Alakh Pandey, aka Physics Wallah, took to Instagram to share a post on being invited to prestigious foreign universities as a speaker. In his post, he shared how he asked the Indian students studying in those institutes - Harvard University, Stanford University, and the University Of California - to return to their country. He also shared that those who cannot return should “directly or indirectly” contribute to the country's progress.
Physics Wallah wrote his caption in Hindi and shared a series of images showing him at different places. In his post, he expressed, “I was invited to speak at Harvard University, Stanford University, and University Of California. I motivated the Indian students studying there to return to India to contribute to the country if they decide to stay there”.
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“I know our country has many flaws. However, the youth should work towards making it better,” he added.
Take a look at the entire post here:
Since being shared about 20 hours ago, the post has accumulated over three lakh likes - and the numbers are still increasing. The share has further collected tons of comments from people.
What did people say about Physics Wallah’s post?
{{/usCountry}}Since being shared about 20 hours ago, the post has accumulated over three lakh likes - and the numbers are still increasing. The share has further collected tons of comments from people.
What did people say about Physics Wallah’s post?
{{/usCountry}}“Should we bow? Yes, he is the real king,” wrote an Instagram user.
“Sir, I am really inspired by you,” posted another.
“No one can beat Alakh, sir,” added a third.
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“Sir, you are looking like a superhero,” shared a fourth.
“He is my idol for a reason,” joined a fifth.
Physics Wallah is an Ed-tech platform founded by Alakh Pandey. It all started with a YouTube channel by the same name, where Pandey aimed to teach physics for the Joint Entrance Examinations (JEE). In 2016, Pandey formed the Ed-tech platform, which, as per Panday’s LinkedIn, “provides an accessible, comprehensive, and state-of-the-art learning experience.”
What are your thoughts on Physics Wallah’s advice to Indian students studying abroad?