The student inside us should never die: Modi

New delhi date. February 23, 2020, Sunday

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday told the story of courage and strength in 'Mann Ki Baat', saying that 'age and disability' will never be a hindrance in achieving the goal.

He gave two examples in the radio address of Mann Ki Baat. He gave a message of courage and strength to the students. In addition, he called the country's biography a unique treasure of humanity and urged the people to preserve and promote it.

Modi on Sunday talked about the 105-year-old who recently passed the Level 4 exam in Kerala and the 12-year-old who acted in Aconcagua in South America. He also spoke about Salman, a native of Uttar Pradesh and physically handicapped, who has set up his own sleeper manufacturing unit.

Talking to Amma from 105-year-old Bhaggar, the Prime Minister said, "If we want to progress in life, we must develop ourselves." If we want to achieve something in life, the first condition is that we should never allow the student inside us to die. There are some very good examples of why women today are breaking old traditions, breaking traditions and reaching new heights.

Referring to 12-year-old Kamya Karthikeyan, Modi said that this divinely adorned Akonkagua, the highest peak in the Andes Mountains in South America, stands at a height of 7,000 feet. "This country is full of the richness of life," Modiji said in Mann Ki Baat.

The more you know, the more you realize its magnitude. Our survival is a unique treasure for the whole of mankind. We must maintain it. Our traditions and heritage teach us to be kind and kind to all beings.