Published 12:42 IST, July 27th 2020
UP student who topped board exams overjoyed after speaking to PM Modi on 'Mann Ki Baat'
Usman Saifi, the resident of Amroha in UP, who topped Class 12 board exam, could not believe his ears after PM Modi spoke to him during his Mann ki Baat program
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Usman Saifi, resident of Amroha in Uttar Presh, who topped Class 12 board exam, could t believe his ears after Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to him on his 'Mann ki Baat' programme on Sunday.
Saifi said, "I am overjoyed and I cant express it in words. Prime Minister vised me to learn Vedic Mamatics and teach my friends."I was t able to believe that I am speaking to world's best leer.
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During his Mann ki Baat rio dress, PM Modi interacted with students who performed exceptionally well in board examinations this year despite facing all odds. He spoke to Saifi and Kaniga from Namakkal in Tamil Nu and praised m for ir achievement.
"re are many or stories of such young friends whose cour and success in difficult conditions inspire us. I wanted to have as much as possible a chance to talk to young friends but time has its own limitations. I appeal to all young friends that y share with us ir stories in ir own voice that can inspire country," PM Modi said.
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PM’s interaction with students
Kritika Nandal was first student Prime Minister interacted with on his Mann Ki Baat programme. Nandal cleared her board exam with flying colour and hails from Panipat, Haryana. PM Modi congratulated her for passing board exams and asked about her aim in life. She said, “I want to become a doctor.”
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PM Modi wished her best of luck and said that life of doctors is totally dedicated to society and that it is a 24x7 job. “Doctors have to work very hard throughout day and in time of pandemic, y are risking ir lives to serve public,” PM Modi said.
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PM Modi n interacted with Vinayak of Ernakulam, Kerala. PM asked Vinayak “How’s Josh!” to which he spontaneously replied, “High, Sir". While congratulating Vinayak, PM Modi asked him if he is into social media and electronic ggets, to which youngster replied “ sir, we are t allowed to use social media and electronic ggets in our school premises". “So, you are lucky!”, PM Modi replied.
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(With inputs from ncy)
(Im credits: ANI)
12:42 IST, July 27th 2020