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Governments, Individuals and even Bollywood are inspired by the success and initiative of Anand Kumar’s Super 30

Bihar’s famous educator Anand Kumar, the founder of Super 30 is making waves and inspiring similar initiatives across the country. 

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Bihar's famous educator Anand Kumar, the founder of Super 30 is making waves and inspiring similar initiatives across the country. 

As reported earlier, Vikas Bahl is all set to make a film starring Hrithik Roshan, on the life and achievements of Super 30 founder Anand Kumar to inspire youths.

Actress Priyanka Chopra recently lauded Anand Kumar, after he presented a copy of the book on his life and work titled “Super 30: Anand Kumar” to her.  She says she is inspired by his work.

Inspired by Anand Kumar, Obaidur Rahman, an Indian-origin businessman based in Saudi Arabia, is launching ‘Rahman 30’. Through this initiative, 30 students from across the country will be selected through a screening process and will be given education free of cost. 

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Rahman said, "It is quite refreshing to see professors and students from other countries coming to see Super 30 and understand how it shapes students from underprivileged sections of society. We will also look for needy, passionate and talented students.”

The Uttarakhand government launched its own version of 'Super-30', where 30 meritorious students from across the state will be provided free coaching to prepare for the IITs. Higher Education Minister Dhan Singh Rawat announced this at a function held at the Himalayan University Jollygrant to award meritorious students.

Super 30 was established in 2002 by Anand Kumar to assist underpriviledged children with quality education and coaching for IIT JEE. Since then, over 400 students, trained at the centre, have cleared the entrance exam and obtained admission in IITs across India. 30 out of 30 candidates trained at Super 30 by Anand Kumar cracked this year's JEE Advanced examination.

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