Divyang Student’s Song Steals the Show at Pariksha Pe Charcha, Wins PM Modi’s Appreciation

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New Delhi:
A deeply moving moment unfolded during Pariksha Pe Charcha when a divyang student rendered a soulful song, turning the interaction into an unforgettable experience for everyone present. The heartfelt performance drew warm smiles, loud applause, and special appreciation from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was visibly moved by the student’s confidence and talent.

The song, filled with positivity and courage, perfectly echoed the spirit of Pariksha Pe Charcha, an initiative led by Prime Minister Modi to help students overcome exam stress and approach life’s challenges with self-belief. As the student sang, the auditorium resonated with emotion, highlighting the power of determination and inclusivity.

Prime Minister Modi lauded the performance, appreciating the student’s enthusiasm and resilience. He emphasized that such moments inspire not only students preparing for examinations but also the entire nation, showcasing how challenges can be transformed into strengths through confidence and passion.

The moment quickly became one of the highlights of the programme, reinforcing the message that talent knows no barriers. Pariksha Pe Charcha once again proved to be more than just a discussion on exams—it emerged as a platform celebrating courage, inclusivity, and the indomitable spirit of India’s youth.

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