Yuktamukhi Sahu, an 11th-grade student from a government school in Raipur, found her interaction with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the 'Pariksha Pe Charcha' programme to be a great experience. She appreciated how the PM made students feel at ease and listened attentively to their concerns.
Sahu shared that the students asked the PM how to deal with stress if they did not perform as expected in exams. "It was an amazing experience talking to PM sir. He was friendly and patient with every student, answering all our questions in detail. We even asked him some questions off-camera," Sahu said.
Sahu herself asked the PM how to stay positive in times of disappointment. "I was happy with his response," she said, adding that the PM’s friendly nature made everyone feel comfortable.
Sahu recalled that one female student asked the PM about dealing with parents who suggest specific subjects for their children. The PM replied, "Pahle unki mano, fir unhe manao" (first listen to them, then convince them).
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Sahu found this advice very helpful. "It was a perfect suggestion. We shouldn't reject our parents' advice outright. We must listen to them first and then try to convince them. I will always remember this line," she said.
Sahu believes such programs should continue, as advice from an experienced person is always helpful for students.
Sahu's father, Gulabchand Sahu, expressed pride in his daughter's experience. "It was a proud and exciting moment for us as my daughter interacted with the PM. It's an inspiring program, especially for students who are afraid of exams," he said.
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