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‘Pariksha Pe Charcha 2024’ embraced a virtual format, attracting a widespread audience of students, teachers, parents and community members accessing the event via smartphones and smart TVs, and witnessing the discussions on exam-related stress. The event included a significant speech by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Parents actively engaged, gaining valuable insights for supporting their children. Community members appreciated the informative content, emphasising a collaborative approach for academic success. School students and teachers watched the live program with full enthusiasm and learned the ways to cope with stress and fear associated with the exams.

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