PM interacts with students at “Pariksha Pe Charcha 2020” Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the exam on Monday (20 January). At T...
PM interacts with students at “Pariksha Pe Charcha 2020”
Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the exam on Monday (20 January). At Talkatora Stadium, Pim Modi gave many tips to the students to avoid exam stress. PM Modi gave the example of Chandrayaan-2 and told the students how to deal with failure. About 2,000 students participated in the event, out of which 1,050 students were selected through essay competition. Let us see what advice and guidance the students across the country have taken from Prime Minister Modi in the field of career and education. Read what the PM gave tips to the students.
#ParikshaPeCharcha2020:- PM Modi on Rights Vs Duties
To a question on what are the rights of the students and on how to make the citizens aware of their duties, the Prime Minister said that an individual’s rights are embedded in his duties.
Giving an example of a teacher, he said, if a teacher performs his duties then he is fulfilling the rights of the students.
Referring to what the Father of the Nation opined on the issue, the Prime Minister said, “Mahatma Gandhi said that there are no fundamental rights but fundamental duties”.
“Today, I am talking to students who would be playing a key role in India’s development in 2047, when we mark a hundred years since independence. I hope this generation takes it upon themselves to act on some of the Fundamental Duties enshrined in our Constitution”, he said.
#ParikshaPeCharcha2020: Make technology your friend- PM Modi
PM Modi said that science and technology have changed lives in the last period of the last century and the beginning of this century. Therefore, the fear of technology should not be allowed in your life. We consider technology as our friend, we must gather information about changing technology in advance, it is necessary.He further said that smart phones waste your time a lot. Instead of this you should spend 10 percent less with your mother, father, grandfather, grandmother.
On the question of the importance of technology and its usefulness in education, the Prime Minister said that students should familiarize themselves with modern things in technology. He urged the students to be alert to the dangers of misuse of technology.
He said, "Fear of technology is not good. Technology is a friend. Knowledge of technology alone is not enough. Its use is also important. Technology is part of our daily lives, but if we misuse it, it will harm our time and resources. '
-PM Modi said that not doing co-curricular activity can make you like a robot. You can change this. Yes, this will require better time management. There are many opportunities today and I hope that the youth will use them.
#ParikshaPeCharcha2020:- Dealing with excitement and frequent mood swings:
When a student asked questions related to the lack of interest in studies or studies, the Prime Minister said that often the enthusiasm of the students decreases due to many reasons which are not under their control. One reason for this is that they try to give too much importance to their expectations.
The Prime Minister asked the students to find out the reason for the decline in enthusiasm and also to brainstorm how these situations should be dealt with. He gave an example of a recent account of his visit to Chandrayaan and ISRO.
The Prime Minister said, "It is very common to see a decrease in motivation and enthusiasm. Everyone has to go through these feelings. In this regard, I can never forget my visit to ISRO during Chandrayaan and the time spent with our very hard working scientists. '
He said, "We should not see failures as deep tremors or major obstacles. We can include enthusiasm in every aspect of life. Any kind of temporary shock does not mean that we cannot succeed in life. Actually, any setback means that the best is yet to be achieved. We should try to change our distressed circumstances as we move towards a brighter future. '
The Prime Minister also gave an example of how Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman gave India a resounding victory in the most difficult situations during the 2001 cricket match between India and Australia by battling them out in very difficult conditions.
The Prime Minister gave another example of how Indian bowler Anil Kumble had raised India's pride by performing brilliantly despite a deep injury to himself.
The Prime Minister said, "This is the amazing power of positive inspiration."
#ParikshaPeCharcha2020:- PM Modi told how to deal with failure under the pretext of Chandrayaan-2
PM Modi said that all of you were disappointed when Chandrayaan-2 could not land properly. I was also disappointed. I tell the secret today. Some people told me that Modi ji you should not have gone to that program. This program was not certainty. He said that if it fails…. After this I said that that is why I should go. I was looking at the face of scientists at that time. Suddenly I felt that something went wrong. Then scientists told that Chandrayaan-2 mission failed. After this, I went to the hotel, telling the scientists not to worry. But I did not sit peacefully. The PMO team had moved into his room. But my mind was not accepting I called everyone again. I said we will not go late in the morning. Can these scientists gather at eight o'clock in the morning? I could not explain myself. So I met scientists in the morning. Expressed sentiment from his scientists. After that the atmosphere changed. After that you saw everything that happened. We can also learn success in failures. In every endeavor, we can be enthusiastic and if you have failed in something, then it means that you are now moving towards success.
#ParikshaPeCharcha2020:- Best time to study and your brain is empty during exam and fear of board exams
On a question asked about the best time to study, the Prime Minister advised that adequate rest is as important as studying.
He said, 'In the morning the mind is as clear as the sky is clear after the rain, a student should follow the same schedule which is comfortable for him.'
About the sudden drop of mind during the examination, the Prime Minister told the students to complete their preparation.
He said, "I would ask the students to be confident about the preparation." They should not enter the examination hall with any kind of pressure. Don't get upset about what other people are doing. Have faith in yourself and pay attention to the preparations you have made.
#ParikshaPeCharcha - Is the number everything
Asked questions related to getting good marks in the examinations and whether the marks are decisive, the Prime Minister said, “Our education system determines success on the basis of our performance in various examinations. All our and our parents 'focus is on getting good marks, so we try in this direction.'
He said that many opportunities exist today. In this regard, he asked the students to get out of the feeling that success or failure in examinations determines everything.
He said, 'Numbers are not life. In the same way, the decision of our entire life cannot be tested. This is a step forward, an important step in your life. I urge all parents not to tell their children that marks are everything. If you do not get good marks, do not behave that you have lost everything. You can go to any area. We have a lot of opportunities here. '
Career options in the future
Regarding career options in the future, the Prime Minister told the students to listen to their hearts and work enthusiastically for the nation and its development.
He said, 'Career is very important, every person has to take some responsibility. We can always contribute towards the nation by discharging our responsibilities. '
The Prime Minister said, "There are many opportunities available today and I hope that the youth will use them properly and will leave no stone unturned to fulfill their passion or interest."
However, he cautioned the parents not to allow their children's extra-curricular activities to become a fashion statement or a specialty.
The Prime Minister said, "It is not good when the passion of children becomes a fashion statement for parents." Extra-curricular activities should not be motivated by snapping. Let every child do what he / she wants to do. '
