Exam Ki Baat

Asking students, who are about to appear for their annual exams, to "become a warrior" and not a "worrier", Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said he updated the Exam Warriors book with new mantras and interesting activities.

Using a spin on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's monthly address to the nation, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today urged the central government to hear "students ke mann ki baat" and postpone the JEE and the NEET - common entrance exams for admission to IITs and medical courses - in view of the coronavirus pandemic.

Usman Saifi, who topped Class 12 board exam, was on cloud nine after Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to him on his ''Mann ki Baat'' programme on Sunday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to some top scorers of board exams in today's 'Mann Ki Baat'.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's monthly radio broadcast 'Mann ki Baat', which completes 50 episodes on Sunday, saw him flagging several key issues, including education of the girl child, tackling exam stress, curbing pollution and drug menace, in his previous addresses.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi conducted an interactive session, "Pariksha Par Charcha", also being dubbed as "Exam Ki Baat" with thousands of students at Delhi's Talkatora Stadium on Friday. Students, who also connected with him through pre-recorded videos, asked exam-related queries from the Prime Minister. Before he took questions from the student...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi had wooed voters in 2014 with his Chai Par Charcha campaign. And now he has shifted his gaze to students who are about to sit for their annual examination. As part of his Pariksha Par Charcha, an extension of his pet charcha theme, PM Modi will interact with lakhs students from across the country.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with the students of Class 10 and 12. An interactive session named "Pariksha Par Charcha", also being dubbed as "Exam Ki Baat" has been organised at Delhi's Talkatora Stadium. Lakhs of students from across the country participated in this interaction. Last week, the Prime Minister had asked the students to sh...

PM Modi to conduct an interactive session with students at Delhi's Talkatora Stadium on February 16, Friday, which is being dubbed as 'Exam Ki Baat'. Lakhs of students will participate from across the country in this interaction.

In a first-of-its-kind initiative by a serving prime minister, Narendra Modi will write a book dedicated to the youth, in which he will address core issues like coping with examination stress, keeping one's composure and even what to do after the exams are over.

Yes, that's right. Let us enjoy learning for exams. Exam time is invariably stress time. But it need not be so, if you know how to keep all your stress and worry at bay.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi dedicated his first radio address of the New Year -- Mann ki Baat -- to students, telling them that exams can bring out the best in them only when they are "celebrated as festivals".

PM Narendra Modi addressed the nation in his monthly radio address 'Mann Ki Baat'. This was first episode in the new year. On 'Mann Ki Baat', PM Modi shares his thoughts with citizens. The programme was initiated with an aim to reach out to people in remote corners of the country.

Rupali Saini, PGT Biology in G.D.Goenka Public school Greater, Noida from past 3 years shared her views on 5 things to keep in mind while preparing for science papers.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation on 'Mann Ki Baat' programme at 11 am today. In the monthly radio address, the Prime Minister shares his thoughts with citizens. The programme was initiated with an aim to reach out to people in remote corners of the country. In the past, PM Modi has shared his thoughts on a range of issues includ...

Asking students, who are about to appear for their annual exams, to "become a warrior" and not a "worrier", Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said he updated the Exam Warriors book with new mantras and interesting activities.

Using a spin on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's monthly address to the nation, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today urged the central government to hear "students ke mann ki baat" and postpone the JEE and the NEET - common entrance exams for admission to IITs and medical courses - in view of the coronavirus pandemic.

Usman Saifi, who topped Class 12 board exam, was on cloud nine after Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to him on his ''Mann ki Baat'' programme on Sunday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to some top scorers of board exams in today's 'Mann Ki Baat'.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's monthly radio broadcast 'Mann ki Baat', which completes 50 episodes on Sunday, saw him flagging several key issues, including education of the girl child, tackling exam stress, curbing pollution and drug menace, in his previous addresses.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi conducted an interactive session, "Pariksha Par Charcha", also being dubbed as "Exam Ki Baat" with thousands of students at Delhi's Talkatora Stadium on Friday. Students, who also connected with him through pre-recorded videos, asked exam-related queries from the Prime Minister. Before he took questions from the student...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi had wooed voters in 2014 with his Chai Par Charcha campaign. And now he has shifted his gaze to students who are about to sit for their annual examination. As part of his Pariksha Par Charcha, an extension of his pet charcha theme, PM Modi will interact with lakhs students from across the country.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with the students of Class 10 and 12. An interactive session named "Pariksha Par Charcha", also being dubbed as "Exam Ki Baat" has been organised at Delhi's Talkatora Stadium. Lakhs of students from across the country participated in this interaction. Last week, the Prime Minister had asked the students to sh...

PM Modi to conduct an interactive session with students at Delhi's Talkatora Stadium on February 16, Friday, which is being dubbed as 'Exam Ki Baat'. Lakhs of students will participate from across the country in this interaction.

In a first-of-its-kind initiative by a serving prime minister, Narendra Modi will write a book dedicated to the youth, in which he will address core issues like coping with examination stress, keeping one's composure and even what to do after the exams are over.

Yes, that's right. Let us enjoy learning for exams. Exam time is invariably stress time. But it need not be so, if you know how to keep all your stress and worry at bay.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi dedicated his first radio address of the New Year -- Mann ki Baat -- to students, telling them that exams can bring out the best in them only when they are "celebrated as festivals".

PM Narendra Modi addressed the nation in his monthly radio address 'Mann Ki Baat'. This was first episode in the new year. On 'Mann Ki Baat', PM Modi shares his thoughts with citizens. The programme was initiated with an aim to reach out to people in remote corners of the country.

Rupali Saini, PGT Biology in G.D.Goenka Public school Greater, Noida from past 3 years shared her views on 5 things to keep in mind while preparing for science papers.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation on 'Mann Ki Baat' programme at 11 am today. In the monthly radio address, the Prime Minister shares his thoughts with citizens. The programme was initiated with an aim to reach out to people in remote corners of the country. In the past, PM Modi has shared his thoughts on a range of issues includ...