Celebrate exams like a festival: PM Modi discusses exams with students

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed 10th, 11th and 12th standard students across the country under the examination discussion program. Modi said that with all of you, I am getting 20 years younger. He advised the students to celebrate the exam like a festival without fear of the exam. This will reduce the mental stress.
In view of the board exams, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed 10th, 11th and 12th standard students. The event was held at the Talkatora Stadium in Delhi. The program was attended by Union Education Minister and Education Ministers of each state. For the fifth time an examination pay discussion program was held. The Education Minister regretted that the program was not physically organized in the presence of students for the last two years due to Corona and expressed happiness that the program was held again in 202.
The Prime Minister said let's make the exam a festival. Get rid of the fear of exams. April and May are the months of festivities. Not a month to keep up the tension. The Prime Minister also advised parents and teachers not to let the fear of blind exams overwhelm the children. Don't do exams in a way that worries children. Board exams should be viewed in the same way as ordinary year exams.
The Prime Minister also made important remarks on technology, saying that technology is indeed a boon. Children should not be excluded from using technology, but it is important that it is used properly and positively.
The Prime Minister said lightly that I do this program for myself. I am 30 years younger than you. Listening to you all gives me strength. He also advised to watch a movie called Hite, a variant available on YouTube.
He answered the children's questions during the program. Children and teachers whose questions could not be answered were asked to answer through the Namo app. The Prime Minister advised children to get vaccinated.

Giving tips on Modi's life values ​​to children
Feel the joy.
Glorify the virtues in life.
Learn to observe good things
Don't be jealous of anyone, learn from their good deeds
Jealousy only hurts us
Don't be vindictive
Be able to succeed.