Last year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to students, parents, and teachers during the ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’ event on January 27, 2023.
Approximately 38.80 lakh individuals participated in PPC-2023, with 31.24 lakh being students, 5.60 lakh teachers, and 1.95 lakh parents. This marked a significant increase from the 15.7 lakh participants in PPC-2022.A total of 2,050 participants, chosen through creative writing competitions on MyGov, received a special Pariksha Pe Charcha kit. The kit included the Exam Warriors book in both Hindi and English, authored by the Prime Minister, along with a certificate.
Major Takeaways from PM Modi’s Last Year’s Address
Don’t become a slave to gadgets: In today’s world, children are spending around 6-7 hours glued to their phones, and it’s negatively impacting the younger generation. It’s like we’ve become slaves to our devices. We’ve always had a tradition of fasting, so why not consider a digital fast for one day each week? Give it a shot, and you might find it enjoyable, wanting to extend the duration of your digital break. It’s alarming to see family members in the same room texting each other. This behavior is like a sickness, and we need to acknowledge it and make an effort to overcome it.
READ ALSO: Registration for Pariksha Pe Charcha closes January 12, check who can participate
Don’t get distracted by criticisms, it gives strength: When people point out our flaws, it’s actually beneficial because it helps us identify areas where we can improve. Constructive criticism often requires thorough examination. You need to interact with teachers, pay attention to your actions, and identify your shortcomings. However, it can be challenging when family members discuss these matters.
Learn to face the truth: It’s important to honestly share how our exams went with our parents. Instead of misleading them by saying it was excellent or making promises about future performance or scores, it’s better to provide accurate information. Remember, no exam defines our entire academic journey. Let’s commit to relieving ourselves from unnecessary stress and pressure.
Learn regional languages: India is incredibly diverse with numerous languages spoken across the country. The ability to communicate is a powerful skill. Just like we consider learning instruments like the piano or tabla, it’s equally important to learn the language of our neighboring states. The Prime Minister emphasized that we should take pride in having the world’s oldest language, Tamil. Our rich heritage is something to be proud of. People in North India enjoy dosa, while those in the south relish poori sabzi. Just like we easily adopt various things, learning different languages should also come naturally.
READ ALSO: 6 important questions students can ask PM Modi at Pariksha Pe Charcha
Learn time management from mothers: Start with dedicating the initial 30 minutes to the subject that doesn’t interest you much, and reserve the last 30 minutes for the subject you enjoy the most. Observe how your mother handles tasks while managing household chores to learn effective time management strategies.
Approximately 38.80 lakh individuals participated in PPC-2023, with 31.24 lakh being students, 5.60 lakh teachers, and 1.95 lakh parents. This marked a significant increase from the 15.7 lakh participants in PPC-2022.A total of 2,050 participants, chosen through creative writing competitions on MyGov, received a special Pariksha Pe Charcha kit. The kit included the Exam Warriors book in both Hindi and English, authored by the Prime Minister, along with a certificate.
Major Takeaways from PM Modi’s Last Year’s Address
Don’t become a slave to gadgets: In today’s world, children are spending around 6-7 hours glued to their phones, and it’s negatively impacting the younger generation. It’s like we’ve become slaves to our devices. We’ve always had a tradition of fasting, so why not consider a digital fast for one day each week? Give it a shot, and you might find it enjoyable, wanting to extend the duration of your digital break. It’s alarming to see family members in the same room texting each other. This behavior is like a sickness, and we need to acknowledge it and make an effort to overcome it.
READ ALSO: Registration for Pariksha Pe Charcha closes January 12, check who can participate
Don’t get distracted by criticisms, it gives strength: When people point out our flaws, it’s actually beneficial because it helps us identify areas where we can improve. Constructive criticism often requires thorough examination. You need to interact with teachers, pay attention to your actions, and identify your shortcomings. However, it can be challenging when family members discuss these matters.
Learn to face the truth: It’s important to honestly share how our exams went with our parents. Instead of misleading them by saying it was excellent or making promises about future performance or scores, it’s better to provide accurate information. Remember, no exam defines our entire academic journey. Let’s commit to relieving ourselves from unnecessary stress and pressure.
Learn regional languages: India is incredibly diverse with numerous languages spoken across the country. The ability to communicate is a powerful skill. Just like we consider learning instruments like the piano or tabla, it’s equally important to learn the language of our neighboring states. The Prime Minister emphasized that we should take pride in having the world’s oldest language, Tamil. Our rich heritage is something to be proud of. People in North India enjoy dosa, while those in the south relish poori sabzi. Just like we easily adopt various things, learning different languages should also come naturally.
READ ALSO: 6 important questions students can ask PM Modi at Pariksha Pe Charcha
Learn time management from mothers: Start with dedicating the initial 30 minutes to the subject that doesn’t interest you much, and reserve the last 30 minutes for the subject you enjoy the most. Observe how your mother handles tasks while managing household chores to learn effective time management strategies.
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