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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday expressed his happiness as he shared letters received from students extolling his book on dealing with examination stress.
In a tweet, Modi shared the messages of Anagha Hemaraj from Chennai and another student Jayesh who shared their experiences of how the book helped them prepare better for their exams.
“Thank you Anagha and Jayesh for your affection and kind words on #ExamWarriors. Glad that the book helped you during exam preparation,” Modi tweeted.
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Thank you Anagha and Jayesh for your affection and kind words on #ExamWarriors. Glad that the book helped you during exam preparation. pic.twitter.com/uvMcakG1ru
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 22, 2018
Focusing his attention on the “importance of stress-free examinations” Modi had in his book titled “Exam Warriors” provided “a handy guide” for students in India and across the world.
In the book, Modi has presented 25 mantras for young students to fight the exam stress. The book is said to be interactive, with illustrations, activities and yoga exercises.
The 189-page book carries rich illustrations and is printed on fine paper. Published by Penguin India and BlueKraft Digital Foundation, the book is priced at Rs 100.
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