Modi tells 'exam warriors': Dream big but act bigger for career success
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has once again emphasized the power of dreaming in shaping successful careers. Speaking to students ahead of board exams, he called them 'exam warriors' and urged them to prepare with discipline and purpose. His remarks came during the latest edition of Pariksha pe Charcha, an annual initiative that has helped millions since its launch in 2018.
Modi described dreaming as a vital tool for career growth, explaining that it provides clarity, fuels persistence, and sparks creativity. He warned that failing to dream was a missed opportunity, but added that dreams alone were not enough—action and continuous learning must follow. According to him, turning dreams into long-term goals transforms routine tasks into meaningful work.
The Prime Minister also emphasized balance, advising students to manage studies, rest, hobbies, and skill-building. He noted that this approach prevents burnout and keeps motivation high. Beyond academics, he stressed the need for life skills alongside professional training.
Teachers, he said, play a key role in nurturing students' ambitions. They must stay open-minded, observant, and encouraging to help young minds explore their potential. Modi pointed out that pursuing dreams builds resilience, helping students handle setbacks and adapt to change.
Pariksha pe Charcha, launched in 2018, has already made a measurable impact. Surveys show over 80% of participants report better time management, reduced exam stress, and improved mental health. The interactive sessions, held annually, reach millions of students across the country.
Modi's message was clear: dreaming sets the foundation, but action and balance turn aspirations into reality. The Pariksha pe Charcha initiative continues to support students by blending motivation with practical advice. With millions benefiting each year, the programme remains a key resource for academic and personal growth.
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