During Pariksha Pe Charcha 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged parents to stop comparing their children with others and instead support their unique strengths.
PM Modi highlighted how constant comparison adds unnecessary stress to students. He advised parents to focus on nurturing individual talents rather than pressuring children to meet societal expectations.
PM Modi emphasized that learning is more important than just scoring marks. Using a cricket analogy, he encouraged students to focus on the process rather than the outcome, just like a batsman who plays each ball without worrying about the final score.
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He also stressed the need for students to pursue hobbies alongside academics. “Just like you don’t abandon a pet because you’re busy, don’t give up hobbies during exams,” he said, promoting a balanced approach to education.
To address stress, PM Modi compared it to a pressure cooker, emphasizing that students should be able to express their emotions freely. He encouraged parents to create a supportive environment at home where children feel heard and valued.
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PM Modi urged parents to celebrate efforts, not just results, and recognize their child’s strengths. He reinforced that a happy and confident child performs better than one burdened by unrealistic expectations.
The session left a lasting impact on parents and students, with PM Modi’s advice serving as a reminder that support and encouragement pave the way for success.
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