Make A ‘No Gadget Zones Inside Homes’, PM Modi Give Advice To Students

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called upon students to adopt a balanced lifestyle and make better competitive efforts. He said that a ‘no gadget zone’ should be created in homes so that the family can spend quality time without the interference of technology. He said that along with recharging the gadgets, it is also important to recharge the body.

Modi drew attention to the importance of charging for mobile phones and proper sleep for individuals during the annual ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’ programme. His Tell was, “If your mobile needs charging, shouldn’t you keep your body charged too? Getting proper sleep is very important for this. There should be a ‘no gadget zone’ inside the house. When you are with your family and sitting at the dining table, the phone should not be used to communicate.”

He said that there are three types of pressure on students – pressure from peers, from parents and from self. Modi said, “Sometimes children put pressure on themselves because they are not able to perform well. My suggestion is that you should set small goals during preparation and then improve your performance. In this way you will be fully prepared for the exams.” He described students as the shapers of the country’s future. Modi said that ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’ is like an exam for them too.

In the seventh edition of this program organized before the examinations, Modi said that students have become more innovative than before. Students, parents and teachers are connected in this program organized by the Education Ministry. Modi has also emphasized on increasing the use of technology. Recently, Modi had announced 50 percent financial assistance from the central government to those setting up semiconductor manufacturing units in the country. Modi had said that his government has provided a lot of facilities for the semiconductor industry. He said that there will be tremendous growth of the semiconductor industry in the country. An ecosystem is being prepared for the semiconductor industry.