PM Modi gave hints, this time exam-pay-discussion will be very special, students will get some new tips related to life

This time the proposed exam-pay-discussion of the Warriors with Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to be very special. The students’ wait for this is over now. The PM will discuss the upcoming board examinations with students, teachers and family members of the country and the world at 7 pm on April 7. Along with this, they will also be given some more new tips to get stress-free to appear in these exams. In view of the risk of corona infection, the discussion has been held virtual this time.

PM Modi tweeted on Monday and announced both the date and time of the exam-pay-discussion. Along with this, he also gave some tips in his video message, which said that ‘this is definitely a discussion on exam, but it is not just about the exam’. That is, in this discussion, he will be seen giving tips on topics related to the life of students other than the exam. In this two-minute video message, PM Modi addressed the students as friends and said that this time it will be virtual in view of the corona infection.

Discussion with parents and teachers as well

In this video shot outside the Prime Minister’s residence, PM Modi is also seen giving some tips. He said, ‘Exams are indeed an opportunity to build life, but the problem is when we consider examinations to be the end of life’s dreams.’ Apart from this, in this video, he is also seen teaching students the use of stress and free time. PM Modi will also discuss with the parents and teachers along with the students on this occasion.

Two and a half million teachers and one children’s guardian included

The registration work for this fourth phase of this popular program of PM Modi’s exam-pay-discussion with the students started from February 17, which continued till March 14. Meanwhile, 14 lakh people of the country and abroad have registered themselves for this program. These include more than one million students, while about two and a half million teachers and parents of about one lakh children are also included.