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Narendra Modi expresses happiness over 'exam experiences' shared on mobile app
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday expressed happiness over people\'s response in sharing their memorable exam experiences and ideas on his mobile app.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday expressed happiness over people's response in sharing their memorable exam experiences and ideas on his mobile app.
During Mann Ki Baat programme in All India Radio last month Mr Modi had urged students, teachers and parents to share their exam experiences, keeping in mind the ongoing exam season.
"Glad that many people have shared their memorable exam experiences & ideas on the Mobile App. I went through some of them. People have written about tension free exams, how to overcome pressures, freedom to choose one's own path among several other issues," the Prime Minister said in a series of tweets today.
The Prime Minister urged everyone to keep sharing their views and said that it will help students and their parents and teachers.Yesterday, in his address at the centenary convocation of the prestigious Banaras Hindu University, the Prime Minister said 'the student within you should not die, should not shrivel', urging students to not give up their curiosity.
