khan sir (Khan Sir) and Roshan Anand (Raushan Anand) In the case of Alakh Pandey, a coaching operator (Alakh Pandey) There has been a response. He says that he was constantly being asked to say something on this. In such a situation, now he has reacted on this and said that he stands with Khan sir. However, he has also expressed grief over the death of Roshan Anand’s brother Prince.

Alakh Pandey said, “So many comments are coming that sir, say something for Khan sir… say something for Khan sir… tell me one thing, you will have a brother in your house… if something comes up about him, will you stand up and make a video or try to help him?”

Now what did Alakh Pandey say through video in the dispute between Khan sir and Roshan sir? pic.twitter.com/qlG9odprTR

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In support of Khan sir, he said that a person who is doing so much for the country, who has made education so cheap, has been promoting absolutely cheap education on YouTube and social media for the last five years, it was not the duty of that person to go to Bihar and open a hospital and provide cheap treatment, he did all that for you too. What is the result today that Faizal Khan did this and Faizal Khan did that.

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We are with Khan sir till the end: Alakh Pandey

Alakh Pandey said, “When we were having a last conversation with Khan sir, we were talking about the fact that whatever is there, whatever is the truth, it should come out. There should be a fair investigation… the police should come and tell what is the matter… if my brother (Khan sir) falls short, then give him punishment… we are standing with Khan sir till the end… we are standing from the beginning till the last…”

Alakh Pandey has also expressed grief over the death of Prince Yadav, brother of Roshan Anand, director of Gyan Bindu Coaching, in Nepal. He said, “Whatever happened to Roshan Anand’s brother is very sad… In that also we will request the administration and the police with all our heart that whoever’s name comes up should be hanged… Strict action should be taken against him…”

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Alakh Pandey News: Share price of Alakh Pandey-owned Physicswala soared nearly 15 per cent today after the company announced a strategic shift in its student financing business. The stock took a hit after the edtech company decided to step back from plans to lend to students directly through its wholly owned subsidiary, Finz Finance, and instead return to a co-lending model with established non-banking financial companies (NBFCs).

Physicswala decided to step back from the direct lending model. The development comes just days after Physicswala announced plans to strengthen its RBI-licensed NBFC subsidiary Finz Finance. On May 27, 2026, the audit committee of the company approved investment of Rs 120 crore in Finz Finance through rights issue. The capital investment was intended to support working capital requirements and expand the subsidiary’s student lending operations.

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Finz Finance received its NBFC license from the Reserve Bank of India in September 2025 and began loan operations in March 2026, marking Physicswala’s entry into direct education financing. Direct Lending Proposal Captures Market Attention The proposed direction of direct lending raised concerns among investors about the company’s credit risk prospects. Under the co-lending model used earlier, the student loan risk was shared with the partner NBFC.

However, the direct loan structure would have placed the entire credit risk on Physicswala’s balance sheet through Finz Finance. The move raised questions about loan recovery, borrower defaults, risk management practices and the long-term impact on the company’s financial position. Investors also compared the challenges to those previously seen in the edtech sector where student financing practices were scrutinized. Return to co-lending model On 4 June 2026, Physicswala confirmed that it would return to its earlier partnership-based financing approach.

Under the revised strategy, student financing will continue through collaboration with external NBFCs, ensuring that credit risk remains shared rather than concentrated on the company’s own books. The announcement was viewed positively by investors, with the stock seeing a sharp rally as concerns over balance sheet risk eased.

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However, the company has retained FinZ Finance and its NBFC license, indicating that the infrastructure remains in place should it decide to reconsider direct lending opportunities in the future. Existing Student Financing Track Record Before launching FinZ Finance’s lending operations, PhysicsWallah had already established a student financing ecosystem through NBFC partnerships.

In the last two years, the company provided education loans worth more than Rs 200 crore through external lending partners. About 70 percent of these loans were given to existing PhysicsWallah students, while the remaining 30 percent were provided to learners outside its platform.

About PhysicsWallah

PhysicsWallah is an education technology company that offers preparation courses for competitive exams like JEE, NEET and UPSC as well as upskilling programs in the areas of data science, finance, banking and software development. Founded by Alakh Pandey and Prateek Boob, the company operates through a combination of online learning platforms and offline centers across India.

PhysicsWallah became the first major edtech company to be listed on Indian stock exchanges when it completed its Rs 3,480 crore IPO in November 2025. What are your thoughts on PhysicsWallah’s decision to return to the co-lending model? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice.