Amongst the various and insightful discussion held during the 7th edition of ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’ were Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s sessions with individuals known as; “exam warriors” at Bharat Mandapam in Delhi, which emerged as an interesting platform to highlight different aspects of academic life. Intending to encourage them financially in the pursuit of education, PM Modi’s advice had broad consensus with more than 2 crore attendees who covered all possible demographics on their own merits. This article goes further into the matters that PM Modi mentioned to adopt as solutions for moving through such challenges of modern education and also a little touch on how will Budget 2024 affect economically India.

Responsible Digital Behavior: Limiting Screen Time

Given the growing digitalism, PM Modi’s emphasis on the overuse of mobile phones and sparing time before screens holds great significance in the things to come. The fact that Robert Dawson, using a preventive approach proposes combining screen time alert technologies with parents’ participation in keeping an eye on students’ digital activity presents his views as the most favorable solution to keep kids safe while becoming computer literate. The premier’s example of a balanced approach about technology use points out the need for using digital gadgets as force multipliers but ridding these tools from having distractions thus opening more doors. It picks a cue from his practice of detaching himself from using smartphones to find refuge in nature thereby setting an example for students how one should strike a balance between technology and life.

Balancing Technology and Well-Being

This pronouncement of PM Modi regarding excess of anything being injurious indicates the need for all students to be guided adequately towards utilitarian use and positive benefits from technology. PM Modi also shows a clear tendency to encourage tools that help control screen hanging as a contributor to his suggestions on digital substance consumption patterns. Respecting time for using mobile devices is his advice which proves that digital experience can be a tool of balancing between the additional advantages brought by technology and personal well-being.

Through nurturing a culture of accountable technology use, PM Modi helps to develop responsible patrons of the internet who diligently utilize the advantages offered by technological facilities while at the same time ensuring protection from physical and mental health problems that could have been caused by using such devices.

Setting Achievable Goals: Managing Academic Pressure

By asking PM Modi how it should be done to set small goals for the one that is attainable to better your performance gradually, he offers a practical way of managing that academic pressure. PM Modi teaches the students to approach things with a growth mindset, not fearing every point they get wrong but instead shooting for continuous self-improvement. His confirmation that exams are not the death of life brings it to another level, reminding us that things beyond tests matter in life and have to be equally appreciated. Through guiding and inspiring resilience in students, PM Modi’s leadership sets them up for success against odds they may otherwise have given up on due to a lack of confidence.

Boosting Confidence and Morale: Recognition and Support

The ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’ event provides an opportunity to uplift students, parents, and teachers with their hard work by giving them fair recognition and sharing the real details of how to effectively handle the events. Communication between PM Modi and the participants is also an excellent source of information, which helps as much in discouraging them as it does in motivating people. By highlighting the issues that students deal with in their lives and suggesting practical advice on how to cope with these issues, PM Modi confirms that every student’s academic life is peculiar and deserves respect. This energizes education and supports a progressive learning environment in that children attain their highest potential.

Methods to avoid smartphone overuse

Conscious effort and discipline have to be used and one should use their smartphone less otherwise excessive use of it is done.

1. Set Usage Limits: Use screen time tracking features built by manufacturers or even download third-party apps and set daily limits of how long you spend on your smartphone each day.

2. Create Tech-Free Zones: Offer no–smartphone zones or specify when the phones are off-limits, such as during meals or an hour before bedtime.

3. Establish Boundaries: Disable unnecessary pushes and set rules of usage regulating when you need to look at the phone.

4. Find Alternative Activities: Ensure that they involve hobbies, physical exercises or activities, and social interactions but may not require smartphones.

5. Practice Mindfulness: And be aware of your smartphone activities and set them as a deliberate choice, the years we spend in real life do not waste no matter how long it takes.

6. Seek Support: Tell friends and relatives about your objectives for cutting off smartphone time, bond them with you, and push each other away from constantly using phones.

 

Finally, the interaction of Modi with “exam warriors” in the 7th version of ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’ stresses responsible technology use and goal setting and handling academic pressure under the rising high expectations from an advanced learning system. He is like a guide and it is his advice that serves as an inspiration; students become lifelong learners, learning with calmness and confidence. This type of lifestyle promotes the systematic development of not only intellectual skills but also moral values of people. For this year as the nation is set to launch Budget 2024, the fiscal policies and budgetary allocation of the government could determine changes in most sectors which are likely to improve on the growth and development front.