DISTRICT INSTITUTE OF
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
BOYAPALEM PRATHIPADU (M)
GUNTUR DISTRICT -AP

                                                              "PARIKSHA PE CHARCHA" (PPC) is an annual event organized by the Government of India, where the Honourable Prime Minister Sri. NARENDRA MODI  interacts with students, parents, and teachers to discuss various aspects related to exams, stress management, and the education system. The program was initiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2018 and has since become a popular and anticipated event in the country. The first edition of Pariksha pe Charcha was held on 16 February 2018 in NEW DELHI.

Here’s a brief overview of the key elements of the program:

1. Objective:

   • The main objective of Pariksha Pe Charcha is to address the rising stress levels among students related to exams. It provides a platform for students to talk directly to the Prime Minister about their concerns and receive guidance on managing exam anxiety, stress, and other academic challenges.

   • The event also aims to emphasize the importance of mental well-being, a balanced approach to studying, and adopting innovative learning methods.

2. Format:

   • Students, parents, and teachers are selected through a competition and are invited to the event where they interact with the Prime Minister. During the event, the Prime Minister responds to questions submitted by participants on various topics related to examinations, study tips, and stress management.

   • The event often includes live interactions, with students posing questions on stage or through pre-recorded video submissions.

3. Key Themes:

   • Stress management techniques, mindfulness, and relaxation methods.

   • Encouragement to focus on holistic learning rather than rote memorization.

   • The importance of physical and mental health, balanced routines, and time management.

   • The role of technology and innovation in education.

   • The need to break free from the pressure of comparisons, and focus on personal growth.

4. Popular Participation:

   • Students from across India, as well as Indian students abroad, can participate by submitting their questions or responses to certain topics.

   • The event often garners significant media attention, becoming a major talking point in the lead-up to examinations.

5. Positive Outcomes:

   • PPC has played a major role in reducing the stress surrounding board exams, encouraging students to prioritize mental health.

   • It has brought the conversation about the need for reforms in the educational system and the importance of comprehensive learning to the forefront.