the knot. In a video message to his students, he revealed that they were the first ones to know about his wedding. Known for his exceptional and interactive way of teaching, Khan Sir, whose real name is Faizal Khan, said he chose to keep the wedding private due to the ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan. In the video, Khan Sir says, "I didn't tell you one thing during the tensions between the two neighbouring countries, I got married. Now I'm planning a feast for all of you. I've shared this milestone with you all before anyone else because whatever I am today is because of you." "Matches are well made in advance by God and no one can stop what is destined," he added. He added that a special feast for students was planned for June 6. Khan Sir runs the Khan GS Research Centre in Patna and also has a YouTube channel by the same name. As of now, he has 24.6 million subscribers and features around 400 videos. People flooded the comments section with their congratulatory messages. Not much information about Khan Sir's wife is available. A wedding card circulating online mentioned her name as A.S. Khan. Reports suggest she is from Bihar. The reception will take place from 7 pm to 11 pm in Panache Banquets in Patna's Danapur on June 2, according to a report in The Times Of India.
News18
27-05-2025
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- News18
Was Khan Sir's Secret Wedding A Love Marriage Or Arranged?
Last Updated: Khan Sir said that he chose to keep his marriage private due to rising India-Pakistan tensions at the time. He chose a quiet ceremony, prioritising the nation over personal joy Khan Sir of Patna, one of the country's most popular educators, is once again making headlines—not for a new class or controversy, but for his secret wedding. During a recent class, when students asked if it was a love marriage or an arranged one, he responded with his trademark humour. 'Do I seem like a man who would have a love marriage? Do you think a man like me can ever have a love marriage?" he said. His playful response made it clear that it was an arranged marriage. Khan Sir 's younger brothers were keen for him to get married and, with their mother's guidance, arranged the match. He acknowledged that he couldn't go against his mother's wishes, and his family fully supported the decision. The revelation took many by surprise, as no one had any clue about the wedding. Explaining the reason for the secrecy, Khan Sir said he chose to keep the marriage private due to heightened tensions between India and Pakistan at the time. Although the wedding had been arranged earlier, he decided to go ahead quietly, putting national concerns above personal celebrations. When another student inquired about the dowry he received, Khan Sir said, 'I received five items in dowry: an earthen pitcher for drinking water, an earthen pot, a wooden hand-operated fan, a Quran Sharif, and a Ja-e-Namaz. This has been the tradition since ancient times, and that's why these items were given to me. Otherwise, no one dares to speak about dowry in front of us. We are strictly against dowry." Khan Sir has also promised to host a feast for all his students on June 6. A reception card has gone viral on social media inviting everyone to the reception of Khan Sir and AS Khan on June 2, 2025, from 7 pm to 11 pm at a banquet hall located at Saguna More in Patna. However, Local 18 has not confirmed the authenticity of this card. Khan Sir is an Indian educator known for his work at the Khan GS Research Centre and his widely-followed YouTube channel. He simplifies complex subjects with his distinctive teaching style, which has garnered him a large and dedicated audience. Khan Sir has never revealed his full name officially. Some believe he might be called Faisal Khan, but this remains unverified. Interestingly, even his wedding invitation omits his full name. Despite public curiosity, his students respect his choice to keep personal matters private, commending him for his humility and steadfast dedication to education. First Published: May 27, 2025, 16:23 IST
