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Inputs for 'Mann Ki Baat' February 2015

Inputs for 'Mann Ki Baat' February 2015
Start Date :
Feb 06, 2015
Last Date :
Feb 22, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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During this month's 'Mann Ki Baat' programme the Prime Minister will share his 'Mann Ki Baat' with youngsters appearing for the various board examinations and competitive exams. ...

During this month's 'Mann Ki Baat' programme the Prime Minister will share his 'Mann Ki Baat' with youngsters appearing for the various board examinations and competitive exams.

The Prime Minister invites all of you, particularly students, parents and teachers to share their experiences about examinations be it preparing for examinations, the role of parents and teachers in the run up to the examinations.

Please also share memorable exam anecdotes that have left a lasting impression in your minds.

Some of the inputs received will be compiled in the form of an e-book that will become a friend to all youngsters taking these board and competitive exams.

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IVNS Raju
IVNS Raju 11 years 8 months ago
Every year Indians are talking of Dream Budget and the result becomes pale, drab, dull and no vibe like outcome. BJP can really come out with a dream budget that satisfy in practical terms the need for ensuring inclusive and comprehensive growth that respect the ecosystem. When water is available everything is possible. Therefore this Budget must give priority to ensure availability of water for drinking and irrigation by funding the most creative plans that ensure sustainable watershed.
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Sadhana Tiwari
Sadhana Tiwari 11 years 8 months ago
Namaste Sir,While appearing in my board exams, I came across this book "Pariksha De Haste Haste"by Vivekananda Kendra and it helped me immensely & you may kindly share it: A)instead of COMPETITION which leads to negative things like complacency & depression, focus on EXCELLENCE which has positive gains like hard work and cooperation; B) have self confidence; C) have confidence and experience with your capacity; D) make resolutions with positive wordings and which are time bound. Thank you sir.
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Sridhar Rao
Sridhar Rao 11 years 8 months ago
Even for admission into selected colleges, there is "cut-off" percentage. Anyone below that is conveniently denied admission. Why deny opportunities to them? Is a person with 92% marks incapable of completing a course than the one with 95% marks? What about those with 85% marks, why should they be rejected admission to a college of their choice? This discrimination must stop. Opportunity to study must not be denied based on marks or grades.
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Sridhar Rao
Sridhar Rao 11 years 8 months ago
The enormous pressure on students to clear these exams have psychological effects. Is there any counselling? It's a rate race out there and survival of the fittest is the rule.
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Sridhar Rao
Sridhar Rao 11 years 8 months ago
Competitive exams for professional courses are useful but have flip sides too. Students or their parents end up concentrating only on passing & securing scores. Nobody is bothered about acquiring knowledge & skill. How to put the education to best use is an area where we are lagging behind. Parents have to shell more money to send their children for coaching classes to be competitive. This expense is in addition to the regular cost of education. Those in middle/lower class can't afford.
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Sanjay Sharma
Sanjay Sharma 11 years 8 months ago
On a lighter note, I would say - be the Rancho of '3 idiots' movie and not Chatur. Don't be bothered about what others are doing , be concerned with your own progress! Be someone who loves to gain knowledge like Rancho
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Renu Bhatnagar
Renu Bhatnagar 11 years 8 months ago
परीक्षाओं को एक खेल की भाँती समझना चाहिए, वे एक चुनौती और एक अवसर प्रस्तुत करते हैं जिनसे हमारा विकास हो सकता है
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LEENA GANGULY
LEENA GANGULY 11 years 8 months ago
Thank you Prime minister for taking up Mann ki Bart with our future generations. The pillars of the country. The parents & teachers play a very vital role in the life of a child Children should understand non of the exams are final. Exams come & go. We read in newspapers about children committing suicide just before and after exam results are declared. Life is not so cheap .Hence take the results positively & give your best . Remember failure is the success of lifeMy son is appearing for 12th
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Raj Kumar Gope
Raj Kumar Gope 11 years 8 months ago
sir, we should conduct a training session twice in year focusing on all these 3 point and we should conduct a parents counselling once in every month in all govt school. and we have to tell both students and parents that education is not only for getting a job. we have to motivate parents also for better future of students.
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